"I am glad to sign these bills today to help relieve a little bit of stress and worry for business owners as they head into tax season.”

"Decisions about how to manage Wisconsin’s gray wolves ought to be made by people in Wisconsin, not by lawyers, judges, and bureaucrats thousands of miles away."

Gov. Tony Evers today released the following statement regarding the Wisconsin Supreme Court’s decision.

Wichmann will appear on the August 9th, 2022 Republican primary ballot as a candidate for Lieutenant Governor.

Beglinger says campaign is test of whether ideas, character, competence and courage can triumph over big money.

Rice Lake will use a $3,157,057 grant to make improvements to their Main Street corridor.

Gov. Tony Evers today announced the 'Welcoming Wisconsin Home' report which provides new recommendations for tackling homelessness in the state.

The Wisconsin State Assembly met on February 22, 23, and 24 to approve legislation in a number of areas.

Senate Bill 214 relating to processing absentee ballots passed the State Senate and now heads to the Assembly.

Guest column from Senator Julian Bradley and Representative Donna Rozar.

A job posting for the position of Assistant District Attorney for Washburn County has been posted

Gov. Evers created and released a plan to use $7.4 million all funds to implement an additional 16% rate increase for emergency transportation providers.

"As I reviewed the Governor’s address to the Legislature, it struck me that many of the great things he talked about [...] are almost entirely in spite of his actions as Governor for the last four years."

Gov. Tony Evers delivered his 2022 State of the State address on Tuesday evening.

$1 million in funding for the Teacher Training and Recruitment Grant program.

Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers took action on seven bills today.

Sen. Rob Stafsholt has introduced two bills that will modernize and provide additional financial support for Wisconsin’s apprenticeship programs.

State Rep. Dave Armstrong is happy to report that two proposals he introduced have been recommended for passage by their respective committees.

Evers has granted more pardons during his first three years in office than any other governor in contemporary history.

Gov. Tony Evers today took action on 18 bills including 4 vetoes.

Legislation is response to what they say is retaliation against some doctors offering alternate coronavirus treatments.

“Calls for service are increasing, but revenues aren’t keeping up. That’s a formula for disaster.”

Today, Senator Janet Bewley announced her intention to not run for re-election to Wisconsin State Senate District 25.

Governor’s plan provides $150 surplus refund to every Wisconsin resident.