Proposed Kenosha casino controversy: Potawatomi Tribe withholds payment to the state

KENOSHA (WITI/AP) -- Governor Scott Walker on Tuesday, August 26th issued a letter to state lawmakers who have been seeking an update on the proposed Kenosha casino.

Walker vs. Burke: Jobs remains a key issue, and the candidates don't agree at all on the numbers

MADISON (WITI) -- Wisconsin's economy remains a key issue in the gubernatorial race, and both candidates are arguing they would be better at boosting the Badger State's business climate and helping to create more jobs.

Federal appeals court releases more documents in Wisconsin probe

MADISON (AP) — A federal appeals court has released more than 1,300 pages linked to a secret investigation into whether Gov.

John Doe probe: Unknown parties want nearly three dozen documents to stay secret

MADISON (AP) — Two unnamed parties have asked a federal appeals court not to release nearly three dozen documents in a secret investigation into possible illegal coordination between Gov.

Ice Bucket Challenge: Governor Scott Walker and his wife, Tonette accept -- so who tagged them?

MILWAUKEE (WITI) -- Governor Scott Walker and his wife, Tonette have accepted the Ice Bucket Challenge for ALS.Their son, Matt was the one who tagged his parents for the challenge.The Ice Bucket Challenge helps to raise money and awareness for ALS -- a neurological disease with no cure.Governor Walker says next up are U.S. Senator Ron Johnson, Congressman Paul Ryan and RNC Chairman Reince Priebus.

A positive ad? Gov. Walker sets a new tone as candidates for governor look to November

MADISON (WITI) -- Mary Burke has officially been named Governor Scott Walker's Democratic challenger in the governor's race -- easily defeating Brett Hulsey in Tuesday night's primary.

"We think voters are going to choose to go forward:" Scott Walker focused on Mary Burke, and the November election

WAUKESHA (WITI) -- There will be no election night drama in Waukesha for Governor Scott Walker, as voters head to the polls in the statewide primary election on Tuesday, August 12th.Walker is unopposed in the primary.There is, however, a real sense of anticipation about the official beginning of what will surely be another epic battle for the Governor's mansion.Four years after he emerged from the office of the Milwaukee County Executive, as the state's fresh-faced 45th governor, Walker is, at this point, perhaps the most well-known public figure in Wisconsin.Walker made waves during the budget battle of 2011 that led to a fight over collective bargaining and massive protests.Then, he survived a recall attempt a year later.This is Walker's third election in four years.Walker voted in Wauwatosa on Tuesday morning -- and told reporters there will be a clear choice in November."We think when voters look at where we were four years ago under Jim Doyle's policies -- policies that Mary Burke fully embraces -- versus where we're headed right now, we think voters are going to choose to go forward," Walker said.Walker has out-raised Burke by a two-to-one margin, and he says voters can expect a new TV ad this week focusing on job creation.Burke has criticized Walker over his 2010 campaign promise to help create 250,000 jobs in his first term.

A day in her honor: Wear purple on Wednesday for Waukesha stabbing victim

MADISON (WITI) -- Governor Scott Walker issued a proclamation declaring Wednesday, August 13 as “Purple Hearts for Healing Day” across the state of Wisconsin.

What is inside Governor Scott Walker's "War Room?" Documents from initial "John Doe" investigation released

MADISON (WITI) -- What is inside Governor Scott Walker's "War Room?" On Friday morning, August 8th, thousands of documents were released as part of the now-closed first of two John Doe investigations involving Governor Walker.

“Mental health is important:" Gov. Walker announces state has invested $30 million into mental health programs

MADISON (WITI) -- Identifying and developing new ways to help people deal with mental illness, and expanding mental health programs already proven successful, were hallmarks of Governor Scott Walker’s 2013-2015 biennial budget, and on Friday, August 8th, Governor Walker announced that Wisconsin is making significant strides in those efforts.“We have invested $30 million in programs that are innovative, research-based, effective, and in most cases allow communities to determine the best options to meet the needs of its residents while also increasing access to appropriate mental health services in the community, and reducing the need for inpatient services,” Governor Walker said.  “It’s time to remove the stigma associated with mental illness, and help our friends and family members who are affected, get the help they need.”Details of the investment toward mental health care reform and expansion include: