Govenor Tony Evers, along with the Wisconsin Housing and Economic Development Authority (WHEDA) announced on Thursday over $2.5 million to support several new affordable housing developments.

Tax cuts on investment income, incremental increases in special education funding pass state budget committee By Margaret ...

Wisconsin is sending $2.5 million for three housing developments as part of the Vacancy-to-Vitality loan program.

Anxious lawmakers convened Wednesday under heightened security in Wisconsin's state Capitol, one of the most publicly ...

A standoff between Assembly and Senate Republicans over how to strike a deal with Gov. Tony Evers brought Wisconsin budget talks to an impasse, canceling a budget meeting and sparking finger-pointing ...

As the state faces a health care workforce shortage, backers of the bill say it would expand access affordable health care ...

In the hours after a man shot two Minnesota lawmakers in their homes on Saturday, Wisconsin’s legislative leaders issued a ...

Madison attorney calls for policy on Immigration and Customs Enforcement in courthouse after arrest of judge in Milwaukee for ...

Josh Schoemann, the only Republican currently in the race for governor next year, is criticizing Gov. Tony Evers’ approach to ...

Legislative leaders put out statements saying negotiations with Gov. Tony Evers had resumed this week, but were going south ...

Wisconsin s Joint Finance Committee approved 732M in bonding to boost funding for clean water and wastewater infrastructure ...

Republicans canceled a meeting of the Legislature's budget-writing committee on Thursday as they announced that negotiations ...