Journal Sentinel publishes the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel daily and Sunday newspapers and produces one of the most popular destinations for Milwaukee Internet users - JSOnline.com. Journal Sentinel is committed to producing a newspaper that reflects the ever-changing world and fulfills the needs of readers and advertisers. A new production facility with state-of-the-art printing equipment, which became operational in early 2003, will help ensure the continued reliability and growth of Wisconsin's largest newspaper in the 21st century.

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Kohl's CEO Michelle Gass attributed the decline to "a weakening macro environment, high inflation and dampened consumer spending, which especially pressured our middle-income customers."

In the five years since the Racine County Foxconn development was announced with much fanfare, taxpayers in Mount Pleasant have spent nearly $167 million on vendors related to the project.

Major highways connecting cities across the country could someday be used to deliver green energy and high-speed internet service.

The app, Investii, allows users to prove themselves through savings and investing, as opposed to taking on debt even if it's not needed.

Brothers Khalif El-Amin and Que El-Amin run a Summer Tech Plus program for Milwaukee-area high school students. The classes, focused on technology, entrepreneurship, public speaking, accounting, and Java programming, continue until Aug. 12.

A growing number of municipalities across the U.S. have instituted a program, including the Twin Cities, Chicago, and Lansing, Michigan.

The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel is a daily morning broadsheet newspaper printed in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. It is the largest newspaper in the state and widely read. The newspaper is committed to producing a reliable and informative publication that reflects the ever-changing world and fulfills the needs of readers and advertisers.

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