Third Ethics Complaint Filed Against Former Wisconsin Supreme Court Judge Michael Gableman

The complaint is over his conduct during his widely derided review of the 2020 presidential election.

Republican Legislative Leaders Downplay Wisconsin Budget Surplus

The LFB calculates the surplus as more than $7 billion, but GOP lawmakers say it is much less.

Wisconsin Supreme Court Reappoints Trump Lawyer To Judicial Conduct Committee

Jim Troupis was heavily involved in the effort by the state GOP to cast false Electoral College votes for the former president.

Pandemic Emergency Food Stamp Benefits End For Wisconsin Residents

The nearly 350,000 households in Wisconsin who made use of additional federal food stamp benefits will face harder choices while shopping.

Budget Committee Co-Chairs On Potential Compromise And Evers' Proposals

They said the governor's proposed budget includes too much spending, and they plan to be cautious and focus on tax reform.

Dan Kelly's Divine Inspiration

1991 writing reveals a man certain that he has God on his side.

Dozens Of Open Records Requests To Wisconsin DOJ Have Sat For More Than A Year

The backlog of requests has caused wait times to grow for newer requests.

Protasiewicz Says She'd Recuse Herself From Cases Involving Democratic Party

The party has given the Milwaukee County judge $2.5 million to support her Wisconsin Supreme Court campaign.

Evers Proposes $3.8B For WI Infrastructure Projects Amid Surplus

Democrat Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers on Tuesday announced a proposal to spend $1.8 billion on the University of Wisconsin system.

Wisconsin Legislative Committee To Consider Suspending New DHS Vaccine Rules For Students

The changes implemented earlier this month include a requirement that past chickenpox infection needs to be documented.

Evers Declared Energy Emergency To Help Power Restoration After Winter Storm

Many Wisconsin residents were without power Wednesday night and into Thursday.

A Look At Evers' Proposals For Expanding Mental Health Access Across The State

The largest portion of the money — $270 million — would go towards expanding mental health support in Wisconsin public schools.

Former Wisconsin Governor Tony Earl Dies At 86 After Stroke

Tony Earl, Wisconsin's 41st governor who was in office from 1983-1987, died on Thursday, the governor's office announced.

Outside Groups Set New Campaign Spending Record In Wisconsin Supreme Court Race

Altogether 16 outside groups have spent $5.63 million in the primary election alone for the open high court seat.

Conservatives Prepare To Unite Behind WI Supreme Court Primary Winner Dan Kelly

He will face liberal Milwaukee County Circuit Court Judge Janet Protasiewicz in the April 4 general election.

Protasiewicz Cruises To WI Supreme Court Primary Victory With Focus On Her ‘Values'

"I value a woman’s freedom to make her own reproductive health care decisions," said the Milwaukee County judge.

What's In The Evers Budget Tax Proposals?

For the average Wisconsinite, “this is not a tax increase budget, it's a tax cut budget,” said DOR Secretary Peter Barca.

Dane County Judge Approves Republican-Backed Ballot Questions For April

A lawsuit brought by Ex-Incarcerated People Organizing (EXPO) and the interfaith coalition WISDOM aimed to postpone the referendum.

Four Candidates Vying To Make It Through To April Supreme Court General Election

The primary race, consisting of a four-candidate field made up of two liberals and two conservatives, has involved partisan swiping.

Dane County Judge To Rule In Case Over April Referendum Questions

The lawsuit argues that the WEC sent the initiatives to county clerks a day past a deadline required by state law.

Evers Unveils Spending Plan That Boosts Public Schools, Water Cleanup, Child Care And Cuts Taxes

The budget would add more than 800 full-time employees to the state’s payroll with proposals to add programs across an array of agencies.

Without Dissent, Wisconsin Supreme Court Strikes Blow To ‘Dark Store' Tax Theory

The method involves comparing the value of an operating big box retail store to long vacant stores nearby.

Wisconsin Supreme Court Candidate Daniel Kelly, With A Pro-Business Record, Runs On Originalism

He has attacked the two liberal candidates for tipping their hand on what they believe on certain issues.

Affordable Housing, Tenant Legal Support In Evers' Proposed Budget

He is calling for funds to be given to the city of Milwaukee to rehab rental units and help renters research the history of properties.

Evers Unveils Voting Rights Provisions In Wisconsin Budget Proposal

Automatic voter registration and his other proposals have previously been rejected by Republicans.

Small Business Owners Hit Wisconsin State Capitol With To-Do List For The Next Budget

The day was organized by Main Street Alliance, whose agenda sets it apart from business groups that emphasize deregulation and lower taxes.

Wisconsin Judicial Commission Dismisses Complaint Against Justice Jill Karofsky

She made a statement to Trump lawyer Jim Troupis about his attempt to change the election results “so that your king can stay in power.”

Protasiewicz' Fundraising Advantage In Wisconsin Supreme Court Race Continues

The Milwaukee County judge raised four times more money than her opponents in the week since Feb. 6.

Corporate Campaign Cash Sets A New State Record, Watchdog Reports

Combined corporate donations for Democrats and Republicans totaled $2.29 million.

Republicans Push For Felons To Pay Fines Before Restoring Right To Vote

Sen. Chris Larson blasted the proposal, calling it a "poll tax bill" that's "likely unconstitutional, and most definitely racist."

Sen Tammy Baldwin Chides Southwest Airlines Exec On Holiday Disruption

More than 16,000 Southwest flights were canceled between Dec. 21 and 31.

Mitchell Pushes Judicial Fairness As He Tries To Escape Barnes Campaign Shadow

Instead, he's been dogged by questions — and fears from the state's left wing — about nominating a Black man in a statewide race.

Wisconsin Supreme Court Candidate Dan Kelly Makes His Case

He spoke to a gathering of Dane County Republicans on Tuesday night in Madison.

Evers Proposes Plan To Increase Local Government Aid By Over $500 Million

Under the plan, 43.4% of the total funds — around $250 million — would be allocated for public safety aid.

Bipartisan Group Of Wisconsin Lawmakers Seek To Close Copay Loophole

The proposed bill would require all copay assistance provided to be counted towards a patient’s insurance cost-sharing requirements.

Democrats Balk As Committee Assigns Audit Of State Licensing Department

Both audit projects were approved without the votes of the Joint Legislative Audit Committee's four Democrats.

Warning Wisconsin People Of Faith About White Christian Nationalism

"It's a deliberate attempt to conflate religious identity with ethnic and national identity," said the Rev. Jennifer Butler.

New State Plan Emphasizes Root Causes Behind Public Health Conditions And Outcomes

It will take “foundational shifts” to bring Wisconsin's public health agencies into discussion and action on crucial issues.

Momentum Growing Behind Changing Wisconsin's Shared Revenue System

Milwaukee and Milwaukee County receive the largest portion of the state's shared revenue.

Evers Makes Board Of Regents Appointment, Furthering Control Of UW System

Dr. Joan Prince is taking the vacated seat of Tracey Klein, an appointee of former Republican Gov. Scott Walker, who resigned last year.