Quinn: All of the bills work to improve the well-being of the constituents of the 25th Senate District.

Governor Tony Evers today signed the following 48 bills.

“I was happy to see that Governor Evers saw the impact that these bills would have!”

Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers today signed a bill relating to expanding farmland preservation agreements and increasing farmland preservation tax credits.

"Gov. Evers Keeps Promise to Protect LGBTQ Youth, Vetoes Bill Prohibiting Gender-Affirming Care in Wisconsin"

Gov. Evers Signs Bills to Keep Milwaukee Brewers, Major League Baseball in Wisconsin Through 2050.

Attorneys General argue large-capacity magazines are not protected by the Second Amendment.

Senator Rob Stafsholt authored legislation that would exempt finance transactions with no charge or fee from payday loan regulations.

Former Wisconsin Attorney General and current Waukesha County Circuit Court Judge Brad Schimel today announced his campaign for Wisconsin Supreme Court.

Gov. Tony Evers announced today that he has granted another 82 pardons, bringing his total number of pardons granted to 1,111.

"I am very disappointed to learn of Governor Evers’ veto of the $2 billion middle-class tax cut passed by the Legislature."

Program to Boost Local Housing Initiatives in the County.

Gov. Tony Evers today took action on 3 bills, including 2 bills providing wage increases for certain public employees.

"As a county economic development director, I recognize the importance of making Wisconsin an attractive place for people to live and work."

Quinn: "I do not believe it is in the best interests of taxpayers to pay the majority cost of stadium upgrades"

This legislative package, aimed at fortifying our elections, encompasses several key reforms.

Guv: 'The development brings jobs, investments, and skilling programs to the region.'

"Wisconsin Republicans are working to support new parents and their babies in an initiative called ‘Embrace Them Both.’"

Representative James Edming voted to advance three constitutional amendments that will help protect the integrity of Wisconsin’s elections.

The Assembly has approved a sweeping elections reform package, including three proposed amendments to the Wisconsin Constitution.

Rep. Green also voted in favor of three constitutional amendments that will appear on the ballot for Wisconsin voters to decide.

Legislation will provide an increase to the child tax deduction.

The Assembly met November 7 to take up a number of legislative proposals, including several relating to higher education in Wisconsin.