Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers Takes Action On 17 Bills.

Gov. Evers Signs Bill to Help Bolster School Bus Driver Workforce.

Progressives ask Supreme Court to overturn GOP-drawn legislative maps.

Tiffany announced in a statement that he will not be running for U.S. Senate against Tammy Baldwin.

Hall takes over the seat previously held by Supervisor Sharon Kelly.

"This latest round of investments will provide much-needed repairs and improvements"

The governor announced he is accepting applications on a rolling basis until the vacancy is filled.

Representative Magnafici points out the APRN Modernization Act's significant potential to broaden healthcare access for inhabitants in underprivileged areas.

The appointment will fill a vacancy being created by Judge J. M. Bitney’s retirement.

This round of pardons breaks the Wisconsin record for most pardons granted by a governor in state history.

'Governor approves compensation plan bills to help bolster state workforce'

Guest column from 25th District Senator Romaine Quinn.

Magnafici sheds light 'on the betrayal of trust and the detrimental consequences of the Governor's decisions regarding the state budget.'

"Unfortunately for Wisconsin families, Governor Evers used his veto pen to reduce the $3.5 billion of income tax cuts to only $175 million."

"When it comes to the tax cut, why in the world would Evers veto a cut that would have mostly benefited the middle class?"

“Clearly, now that he’s won re-election by taking credit for Republican ideas, it’s business as usual for Governor Evers, as he returns to his true liberal ideology.”

"Governor Tony Evers issued 51 vetoes of the state budget, many of which will adversely affect Northern Wisconsin."

Gov. Evers enacts budget with over 50 line-item vetoes.

Legislation would begin the process of reestablishing income tax reciprocity between Wisconsin and Minnesota.

Supreme Court decision blocks Biden's student loan debt plan that was estimated to cost taxpayers over $400B.

The Wisconsin Legislature has completed its work on the 2023-2025 state budget.

Representative James Edming released the following statement after voting in favor of the 2023-25 State Budget.

Representative Chanz Green joined his fellow colleagues and voted for the 2023-25 state budget proposed by the Joint Committee on Finance.

"While no budget will ever be perfect, I feel confident that my vote reflects the will and wishes of the 10th Senate District."