Gov. Evers Announces Wisconsin Ends Fiscal Year With $3.3 Billion Balance, Record-High $2.1 Billion ‘Rainy Day’ Fund

Despite continued national economic turbulence, Wisconsin maintains strong fiscal position, reaching seven consecutive years of record-high General Fund balances during Gov. Evers’ tenure

Baldwin, Murray Call on Education Department to Abandon Latest Tactic to Cut Grant Funding to Communities

Funding for program at Madison College to provide childcare for student parents was cut as the admin is preventing over $600 million from reaching schools and students this year

Immigrants Make Up 12% of Wisconsin’s Doctors, Including 9% in Rural Counties, as Communities Face Growing Health Care Access Challenges

New Endorsement From Radical Anti-Abortion Group Deals Major Blow to Tom Tiffany’s Effort to Run From His Record

The Crowley-Godlewski Campaign Announces Statewide “Let’s Get to Work, Wisconsin!” Bus Tour

Crowley Leads Tiffany 46% to 42% in Governor’s Race

Statewide survey also finds overwhelming support for school choice and accountability: 76% want greater access to public school options, and 85% want the same standards for all publicly funded schools.

Gov. Evers, WEDC Announce Hewlett Packard Enterprise Expansion in Chippewa Falls, Expected to Create 75 New Jobs

Evers Administration supports HPE expansion with an additional up to $5.1 million in performance-based tax credits, builds on efforts to bolster Wisconsin’s 21st-century workforce and economy

Gov. Evers, Doc Celebrate Opening of New Juvenile Corrections Facility in Milwaukee, Marking Significant Milestone in Efforts to Close Lincoln Hills and Copper Lake Schools for Good

First-of-its-kind facility for youth in Wisconsin is designed to keep kids close to home, while bolstering mentorship, education, and treatment, bringing state closer to closing youth facilities, and moving forward statewide corrections realignment plan

Law Forward Urges Appeals Court to Reject Federal Doctrine That Would Shut Wisconsinites Out of State Courts

Amicus brief in youth climate case argues that the Wisconsin Constitution promises every person a remedy under state law

The Milwaukee Courier, Wisconsin’s Oldest Black Newspaper, Makes the Following Endorsements in 2026 Midterms

Tom Tiffany Releases New Ad Highlighting Plan to Make Wisconsin More Affordable

Ald. Spiker to Host Two Budget-centric Town Hall Meetings Next Week