state politics

Like polling from other battleground states, the race for the White House remains close in Wisconsin. But fresh numbers out this week show some momentum shifts

Heading into the November elections, more than one-quarter of incumbent state lawmakers already are guaranteed to be gone from office next year.

Three members of the state board that oversees Wisconsin’s technical colleges and who were appointed by former Republican Gov. Scott Walker have refused to step down, even though their terms ended more than a year ago.

About one-fourth of the 118 incumbents up for reelection have announced their retirement. That's the most incumbents to retire since 2014 and the third-highest since 1940.

The Wisconsin Republican Party has a new leader. The party’s executive committee on Sunday elected Paul Farrow to serve as the party’s new chairman. He…

Gov. Tony Evers has signed a bipartisan tax cut bill into law and signaled support for another bipartisan measure to help update the state’s unemployment…

Governor Tony Evers expressed optimism while addressing the challenges Wisconsin faces this year in his State of the State address last night.Governor…

More than 180 local government leaders in Wisconsin want the governor and legislature to take swift action to prevent incidents of mass violence.Mayors,…