Evers pardons nearly 400, most of any Wisconsin governor
Democratic Gov. Tony Evers announced Thursday, Jan. 13 he had pardoned 54 more people, bringing his total to nearly 400, the most of any Wisconsin governor.
Evers' State of the State 2022 to be held at Capitol
Gov. Tony Evers plans to deliver the annual State of the State address in the Capitol building again. Last year’s address via video conference.
Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers pardons 30, total now 337
Gov. Tony Evers announced Tuesday that he's pardoned 30 more people, raising his pardon total to 337 over his three years in office.
Wisconsin elections: Governor opposes constitutional amendment
Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers promised to fight a proposed constitutional amendment supported that would change election law.
Gov. Evers says he may support bail changes after Waukesha parade
Gov. Tony Evers said he might support efforts to overhaul Wisconsin's bail system, which came under scrutiny following the Waukesha Christmas parade deaths.
Governor's Mansion holiday decorations honor heroes, history
Gov. Tony Evers and first lady Kathy Evers shared a virtual video tour of the 2021 Governor's Mansion holiday decorations.
Evers signs gambling deal with St. Croix Chippewa
Gamblers may soon have more opportunities to wager on sports in Wisconsin.
Chisholm firing sought with complaint; Evers to take it 'seriously'
Governor Evers' firing of Milwaukee County DA John Chisholm after the Waukesha Christmas parade attack is now being sought with a formal complaint filed by a taxpayer alleging the county's top prosecutor should be ousted over Darrell Brooks' $1,000 bail.
Wisconsin workforce challenges; Gov. Evers announces innovation grants
Gov. Tony Evers hosts a news conference in Milwaukee on Thursday morning, Dec. 16 regarding the state's workforce challenges and Workforce Innovation grants.
Wisconsin redistricting: Evers submits maps to court
Gov. Tony Evers on Wednesday submitted redistricting plans to the Wisconsin Supreme Court. The maps would still maintain Republican majorities.
Wisconsin workforce challenges: $60M committed to finding solutions
Wisconsin announced on Tuesday, Dec. 14 12 regional projects aimed at developing long-term solutions to the state's workforce challenges.
Evers signs 2 bills to support victims, survivors of sexual assault
Gov. Evers takes action on two bills to support victims and survivors of sexual assault.
Could Governor fire DA Chisholm over Brooks' bail?
Gov. Tony Evers commented on the Milwaukee County District Attorney's Office handling of Darrell Brooks' bail. We ask: could he fire John Chisholm?
Evers on Chisholm, Brooks' bail
Gov. Tony Evers commented on the Milwaukee County District Attorney's Office handling of Darrell Brooks' bail, but did not speak on removing the DA.
Wisconsin invests $110M in kids, schools via federal COVID relief funds
Gov. Tony Evers announced Thursday, Dec. 2 a $110 million investment in Wisconsin kids and schools.
Waukesha Christmas Parade tragedy, Evers orders flags at half-staff
Gov. Tony Evers ordered the flags of the United States and the state of Wisconsin to be flown at half-staff as a mark of respect for the victims of the tragedy at the Waukesha Christmas Parade.
Waukesha Christmas parade tragedy: Evers orders flags at half-staff
Gov. Tony Evers ordered the flags of the United States and the state of Wisconsin to be flown at half-staff on Monday, Nov. 22 as a mark of respect for the victims of the tragedy at the 2021 Waukesha Christmas Parade.
Gov. Evers vetoes redistricting maps backed by state Republicans
Gov. Tony Evers followed through Thursday on his promise to veto the Republican-drawn redistricting plans.
Kyle Rittenhouse trial: Wisconsin National Guard to support Kenosha police
Wisconsin Army National Guard troops are reporting for state active duty to support Kenosha law enforcement in relation to the Kyle Rittenhouse trial.
Walker, conservatives ask Supreme Court to take case
Former Wisconsin Republican Gov. Scott Walker and a conservative think tank asked the U.S. Supreme Court to hear a challenge to Democratic Gov. Tony Evers' decision to exclude the group's writers from press briefings.