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That need for housing will only increase if the state attracts more working age residents, something lawmakers hope to achieve to address the state's longstanding workforce shortage challenges.

Over the next decade, researchers say the state needs 140,000 new homes to accommodate people entering working ages.

A new report says the state will need to speed up construction to house younger workers given that baby boomers occupy a growing share of homes.

According to a recent study from Forward Analytics, the housing shortage in the state is expected to increase over the next ten years.

New Study Indicates Wisconsin Needs Up to 227,000 New Units by 2030

A recent study shows Wisconsin is not attracting enough young people to keep up with the labor need in the state.

Some anticipate a drop in participation in the Fiesta — even saying it could leave the city’s title of ballooning capital of the world up for grabs.

ALBUQUERQUE – Bryce Risley is putting everything he has into documenting and preserving the world-famous culture of Albuquerque ballooning that captivated him as a child. Risley holds a double master’...

New Mexico's governor on Monday voided four pre-statehood proclamations that targeted Native Americans during what was a tumultuous time across the western frontier as federal soldiers tried to defeat Navajos, Apaches and others.

A new study by Forward Analytics shows increased migration may be the only answer to the problem.