Assembly unanimously approved legislation that will make important economic development tools more cost-effective.

Attorneys filed emergency motion to bypass after Court of Appeals issued a stay.

Today, Senate Bill 644 authored by Sen. Rob Stafsholt relating to best interest in annuity transactions has passed the State Senate with bi-partisan support.

“Governor Evers’ response to the COVID pandemic has been disastrous for many business, perhaps especially restaurants” -- Rep. Armstrong

Their ruling could decide the state's political maps for the next decade

Today, Adam Jarchow formally launched his campaign for Wisconsin Attorney General.

'Experienced leadership team helps position Jarchow as conservative’s choice for AG'

Rep. Magnafici (R – Dresser) issued the following statement regarding her top priorities for 2022

Senator Rob Stafsholt issued the following statement after testifying in the Senate Committee on Health on Senate Bill 342.

Evers has granted more pardons during his first 3 years in office than any other governor in contemporary history.

'Governor's directed withholding table changes, one of the largest tax cuts in state history mean hundreds of dollars more in paychecks this year'

State Rep. Beth Meyers Announces She Will Not Seek Re-Election for 74th Assembly District.

Governor announces another 30 pardons granted, bringing total to 337

Rent and utility assistance programs still available for households in need

The compact amendment follows months of negotiations between the St. Croix Chippewa Indians of Wisconsin and the Wisconsin Department of Administration’s (DOA) Division of Gaming.

Wisconsin's unemployment rate lowest it's been since November 2018 at 3 percent

Wisconsin Attorney General Josh Kaul today announced the appointment of Tina Virgil to serve as the new administrator for the DOJ Division of Criminal Investigation.

View the Governor’s proposed Assembly, Senate, and Congressional maps.

Senator Kathy Bernier said nothing her committee has seen over the past year has changed the outcome of the presidential election in Wisconsin.

The letter specifically calls for the U.S. Senate to pass the Freedom to Vote Act and the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act.

Will Martin, who served in leadership roles under Governors Thompson and Walker, announces he is seeking the Republican nomination to become the next Lt. Governor.

Delegation: "We stand united in our efforts to heal Waukesha after the horrific incident at the Christmas Parade."

Brandon R. Romo of Pardeeville, who lost his life in the line of duty after contracting COVID-19.