Tony Evers

Opponents of Bill Defining Antisemitism Push Evers to Veto It

Charging it would chill free speech, criminalize protests against Israeli government.

How One Wisconsin Family Helped Change Breast Screening Rules

After a Neenah woman’s breast cancer was missed, advocates spent years pushing for state law change.

WisDOT Applauds New Legislation Expanding Use of Alternative Project Delivery Methods to Modernize Wisconsins Infrastructure

Gov. Evers Releases Statement Regarding Senate Majority Leader LeMahieu’s Announcement

Evers Signs Roadside Drug Test Law Amid Rising Impaired Crashes

Nearly one in three fatal Wisconsin crashes involves impairment as police gain a new screening tool.

Senate Majority Leader Devin LeMahieu Won’t Seek Reelection

LeMahieu's announcement comes just weeks after Assembly Speaker Robin Vos announced his retirement

Crowley Focuses on ‘Building Bridges’ in 2026 State of the County

The county executive promotes major infrastructure projects, policy successes in annual address.

“For the Love of Wisconsin Women, Gail’s Law is Now the Law of the Land”

–Rep. Robyn Vining Commends Signing of Breast Cancer Screening Bill

Wisconsin is Now 49th State With Postpartum Medicaid Coverage

Governor Evers had proposed the policy in four straight budget proposals.

Gov. Evers Signs Bipartisan “Gail’s Law” to Expand Access to Breast Cancer Screenings for Wisconsin Women to Prevent Delayed Diagnoses and Save Lives

Congresswoman Gwen Moore Applauds Governor Evers for Expanding Postpartum Medicaid Coverage in Wisconsin

WI Senate Depends on Democrats to Pass Online Sports Betting Bill

Bill part of lengthy agenda as senators race to finish final day of 2026 session.

Vos Warns Data Centers Issue Could Cost Republicans Votes

Chastises GOP-Led Senate on '80 percent issue,' dropping bill to regulate data centers.

Afp-WI Urges Voters to Support Amendment Limiting Governors Partial Veto Power

Rep. Robyn Vining Commends Signing of Postpartum Medicaid Expansion Into Law

WI Democrats Float $1.3 Billion Plan for Schools Amid Tax Cut Talks

Proposal hikes funding for special education and general school aid.

After Years of Delay, WI Legislature Passes Bills Addressing PFAS

With Senate approval, 'important' bills to spend $133 million go to Gov. Evers to sign.

Milwaukee Jewish Federation Commends Passage of Bill to Fight Antisemitism

DACA Recipients, Wisconsin Economy to Receive Boost via Bipartisan Legislation

Gov. Evers Statement on Key Bill to Support States Food Assistance Program, Prevent Wisconsin Taxpayers From Paying Over $200 Million a Year in Potential Penalty Fees to Trump Administration

Gov. Evers Celebrates Senate Approval of Bipartisan Pfas Compromise After Years of Urging Republicans to Release $125 Million to Fight Pfas Contamination Statewide

After months of negotiations with Republican lawmakers, Gov. Evers today celebrated the Wisconsin State Senate taking up two bipartisan bills to finally release $125 million in stalled investments to help clean up Wisconsin’s water

70 School Districts Have Referendums on April Ballots

Three districts in Wisconsin talk about why they need financial help.

Trump Wants to ‘Save’ Great Lakes From Invasive Carp, But Halts Funds

Federal funds for barrier system halted as Army Corps of Engineers reviews projects.

Why the Rise in Property Tax Anger?

It's ebbed and flowed since the 1960s, as state politicians tried different solutions.

Gov. Evers Declares Emergency as State Prepares for Winter Storm

Court Filing Targets DOJ Role In Kenosha Police Killing Complaint Review

Retired detective says Justice Department’s contacts with victims board tainted case over 2004 shooting.

Bill Would Let Egg Farm Buy Public Land Amid Bird Flu Crisis

Republicans say the land sale could protect the egg supply; critics call it a giveaway.

Rep. Ortiz-Velez Enters Plea for Disorderly Conduct Charge

Sylvia Ortiz-Velez was charged after allegedly threatening to leak damaging information about colleague.

Gov. Evers Takes Action on Nine Bills

High Court Hears New Clash Over Lame Duck Limits On AG’s Power

Case could decide whether settlement money fills the state’s general fund or stays under DOJ control.

Who Pays For The Legislature’s Lawyers? New Court Fight Seeks An Answer

Law Forward asks a Dane County judge to rein in private legal contracts at the Capitol.

Evers Administration to Celebrate Womens History Month With Cabinet Panel Series

Events in Green Bay and Milwaukee to Highlight Future of Wisconsin’s Economy, Workforce, and Thriving Communities

Gov. Evers Delivers Radio Address, Celebrates Launch of New State Film Office and Film Tax Credit Program

Gov. Evers Approves Over $328,000 in County Forest Road Aid to Help Improve Nearly 940 Miles of County Forest Roads Across 24 Rural Counties

High Court Case Flips Script on Which Judges Strictly Interpret Law

WI Supreme Court could overrule decision by Judge Lazar on 2018 lame duck law.

