Microsoft cancels data center, Brewers fans remain optimistic after Game 3 loss

9.10.2025

Wisconsin Today: Morning News

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Microsoft is pulling out of a proposed data center in southeastern Wisconsin after local opposition. Brewers fans are still optimistic about the team's postseason chances despite yesterday's loss. And, recovery efforts are continuing after historic flooding in southeastern Wisconsin. We hear from one resident outside a FEMA Disaster Recovery Center in Milwaukee.

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Microsoft cancels data center, Brewers fans remain optimistic after Game 3 loss

Wisconsin Today: Morning News

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