Gov. Tony Evers introduced legislation repealing Wisconsin’s personal property tax and creating a new state aid payment to compensate local governments for their lost revenue.

“I want to thank the Wisconsinites who have stepped up to protect themselves, their community, and our state in the battle against COVID-19 and the Delta variant,” said Gov. Tony Evers.

A Guest Column from 28th Assembly District Representative Gae Magnafici

Governor asks to intervene in lawsuit asking a federal court to draw Wisconsin’s electoral maps

Former Republican Lt. Governor Rebecca Kleefisch formally announced her candidacy for Wisconsin Governor in 2022

Deputy Secretary Willems Van Dijk will depart DHS on September 10, 2021. Deb Standridge will begin her new role at DHS the following week.

More than 65,000 Wisconsinites receive first dose of COVID-19 vaccine between Aug. 20 and Sept. 1

Deputy Warren Tuttle has officially announced his candidacy for the Washburn County Sheriff.

"Chaos engulfs Afghanistan and it is clear that your administration had no clear plan to respond to the collapse of the central government and the fall of Kabul."

Wisconsinites will receive $100 by getting vaccinated now through September 6

Evers: 'We must remain resolved in addressing the systemic racism and inequities Black Wisconsinites face every day and to continuing our work toward a just, equitable, and fair state.'

"Governor vetoes GOP bills that reflect national effort to damage democracy"

Recommendations include mask wearing, physical distancing, and increased mitigation efforts

5 Bills signed into law, a 6th was vetoed

Guest column from 73rd Assembly District Representative Nick Milroy

Guest Column from 7th Congressional District Representative Tom Tiffany

Evers: 'Legislative package mirroring governor's budget proposal aims to lower costs for prescriptions while increasing transparency and accessibility'

Detailed statistics about how many voters were deactivated in each Wisconsin county, city, village and town is attached

Speaker Robin Vos released the following statement regarding the independent election investigation led by former Justice Gableman.

Gov. Evers’ executive order directs state agencies to help those affected by the storms.

Republicans reject more than $400 million for K-12, more than $100 million for higher education

Armstrong: "This is unacceptable and hurts not only businesses, but also the employees they do have, their customers, and their communities."

"Today I am voting to override Governor Evers’ veto of AB 336, which ends the bonus handout for being unemployed."

Governor announces special session plan to put more than $400 million into K-12, more than $100 million into higher education