New Law Gives Sexual Assault Survivors 20 Years to Bring Charges

Wisconsin law doubles the statute of limitations for second-degree sexual assault.

Gov. Evers Sends Letter to U.S. Department of Transportation Secretary Duffy Urging Immediate Action to Prevent Uncertainty, Delays for Critical Blatnik Bridge Reconstruction Project

Can Film Incentives Turn Wisconsin Into A Movie Hub?

Gov. Evers meets with filmmakers to tout state's new film office, tax credits.

The Surprising Campaign of Rep. Francesca Hong

Her dark horse campaign is biggest surprise in Democratic primary for governor.

Wisconsin Leads the Nation in IRA HOMES Rebate Enrollment, With Milwaukee Emerging as a National Hub

Governor Evers Approves WIS 33 Retaining Wall Replacement Project in Ozaukee County

WI Supreme Court Could Order More School Aid

Lawsuit says current system violates state constitution and 2000 court ruling.

Gov. Evers Celebrates Launch of New State Film Office and Tax Credit Program

Gov. Evers to travel across the state, highlighting newly launched film office that will bring creative endeavors to Wisconsin’s doorstep, bolster travel and tourism economy, and strengthen the film industry in Wisconsin

Gov. Evers Announces Wisconsin’s Outdoor Recreation Industry Sees Third Record-Breaking Year in a Row with Record $12 Billion Economic Impact

Trump Administration Investigating WI School District’s Gender Policy

Alleges that New Richmond School District's bathroom policy is unlawful.

Evers Signs Bills Targeting Grooming, Tightening School Communication Rules

New laws create a felony grooming offense and require all schools to set clear contact policies by September.

Governor Evers Approves WIS 83 Resurfacing and Improvement Project in Waukesha County

Governor Evers Signs Bill Expanding Wisconsin’s Missing Child Alert System

Wisconsin Joins Multi-State Lawsuit Against New Trump Tariffs

Evers and Kaul say the latest 10% import duties are illegal and driving up prices for families.

Gov. Evers Takes Action on Six Bipartisan Bills

A Better Wisconsin Together Applauds Evers, Kaul Joining Lawsuit Against Trump-Tiffany Tariffs

Gov. Evers Releases Statement Regarding New Lawsuit Fighting Against President Trump’s Latest Illegal Tariff Taxes on Wisconsin’s Working Families

Wisconsin to join new lawsuit after recent reports show Trump’s tariff taxes cost Americans nearly $200 billion last year

Legal Today, Illegal Tomorrow? Wisconsin’s Hemp Shops Face A Federal Crackdown

With marijuana still banned in the state, hemp-derived THC and CBD products are the latest target of Washington policy shifts.

Van Orden Points Fingers at Everyone but Himself for Klein Hall Shutdown

Legal Groups Warn AI Court Interpreters Could Jeopardize Rights

Backers say the bill cuts costs, but critics say errors could send people to jail unfairly.

Registration Open for the 2026 Wisconsin Governor’s Cybersecurity Summit in Appleton April 7 – 8

Gov. Evers Delivers Radio Address, Highlights Special Session Efforts to Ban Partisan Gerrymandering, Ensure Fair Maps for Future Generations

Gov. Evers, DHS Announce Wisconsin to Apply for Program Designed to Improve Health Through Healthy Food and Meals

During "2026 Year of the Neighbor," Evers Administration aims to help support healthy Wisconsinites and communities

ReadyWisconsin Flood Safety Awareness Week in Wisconsin Is Mar. 9 -13

Democrats Pitch BadgerCare ‘Public Option’ to Expand Health Coverage

Giving Wisconsin 'an affordable option,' not 'sky-high premiums... massive deductibles.'

WI National Guard Members Supporting U.S. Strikes On Iran

Gov. Evers say he is 'praying for the health, safety, and safe return' of troops.

Gov. Evers Orders Special Session on Banning Partisan Gerrymandering

Backs constitutional amendment to ban it. Some legislators in both parties opposed.

Representative Shelia Stubbs Applauds Signing of Executive Order #285

Gov. Evers Signs Executive Order Calling Legislature Into Special Session to Ban Partisan Gerrymandering and Guarantee Fair Maps for Future Generations of Wisconsinites

With no permanent independent and nonpartisan redistricting process in place for 2030, governor calls for banning partisan map rigging in state’s constitution

Gov. Evers Sends Letter to Wisconsin Congressional Delegation Urging Immediate Modification to New Federal Hemp Laws

New federal law banning the sale of virtually all intoxicating hemp products in the U.S. by November 2026 projected to jeopardize $700 million in economic impact and nearly 3,500 jobs in Wisconsin

Gov. Evers Signs New PFAS, Lead Regulations

But Republican legislators still fighting such agency rules despite court rulings.

