Roggensack Re-Elected to Wisconsin Supreme Court
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.
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.
Wisconsin schools superintendent candidate Don Pridemore says he won't force schools to drop American Indian mascots.
New quarterly figures from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics show Wisconsin has dropped to 44th in the nation for creating private-sector jobs.
Gov. Scott Walker is distancing himself from talk of running for president after word surfaced he's working on a memoir.
A Republican lawmaker on the Legislature's budget committee is questioning a $425 increase in annual air permit fees in Gov. Scott Walker's budget.
Gov. Scott Walker is writing a memoir titled "Unintimidated: A Governor's Story and a Nation's Challenge."
Republicans in the Wisconsin Assembly have carved out some space on the Assembly's website for news on the caucus.
We talked with Don Pridemore and Tony Evers about the race for state superintendent.
Educators fear a bill that would fine teachers and staff who fail to report bullying could have unintended consequences.
The Legislature's budget writing committee plans four public hearings on Gov. Scott Walker's two-year state budget next month.
The head of the University of Wisconsin System says the governor's proposed budget could help lead to the lowest tuition increases in a decade.
Wisconsin Democrats have a new proposal that would make it illegal to purchase or transfer guns without running background checks.
House Republicans have passed a budget plan that would bring the federal government's finances into balance in 10 years by sharply cutting safety-net programs for the poor and by clamping down on domestic agencies.
State Superintendent Tony Evers says Gov. Scott Walker's budget proposal pits public schools against choice schools and creates winners and losers.
Democratic state Rep. Cory Mason is urging members of the Legislature's budget committee to undo some of the cuts in funding to public schools, technical colleges and the University of Wisconsin System made in 2011.
A state oversight board has moved to clarify the way absentee ballots are handled in nursing homes.
Ed Fallone knows that history is against him as he looks to knock off Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Pat Roggensack.
A new report by the nonpartisan Wisconsin Taxpayers Alliance may explain why some Republican lawmakers have been outspoken in opposing Gov. Scott Walker's budget that would freeze spending increases for public schools.
Gov. Scott Walker's plan to reject federally funded Medicaid expansion is drawing criticism from Democrats on the Legislature's budget committee.
Wisconsin Attorney General J.B. Van Hollen is telling legislators he needs a new solicitor general position in the state Justice Department to help defend Gov. Scott Walker's policies.
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