Ethan Duran is a Staff Writer at The Daily Reporter. He specializes in construction and real estate, covering topics such as urban development, housing markets, and transportation policy. Ethan's work has been featured in notable publications including Milwaukee Record, Milwaukee Magazine, and the Wisconsin Law Journal.
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OSHA and construction safety experts urge hydration, rest and shade as high heat and humidity raise risks of heat illness for workers.
Renovations and additions at Cumberland High School were kickstarted by a $32.95 million referendum approved by voters.
By: Ethan Duran
Bids awarded in Wisconsin this week included the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee health sciences renovation and military projects.
Construction has begun on the $1.8 billion Blatnik Bridge replacement project connecting Superior, Wis., and Duluth, Minn.
By: Ethan Duran
The U.S. attorney general moved to reschedule marijuana under the Controlled Substances Act, awaiting recognition from a judge.
Construction employment changed little in August, with the biggest gains in nonresidential specialty trade contractors due to megaprojects.
A 36,800-square-foot hotel is being proposed for the 84South shopping center in Greenfield, Wisconsin, with meetings this month.
Marijuana rescheduling is prompting contractors to review workplace drug policies as experts recommend continued testing and attention to state laws.
U.S. construction added 22,000 jobs in August as data center and infrastructure projects drove hiring, while contractors faced ongoing labor shortages.
Labor rate agreements, megaprojects and tariffs were among the key drivers of cost in the latest Mortenson cost report in Milwaukee.
