08.19.2024
Thompson leaving WisDOT in Sept., Boardman to replace as secretary
MADISON, Wis. -- After serving as a consistent and level-headed leader through nearly six years of progress, change, and challenges, WisDOT Secretary Craig Thompson is, himself, leaving the department. Thompson is taking the job of…
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08.16.2024
“Really remarkable”: US Labor Secretary impressed with Walbec Group’s safety commitment during Franklin Quarry tour
FRANKLIN, Wis. -- The anticipation was building. “You may be able to feel the air blast, like a thunderstorm.” A few seconds later a puff of rock, dust, and debris expanded in the distance, then…
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08.14.2024
Second round of ARIP grant applications now open
Communities across Wisconsin can again apply for grants to repair dozens of rural roads, bridges, and culverts, just weeks after the state awarded its first batch of recipients. Monday, Gov. Tony Evers and WisDOT Secretary…
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07.24.2024
Shining a light on the night: Michels, WTBA show lawmakers I-41 project requires around-the-clock work
GRAND CHUTE, Wis. -- It was pretty easy to spot a group of five state lawmakers walking the median of I-41 Tuesday night near Appleton -- what with their matching neon yellow reflective vests, pants,…
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