Edgerton florist's subscription service starts with this question: How mad is she?

As SHINE Medical Technologies builds a plant in Janesville aimed at producing radioactive medical isotopes by 2022, the company is working with a partner in Europe to make medicines that fight cancer.

Two Wendy’s restaurant locations in Janesville are among 99 fast-food restaurants flagged for violating child labor laws, according to the U.S. Department of Labor.

After 13 years in a warehouse and showroom space on North Parker Drive in Janesville, office products supplier OfficePro is moving to Beloit.

A new bicycle and multisport shop on Janesville’s east side is pushing the pedals, shaking a leg and backstroking into the new year.

In the 17 years Steve Dean has run Mocha Moment on Janesville’s south side, he’s never won a local award for the business. Until now.

Impact Confections, the Janesville candy maker that wears the sour candy crown, is selling its manufacturing plant on the city’s north side to a Mexican company.

It’s a niche market: waste oil furnaces. But Rock Energy Systems, a company that for years has produced Lanair and Clean Burn waste oil-burning furnaces in a plant in Janesville, is now the undisputed waste oil king. The recent acquisition of a competitor has made it so.

The Janesville Mall and its owner on Thursday disputed a store employee’s claim that Lane Bryant's plan to shutter its store at the mall is tied to "real estate negotiations."

The Lane Bryant clothing store at the Janesville Mall will close by the end of January, a store manager has confirmed.

Janesville tech firm Data Dimensions has changed hands from one private equity firm to another, the company announced Thursday. The sale will allow the company to branch out to new clients.

Janesville metal fabricator United Alloy plans a major expansion in Texas that the company said will boost its production capacity nationwide and lead to the hiring of more than two dozen new employees here.

The state Department of Workforce Development announced Monday that Regal Beloit America will permanently close its Durst division operations outside Clinton next spring, leaving 59 employees without jobs.

It might take weeks or months of fine tuning, but Commercial Development has given the city a preliminary plan of how redevelopment might roll forward on the 260-acre former General Motors site.

One key part of the housing market—new home construction—has been sluggish to recover from the Great Recession, at least at a rate that would keep pace with recent job growth and demand for housing. That could change soon.

This year, Haye Dental Group is celebrating Tom Haye’s 50th year as a practicing dentist in Janesville. Haye, who is 83, said he’s celebrating the 50-year milestone by continuing to do what he’s done in Janesville for half a century. "There's no quitting," Haye said in a recent interview.

In what is a true throwback—an amenity once offered to grocery shoppers when people’s telephones hung on the wall in the kitchen—Maurer’s Market has unveiled a phone-in grocery-ordering service.

After months of demolition, the former General Motors site is cleared of all structures and much of the debris. As the site moves into its next phase, its reuse hinges in part on the remaining concrete slabs.

Voigt Music Center announced Saturday it will leave downtown by year's end and move to the northwest side of Janesville

The Janesville Athletic Club plans to repurpose 24,000 square feet of its facility on Black Bridge Road to create an indoor sports complex, complete with batting cages, strength training equipment and one turf field.

Supermarket chain Meijer still has not committed to a timeline for building a new store on land it owns in Delavan, but city officials believe the project is still on.

You’d think Jonathan Baker would have been California dreaming on a late October day. After all, several acres of Baker’s hemp crop on a rural Whitewater hillside were in limbo.

Burr Rote has sold his barber shop, Rote’s Hairstyling Shop, after 51 years at 17 S. Academy St. His schedule is full of haircut appointments as he prepares for his last day Thursday.

Picture people throwing axes, riding go-karts and hanging from walls and zipping on ropes above the floor of the former Boston Store at the Janesville Mall. Can’t picture it? Well, try harder.

Aldi shoppers will be able to return to their grocery routine once the renovated store reopens next week.

Online retail giant Amazon is coming to Beloit, and stakeholders want to see initial construction start next week on an expansive distribution center in the city's Gateway Business Park.

Janesville medical radioisotope startup SHINE Medical Technologies announced it has closed on a $50 million financing deal with global investment firm Oaktree Capital Managment.

Throndsen Lettering, a Janesville company that has lettered thousands of shirts and decked out thousands of letter jackets for more than a half-century, has been bought by Roundhouse Marketing Services.

Key stakeholders looking to build a downtown stadium for the Beloit Snappers baseball team made their first pitch to the Beloit City Council and residents Monday night.

Margie Siggelkow, the owner of Adorn, a new women’s and men’s boutique that opened last week at 39 S. Main St., never figured she would move back to Janesville after she graduated from Milton High School and left for college in 2007.

Recently, United Way Blackhawk Region awarded a two-year, $25,000 grant to KANDU Industries, a local nonprofit agency that serves people with disabilities. The funding will offset training costs for local companies that would hire KANDU clients.