GOP’s Rebate Checks Won’t Be in the Mail

Evers calls idea a campaign stunt. Wants more school aid and property tax relief.

Supervisor Logsdon Applauds State Grant to Address Flooding at Franklin’s Milwaukee County Sports Complex

Gov. Evers Builds Upon Efforts to Clean Up Wisconsinites Water, Approves New Rule Changes Strengthening Pfas Drinking Water Standards

Evers Appoints New Replacement for Judge Jeffrey Wagner

Prior appointee was moved after Dugan's resignation.

Governor Evers Approves WIS 181 Resurfacing Project in Milwaukee County

After Pandemic Backlogs, Wisconsin’s Unemployment System Now Faces A Federal Roadblock

Evers says Trump’s move to cancel $29 million in grants could derail long-planned system upgrades.

Gov. Evers Appoints Nathan Petrashek to the Court of Appeals District I

Gov. Tony Evers Says He’s Still Negotiating With GOP on Property Tax, Schools Deal

School funding has become key issue in Capitol.

Wisconsin Voters Turn Against School Tax Hikes, Poll Finds

Most say they would vote down local school referendums and want surplus dollars for tax relief instead.

Gov. Evers, DMA Announce $2 Million in Grant Awards to Improve Flood Resilience In Communities Across Wisconsin

As homeowners, businesses, and communities have experienced significant flooding events in recent years, annual funding secured by the governor will help prevent and prepare for future flooding disasters

Gov. Evers, WisDOT Announce Transportation Economic Assistance Grant to Support Growth for Northern Wisconsin Dairy Producer

Libertarian Party of Wisconsin Demands an End to Crony Corporate Welfare in Data Center Recruitment

Gov. Evers Urges President Trump to Sidestep Secretary and Restore Funding to Prevent Fraud, Waste, and Abuse in Wisconsin’s Unemployment Insurance System

Governor appeals to Trump to restore funding Wisconsin needs to complete unemployment modernization efforts designed to help detect and prevent fraud, reduce improper payments, and improve efficiency

Parents, Educators Sue Wisconsin Lawmakers Over School Funding

Suit argues inadequate funding denies children constitutional right to basic education.

A Better Wisconsin Together Applauds New Lawsuit to Fund Public Schools

Milwaukee Loves Peter Feigin

Outgoing Bucks leader, replaced by the team, showered with praise by community, given rare 'key to the city.'

Gov. Evers, DWD Award $250,000 in Commercial Driver Training Grants, Bolstering Statewide Driver Workforce

Grants support businesses and organizations in eight counties across the state that offer training for in-demand driving occupations

Donovan’s Assembly Measure Restricts Oversight Of Police

Former alderman adds amendment with no debate on unrelated health bill.

Wisconsin Assembly Is Done Legislating for 2026

Here's what lawmakers got done -- and left unfinished.

How Robin Vos Transformed Wisconsin

Longest serving Assembly Speaker in history had a controversial tenure.

Wisconsin Sets Apprenticeship Record for Fourth Year in a Row

More than 18,000 apprentices worked for over 3,000 employers in 2025.

WI Assembly Passes Deals on PFAS, SNAP Funding

The bills must pass the WI Senate before they could head to Gov. Evers' desk.

Milwaukee Democrat Faces Primary Challenger

Challenger will take on three-term Democrat who has fallen out of favor with colleagues.

‘400-Year Veto’ Fight Heads To Wisconsin Voters In November

Assembly also passes sports betting bill and a wake boat bill with unusual rider.

AFP-Wisconsin Endorses Tom Tiffany in High-Stakes Governor’s Race

WisGOP Thanks Speaker Robin Vos for Years of Service

Robin Vos Announces Retirement

Longest serving Assembly Speaker in Wisconsin history won't run for reelection.

Ignite Wisconsin Grant From WEDC Aims to Widen Wisconsin’s Lead in Fusion Energy

Wisconsin Fusion Energy Coalition will promote academic, private-sector partnerships

Gov. Evers Releases Statement Regarding Speaker Vos Retirement

Wisconsin PSC, UW-Madison Partner For Nuclear Power Site Search

Gov. Evers says nuclear power could be 'game changer' for state.

Gov. Evers Sends Letter to the Trump Administration, Urging the President to Support American Producers and Ranchers, Back Off Plans to Import Beef from Argentina…Again

Gov. Evers Shares Excerpts From 2026 State of the State in Weekly Radio Address, Declares 2026 the Year of the Neighbor

Assembly GOP Reverses Course on Health Care Bills

After years of resistance, Republicans back plan to expand Medicaid access and lower barriers for breast cancer screenings.

Bipartisan Deal Would Fund WisconsinEye After Shutdown

Senate passes bill including nearly $600,000 and seeks competitive bids for future broadcast rights.