Wis. AG Says He Needs Solicitor General Position
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.
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.
A new poll reveals a clear split in Wisconsin opinions about voucher schools.
Republicans and Democrats are staking the positions on Gov. Scott Walker's two-year budget as the legislative committee that will vote on changes to the plan begins its review process.
Wisconsin state superintendent Tony Evers touts his experience and opposition to public education budget cuts in the first television ad of the race.
Ed Fallone goes after incumbent Justice Pat Roggensack in his first ad in the Wisconsin Supreme Court race.
Gov. Scott Walker is downplaying his interest in being president, saying he loves being governor and is not running for any other job.
A legislative fiscal analysis says state administrators would have broader power to sell or lease state-owned property under Gov. Scott Walker's proposed budget.
A candidate for state superintendent of schools says he is not blacklisting five reporters in Wisconsin, despite a memo from a former staffer that said he would not grant interviews with those on the list.
UPDATE: Wisconsin food industry leaders say the state shouldn't tell food stamp users how to eat healthy.
Wisconsinites who get federal unemployment will see their benefits drop by nearly 11 percent due to automatic budget cuts.
A Wisconsin appeals court has refused to put on hold a judge's decision repealing major parts of Gov. Scott Walker's law effectively ending collective bargaining for most public workers.
Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker is scheduled to headline a Republican fundraising dinner in Iowa this spring. It would be Walker's first foray into the leadoff caucus state as a presidential prospect.
Gov. Scott Walker has signed a bill that lays out millions of dollars for job training grants and creates a new database to help job seekers find openings.
U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson says he plans to seek re-election in 2016.
The Bad River Band of Lake Superior's leader says the tribe plans to immediately begin raising money for a possible lawsuit challenging Republicans' polarizing mining changes.
UPDATE: After months of bitter debate, Gov. Scott Walker has signed a bill that relaxes Wisconsin's mining regulations.
A construction project is being planned along downtown Milwaukee's lakefront that officials say will ease traffic congestion and free up land for development.
The two candidates to lead the Wisconsin education department and serve as state superintendent are scheduled to debate on Wednesday.
Two Republican lawmakers have introduced a bill that would allow parents to sue if their fetuses die as a result of someone's wrongful acts, including medical malpractice.
The White House says President Barack Obama has invited the top House budget writers for lunch at the White House.
Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Pat Roggensack says her "heart aches" over the approach taken by her opponent Ed Fallone in the race for the state's highest court.
House Budget Committee Chairman Paul Ryan says that the balanced-budget blueprint he's releasing next week will look a lot like the plan Republicans passed last year.
The Republican president of the state Senate tells The Associated Press that a majority of GOP senators will not support Gov. Scott Walker's plan to expand the private school voucher plan as proposed.
The investor who's trying to develop an iron-ore mine in northern Wisconsin owns a coal mine in Illinois that's come under fire for water-pollution problems.
The two candidates for Wisconsin Supreme Court are scheduled to appear together at a meeting of the Madison rotary.
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