Gov. Tony Evers has vetoed two more bills: Assembly Bills 369 and 293.

Gov. Tony Evers has taken action on an additional 16 bills.

Edming: "Evers can still make things right. He can allocate these federal funds on his own, something he has had the power to do all along."

“The Legislature built a budget that will benefit everyone in our state.”

Representative Gae Magnafici released the following statement after Governor Evers partially vetoed the Republican budget and Personal Property Tax Relief, which in total cut taxes over $3.4 billion

Governor provides more than $2 billion in individual tax relief, delivers on campaign promise to cut taxes for middle-class families by 10 percent

'At the request of Rep. Magnafici the non-partisan Legislative Fiscal Bureau released a memo detailing Governor Evers’ past failures to cut Wisconsin families’ taxes'

Madison, WI – Rob Stafsholt (R - New Richmond) issued the following statement after voting for the 2021-23 state budget

Senate Minority Leader Janet Bewley (D-Mason) has released the following statement

Gov. Tony Evers today vetoed Assembly Bill 173, one bill among several passed by Republicans in the Legislature that would affect election administration in Wisconsin.

Rep. Nick Milroy released the following statement in response to the passage of Assembly Bill 68, the 2021-23 state biennial budget bill

Gov. Tony Evers today signed Assembly Bill 374 relating to the settlement of opioid litigation.

Rusk County legislator honored for advocacy in support of veterans

Representative Gae Magnafici released the following statement after voting to cut Wisconsinites’ taxes by over $3.3 billion

State Rep. Dave Armstrong cast his first vote for a state biennial budget on June 29 when he voted for the 2021-2023 state budget bill

Representative James Edming released the following statement after voting in favor of the 2021-23 State Budget

"As the Assembly chair of Family Law, a nurse, and a mom, I am insulted."

“This change reflects my and my administration's commitment to gender-neutral terminology and to recognizing that Wisconsin families are diverse and should be valued and respected,” said Gov. Evers.

This show will be the 6th episode since we first launched this monthly-series in January.

The Wisconsin State Assembly took up a wide range of bills on June 22, from countering efforts to defund the police to ensuring truth in food labeling

Gov. Tony Evers today signed seven bills into law, including several bipartisan policing changes.

Prior to her election to the State Assembly, Hraychuck dedicated 32 years of service to the Polk County Sheriff's Office

"Republicans are passing a $3.4 billion tax cut for Wisconsin’s middle class."

This legislation would prohibit the use of “vaccine passports” by any public or private entity for the COVID-19 vaccine.