Is General Motors Headed For Bankruptcy Again?

Probably.

Via Forbes.

2011-2012: Wisconsin’s puny job growth

Little more than 1% year over year.

Via TMJ4.

Quarterly mortgage delinquencies up

Via Milwaukee Journal Sentinel .

Fewer affordable American homes

Via WISN.

Nationwide home prices likely to fall another 1% through spring

Via WISN.

SE WI foreclosures soar 24% in July

Lenders clear backlog.

Via Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.

Gas prices near $4 a gallon in Milwaukee area

Other places, too.

Via Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.

Dane County eyes park campsites, temporary showers, bathrooms for homeless

No easy time.

Via Wisconsin State Journal.

National economy adds 163,00 jobs; unemployment up to 8.3%

Via Eau Claire Leader-Telegram.

Hologic closing Madison plant, laying off 130 workers

Via Channel 3000.

Consultant to Gov. Walker: Immigrants needed to fill Wisconsin jobs

Stating the obvious, while recognizing that it will be unpopular.

Via Milwaukee Business Journal .

Paltry growth @ 1.5% U.S. economy slowed in second quarter

Via WISN.

Child poverty increases in Wisconsin

Via Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.

Unemployment up throughout Wisconsin

No relief.

Via Eau Claire Leader-Telegram.

Harley cuts 125 positions, outsources some work to India

Via TMJ4.

Wisconsin home sales up almost 20% in June

Via Wisconsin State Journal.

Wisconsin second worst in construction job losses

Only Alaska was worse.

Via Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.

Wisconsin frac sand sites double

The number of Wisconsin frac sand mining operations has more than doubled in the past year, the Wisconsin Center for Investigative Journalism found, and the state leads the nation in production.

“We have the best sand in the world,” said Tom Woletz, the frac sand specialist at the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources.

“And we have a lot of sand.”

The frac sand industry has grown fast, and no government agency has an up-to-date list of all of the mines and processing plants in Wisconsin. A year ago, the Center identified 41 facilities operating or proposed in the state. This summer 87 are operating or under construction, with another 20 facilities in the proposal stage.

“Our office has turned into a zoo,” said Kevin Lien, director of land management for Trempealeau County. “We have seven applications for mining permits in July. Everyone here is engulfed in mining. It’s a huge workload for us.”

Via WisconsinWatch.org.

Wisconsin Loses 11,700 Jobs in June, Unemployment Rises to 7%

Wrong direction.

Via WMTV.

Increased drought will drive food prices up and harm an already weak U.S. economy

No end in sight.

Via Wisconsin Happy Farm.