John Bruckner isn’t a huge basketball fan, but he’ll definitely be tuning into the NCAA men’s basketball tournament this month.

James Durham spent four months developing a free database that has no guarantee of making money.

A history of community
Appleton’s St. Elizabeth Hospital has, in one form or another, served people in the area for more than a century.
The hospital began operations in 1899 in an 11-room house. It was moved to a two-story building in 1901 and, in 1924, into a five-story building that remains, thanks to several additions and [...]

It’s been two years since Army Spc. Jason Schulz lost both of his legs in an explosion while serving in Iraq, and things are looking up.

The possibility of a tornado wiping out hundreds of mobile homes in the town of Dunn is the type of thing that keeps Town Board members up at night, said Clerk-Treasurer Cathy Hasslinger.

Not many homes sell for $350,000 before drywall is even up.

Those familiar with Milwaukee know what Discovery World at Pier Wisconsin looks like, but not many know what it could have looked like.

The work being done at 408 W. Gorham St. in Madison won’t make sense to some people.

Keller Inc. is a little bit reluctant about being named the No. 8 metal builder in the nation and No. 1 metal builder in Wisconsin.

Rob Kieckhefer went to work for his father-in-law’s business, Price Erecting Co., Milwaukee, in 1976 with the intention of staying on for five or six months.