Kikkoman held an opening ceremony on the 18th for its third U.S. soy sauce plant in Jefferson, Wisconsin. The company will invest approximately ...

Arson investigators are looking into a fire of "suspicious origin" that destroyed equipment at an Enbridge Line 5 project site early Thursday.

Just over two years after announcing plans to invest in a new plant in Wisconsin, Japanese soy sauce-maker Kikkoman ...

A new Kikkoman facility opened Friday in Jefferson, representing millions of dollars invested into the southeastern Wisconsin ...

In a Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Ideas Lab column, Law Forward's Douglas Poland writes that gerrymandering locks voters out of ...

UW–Madison opens Irving and Dorothy Levy Hall, a $115M humanities hub funded by state support and donors, designed for ...

Kikkoman Foods, Inc. (KFI), the U.S. manufacturing arm of the world's leading soy sauce brand, today celebrated the official ...

Citing fraud investigations and findings from the federal government, without mentioning President Donald Trump by name, U.S. Rep. Tom Tiffany, R-Hazelhurst, said Friday that he wants to do the same ...

Proposed transmission line developments through southwestern Wisconsin have made for unlikely political bedfellows this election season.

Governor Tony Evers, alongside Kikkoman CEO Yuzaburo Magi, celebrated the grand opening of a new production facility in Jefferson Friday, Sept. 18. Kikkoman is a Japanese food ...

WEDC will provide up to $15.5 million in performance-based tax incentives to support Kikkoman’s $800 million total investment in Wisconsin, creating more than 80 high-paying jobs and bolstering ...

Republican governor candidate Tom Tiffany is proposing to beef up state government transparency by adding auditors and ...