The Corliss in Wisconsin will include 576 affordable housing units in eight buildings when it is completed later this year.

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While local leaders in the northeast Wisconsin village of Wrightstown say they haven't received a formal development proposal, some local residents are making their feelings known in advance — they don't want a data center in town.

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Oshkosh is taking steps toward potentially buying a former downtown shopping mall. The city is considering converting the site into a mixed-use redevelopment that could include retail, housing and restaurants.

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In the small community of Shorewood Hills, a rarely-used procedure led to the ouster of the village's president.

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Wisconsin utility regulators blasted Alliant Energy and Meta Thursday for a lack of transparency as they approved changes to custom electric rates for the tech company’s plans to build a $1 billion data center campus in Beaver Dam.

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The head of the company that owns Wisconsin’s largest utility said it’s discussing the addition of more hyperscale data centers with very large customers.

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Port Washington residents and environmental advocates urged Wisconsin regulators to deny air quality permits for a massive data center there and conduct further environmental review of the project.

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