Politics

Botched primary endorsement backfires.

But lead sponsor says it is the Trump administration that is in the wrong.

Research shows rising payments can drag on housing, entrepreneurship and big-ticket purchases statewide.

Oracle argues requirement could cost it $100 million per year. Rule designed to protect other customers.

Liberal majority says the attorney general can direct multistate lawsuit money within the state’s general fund.

Wisconsin Elections Commission launches investigation and delays any penalties for now.

Marty Brooks will have his day before the board, and the public.

Longtime Republican official led the county since 2015 and battled a rare cancer for two years.

Coalition pickets Vice President JD Vance's appearance in Milwaukee.

Also offers subtle slap at mayor. But Johnson says he'll take Vance up on invitation.

Visiting city to raise money at $10,000 per couple event at Pfister Hotel.

'It has become clear I will not be the Democratic nominee for governor,' county exec says.

Johnson backs compromise: modernized freeway with smaller footprint, some development.

Wisconsin faces the most important election in a generation this year. Property taxes are too high, energy costs are out of control, and yet Democrats continue pushing policies that will continue to increase the pain being felt by families. That’s why we endorsed Tom Tiffany and our other policy champions, and why we’re adding Jim Croft and Bobby Lindsey to our slate of endorsed candidates.; Jim and Bobby have proven themselves as candidates who understand the values that make Wisconsin special. Both believe in the power of the free market, small business, education freedom, and commonsense fiscal policies that help all Wisconsinites. We’re glad to give them both our endorsement, and we look forward to helping them win in November.