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Treasure Hunters Lose Hours In This Packed Wisconsin Warehouse Of Estate-Sale Finds

Most of the price tags are missing on purpose. The owners name a number at checkout, and almost everything is open to friendly negotiation. That little twist sets the tone for a giant pole-barn warehouse in Wisconsin. It’s stacked with estate-sale furniture, lamps, toys, records, china, books, and seasonal decorations.

Milwaukee, WI · 1d
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There's no place like home: The five quirkiest houses in Illinois

As the birthplace of some of architecture's most cutting-edge and innovative advancements, it comes as no surprise that Illinois plays host to a wide collection of unique, unusual, and quirky establishments. From sprawling historical complexes to artistic bungalows, these homes push the boundaries of what a house can be, inspiring and stirring guests' imaginations along the way.

Wadsworth, IL · 5d
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Wisconsin’s first Buc-ee’s now has a 500-day timeline

Wisconsin’s first Buc-ee’s now has a detailed construction clock. Our previous Wisconsin Buc-ee’s update covered the start of site work and the city’s early-2028 expectation; the project’s construction manager has…

Oak Creek, WI · 3d

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This Underrated Wisconsin City Is Where Gen Z Can Actually Afford Their First Dream Home

Nobody talks about Racine, Wisconsin the way they should, and honestly, that’s been working out just fine for the people who already live there. Racine is sitting on the western shore of Lake Michigan, doing its thing, while the rest of the country argues about housing prices and wonders why homeownership feels like a fantasy.

Racine, WI · 4d
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Wendy’s breakfast could disappear at some restaurants

Amid slumping sales, Wendy’s leaders told investors that franchisees will no longer be required to serve breakfast. The announcement comes as the Columbus, Ohio-based fast-food chain rejected a bid to buy the company. Company leaders said some locations could improve profitability by dropping breakfast. “This option directly supports stronger...

Kenosha, WI · 1d

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We Energies on price hikes

A We Energies rate hike has been approved by Wisconsin regulators, and the City of Milwaukee ponders a replacement for the utility. Brendan Conway from We Energies joined FOX6 NOW to talk about all of this and more.

Milwaukee, WI · 1d

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Our Place, November 4, 2026

Peller Investments is seeking a mixed-use designation for 113 acres near Grand Geneva, with a conceptual plan for housing, commercial space, and trails. The Lake Geneva Plan Commission, on Monday, reviewed the proposal by Peller Investments, LLC to rezone the parcel from Planned Office to Planned Mixed-Use. Citing declining post-pandemic demand for traditional office space, the developer’s conceptual blueprint aims to transition the land into a vibrant, phased “Live, Work, Play” neighborhood.

Lake Geneva, WI · 3d

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Luxury Condo Meets Small Town Charm in North Prairie

A new neighborhood of ranch-style condominiums is bringing low-maintenance luxury living to the scenic village of North Prairie. Set alongside a beautiful golf course, these thoughtfully designed homes offer stunning views, walking trails, and easy access to local dining, coffee shops, and community amenities. Built by a respected quality builder, the customizable split-ranch floor plans combine comfort, style, and convenience, allowing homeowners to enjoy a relaxed lifestyle while leaving exterior maintenance to others.

North Prairie, WI · 1d

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Colliers closes sale of two self-storage facilities in Wisconsin

Colliers’ Dan Lynch represented Bruno’s Self Storage, LLC in the sale of two Extra Space-managed self-storage facilities in Wisconsin to Inland Real Estate. Together the properties total 175,825 square feet with 1486 units. The transactions include a 93,650 SF facility completed in 2020 with 749 climate-controlled units located...

Pleasant Prairie, WI · 3d

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MPS replaces finance chief after losing $450K in bank fraud scheme

Milwaukee Public Schools is trying to recover nearly half a million dollars after the district says it was scammed in a bank impersonation fraud scheme. The district lost around $450,000 initially when an external party impersonated U.S. Bank, where the district holds some of its funds. As of Tuesday, U.S....

Milwaukee, WI · 2d

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Joe Emling receives warm welcome to Palermo’s c-suite

MILWAUKEE — Palermo’s, parent company to brands including Screamin’ Sicilian and Urban Pie Pizza Co., has tapped Joe Emling as its next COO. Emling brings a wealth of leadership experience to the role, having previously served as COO of Florida’s Natural Growers and, prior to that, VP of supply chain and senior director at Refresco and Ingredion, respectively.

Milwaukee, WI · 1d

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Gold + Oak acquires children’s boutique in Brookfield

Gold + Oak, the lifestyle, retail merchandising and design division of Mount Prospect, Illinois-based Nicholas Family of Companies (NFOC), acquired Goo Goo Gaa Gaa, an independent children’s boutique in Brookfield, Wisconsin, a western suburb of Milwaukee. Located in Sendik’s Towne Centre at 18905 W. Capitol Drive, Goo Goo Gaa...

Brookfield, WI · 3d

WBBM News Radio

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Suburban voters say yes to bonds, no to new tax

Suburban voters say yes to bonds, no to new tax

Lake Zurich, IL · 3d

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Greg Marcus on big ideas, Brewers pride, and making memories

For Greg Marcus, movie theaters, hotels and restaurants share a purpose: bringing people together. “We’re a business of memory creation,” said the chairman, president and CEO of The Marcus Corporation. “That’s what we really sell.”. On The Upswing this week, Marcus joined WTMJ’s Jeff Sherman to...

Milwaukee, WI · 13h

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Cirrus Plans Germantown Rental Development

Carillon at Germantown is a proposed rental development by Cirrus Property Group. The firm also has a project underway in Grafton. The Germantown development has been described with differing unit counts in public records and reporting. A site plan application filed with the village identifies Daniel Hasbani of Cirrus Property Group as agent for Tanner Hahn of Faith Lutheran Church and describes the project as a 36-unit multifamily development at W172N11187 Division Road. A Milwaukee Business Journal report from January similarly characterized the plan as a 36-unit rental project. But a BizTimes report on the same church-partnered proposal described it as a 42-unit apartment community, and the available records do not clarify whether the project's size changed between filings or whether the two accounts refer to different versions of the plan.

Milwaukee, WI · 1d

FOX 6 Milwaukee

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We Energies rate increase approved

Milwaukee County, WI · 1d

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West Allis Christkindlmarkt Returns With More Than 80 Vendors

West Allis’ Christkindlmarkt is scheduled for Dec. 4 and 5 at the West Allis Farmers Market, 6501 W. National Ave. The City of West Allis says more than 80 vendors will participate. Hours are Friday from 4 to 8 p.m. and Saturday from noon to 4 p.m. The market...

West Allis, WI · 2d

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Mikkelsen Innovation establishes U.S. subsidiary, opens manufacturing and support facility

AARHUS, Denmark, and MILWAUKEE — Mikkelsen Innovation ApS has established its U.S. subsidiary, FASTSEWN Inc., and opened a manufacturing and support facility in Milwaukee to better serve customers throughout the Americas. The company has assembled a U.S. sales and management team that includes Steve Aranoff, chief business officer, and...

Milwaukee, WI · 2d

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After latest We Energies rate hike, Milwaukee Common Council approves study on creating city's own electric utility

MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) — The Milwaukee Common Council on Friday unanimously approved spending $1.35 million to study whether it's realistic for the city to start its own electric utility. The vote came less than 24 hours after the Wisconsin Public Service Commission (PSC) approved a rate increase for We...

Milwaukee, WI · 1d