Basically, the GOP establishment is saying that you cannot serve both on the party's executive committee and work for or contract with a PAC, a 501 (c)4 or a 527. To be honest, the proposed amendment does make sense.

Johnson said Wisconsin is "not really subject to these types of dangers." In 2024, the state saw its warmest winter on record and February tornadoes.

Candidates Brad Schimel and Susan Crawford both are drawing financial support from partisans in the state's April 1 Supreme Court race.

With the court consisting of a 4-3 liberal bloc majority, it’s likely that the lower court’s injunction will be upheld. If that happens, Republicans will consider passing stronger abortion restrictions, state Senate Majority Leader Devin LeMahieu said in an interview on Sunday.

Ahead of state budget season, PolitiFact Wisconsin looks at Wisconsin's financial accounts and what influences their balances.

Tonight's featured guest will be Wisconsin GOP Rep. Tom Tiffany. Also appearing will be former Deputy National Security Advisor Victoria Coates and America's Frontline Doctors founder Dr. Simone Gold.

The Republican State Leadership Committee is sounding the alarm about the millions of dollars Democratic Party-aligned groups are expected to

Restrictions are something Wisconsin voters come across; from ID requirements to vote to the now amended measure requiring U.S. citizenship in order to cast a ballot.Voter ID laws are another measure Wisconsin GOP lawmakers look to amend in the constitution,

Opinion:No public input. Party line vote. Nothing fair about Wisconsin GOP redistricting bill. Analyzing how well our districts align with these categories shows that Wisconsin’s new maps are ...

The Wisconsin Supreme Court will hear arguments Thursday on whether a GOP-led committee's rejection of a state rule banning "conversion therapy" for LGBTQ+ people was unconstitutional.

Wisconsin’s general fund had a positive balance each year under Evers, after running a deficit between 1990 and 2020. Wisconsin’s "rainy day" fund has kept growing since 2020 and currently sits near a record $2 billion.

Wisconsin legislative Democrats Thursday announced their first package of bills for the session, all three of which are aimed are reducing the cost of living for working families and seniors.