Walker Spokesman Werwie Leaving
Gov. Scott Walker's spokesman Cullen Werwie is leaving the position he's held for more than two years for another one within the administration.
Gov. Scott Walker's spokesman Cullen Werwie is leaving the position he's held for more than two years for another one within the administration.
UPDATE: The state Senate has approved a bill that would expand definitions in state law of what constitutes illegal food stamp trafficking in Wisconsin.
A new Wisconsin bill would give parents a tax break on back-to-school shopping.
Gov. Scott Walker says he'll remain governor of Wisconsin "as long as people want me to be governor."
Two pivotal senators have announced a bipartisan deal on expanding background checks to more gun buyers. The agreement could build support for President Barack Obama's drive to curb firearms violence.
A Republican state senator who has drawn the ire of others within his party for siding with Democrats on major issues will face a primary challenger should he seek re-election next year.
Wisconsin Sen. Ron Johnson is planning to launch a series of videos featuring people who he says have been harmed by government intrusion or red tape.
Republican Assembly Speaker Robin Vos says he's open to the idea of tuition tax credits for families that send their children to private schools in Wisconsin.
UPDATE: Hundreds of people are attending the first public hearing on Gov. Scott Walker's two-year budget proposal.
Spending on television advertising in the Wisconsin Supreme Court race won by Justice Pat Roggensack topped $1 million.
Gov. Scott Walker plans to spend Friday in northern Wisconsin on a forestry tour.
A group representing Wisconsin farmers says its lobbying agenda this spring will include expanding broadband in rural areas and providing money for a program supporting farmers who use traditional grazing practices.
A recent change in state election law means the results of several close races in Dane County may not be known for weeks.
While talk swirls about Gov. Scott Walker running for president in 2016, he's busy getting ready for his re-election bid next year.
Gov. Scott Walker says he disagrees with state superintendent Tony Evers' assessment that his re-election victory on Tuesday means voters disapprove of private voucher school expansion.
Gov. Scott Walker says he may no longer bother with filling vacancies for judicial openings in Dane County after a second appointee of his was ousted by voters.
The race for president in the Village of Mazomanie has ended in a tie. They're now waiting for four absentee ballots to come in. If those don't break the deadlock, the victor will be chosen via a game of chance.
Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker is scheduled to give a speech at a meeting of the Arkansas Young Republicans later this month.
State Rep. Don Pridemore says he doesn't understand why fellow Republican Gov. Scott Walker didn't endorse him in his race for state superintendent.
Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Pat Roggensack says she believes her re-election shows that voters believe it's better to have someone with experience on the state's highest court.
Tony Evers has won a second four-year term as Wisconsin state superintendent.
A group of Republican legislators has forwarded a package of changes to Wisconsin's unemployment benefit rules to a state council for consideration.
UPDATE: Polls are open for the spring election in Wisconsin.
A proposal in the Wisconsin Legislature would add sanitation truck workers to a statute that calls for double penalties when drivers violate state and local traffic laws where the workers are present.
Turnout is projected at 20 percent for Tuesday's elections across Wisconsin, which includes statewide races for Supreme Court justice and state education chief.
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