Gov. Evers vows to veto 4 GOP anti-abortion bills
MADISON — Democratic Gov.
MADISON — Democratic Gov.
GOP approves $37M in pay raises for prison workers
MADISON — The Wisconsin Legislature's budget-writing committee signed off on a Republican plan Tuesday, May 21 that would give prison workers nearly $37 million in raises in an effort to retain and recruit more guards.Democratic Gov.
MADISON — The Wisconsin Legislature's budget-writing committee signed off on a Republican plan Tuesday, May 21 that would give prison workers nearly $37 million in raises in an effort to retain and recruit more guards.Democratic Gov.
Wisconsin Legislature's finance committee OKs 2% raises for state workers
MADISON -- The Legislature's finance committee has approved provisions in Gov.
MADISON -- The Legislature's finance committee has approved provisions in Gov.
Gov. Evers on claims GOP legislative leaders are sexist: 'You connect the dots'
MADISON — Democratic Gov.
MADISON — Democratic Gov.
Republicans, Gov. Evers spar over working with women
OSHKOSH — Democratic Gov.
OSHKOSH — Democratic Gov.
'Over our dead bodies:' Republicans call Gov. Evers' budget proposal 'wacky,' 'crazy'
OSHKOSH, Wis. — Wisconsin's Republican legislative leaders said at Saturday's state party convention that Democratic Gov.
OSHKOSH, Wis. — Wisconsin's Republican legislative leaders said at Saturday's state party convention that Democratic Gov.
Wisconsin budget panel approves technical college increase
MADISON — Republicans on the Legislature's budget-writing committee approved more money for Wisconsin's technical colleges on Thursday, but fell $11 million short of what Gov.
MADISON — Republicans on the Legislature's budget-writing committee approved more money for Wisconsin's technical colleges on Thursday, but fell $11 million short of what Gov.
Wisconsin Assembly approves 'born alive' anti-abortion bill
MADISON — The Wisconsin Assembly passed a so-called born alive anti-abortion bill Wednesday, May 15 that President Donald Trump has touted, a move that comes as conservatives across the country push to end the constitutional right to abortion.Democratic Gov.
MADISON — The Wisconsin Assembly passed a so-called born alive anti-abortion bill Wednesday, May 15 that President Donald Trump has touted, a move that comes as conservatives across the country push to end the constitutional right to abortion.Democratic Gov.
Security for Lt. Gov. Mandela Barnes increases
MADISON — Public records show that Wisconsin's Democratic Lt.
MADISON — Public records show that Wisconsin's Democratic Lt.
Budget panel OKs Gov. Evers' clean water borrowing plan
MADISON — The Legislature's budget-writing committee overwhelmingly approved Democratic Gov.
MADISON — The Legislature's budget-writing committee overwhelmingly approved Democratic Gov.
Health care advocates continue push for Medicaid expansion
MADISON — Advocates for Medicaid expansion say accepting the federal money as Gov.
MADISON — Advocates for Medicaid expansion say accepting the federal money as Gov.
GOP sends Gov. Evers letter complaining about prison raises
MADISON — Assembly Republicans with prisons in their districts are complaining about Democratic Gov.
MADISON — Assembly Republicans with prisons in their districts are complaining about Democratic Gov.
Wisconsin GOP defends born-alive abortion bill, requiring providers to care for survivors or face prison
MADISON — Wisconsin Republicans moved quickly Tuesday to advance a bill that would require abortion providers to care for babies who survive abortion attempts or face prison, pushing it through a public hearing and preparing for a floor vote as early as next week.Assembly Majority Leader Jim Steineke and Senate President Roger Roth urged the Assembly Health Committee to pass the bill during the hearing, saying it would leave no doubt that health care providers must do everything they can to keep babies alive if they are born during a failed abortion attempt."Unless you're completely OK with there being gray areas, I don't understand why anyone would oppose this," Steineke said. "What's the harm?"Committee Democrats countered that babies are rarely born alive during failed abortion attempts and that there's no record of it ever happening in Wisconsin.
MADISON — Wisconsin Republicans moved quickly Tuesday to advance a bill that would require abortion providers to care for babies who survive abortion attempts or face prison, pushing it through a public hearing and preparing for a floor vote as early as next week.Assembly Majority Leader Jim Steineke and Senate President Roger Roth urged the Assembly Health Committee to pass the bill during the hearing, saying it would leave no doubt that health care providers must do everything they can to keep babies alive if they are born during a failed abortion attempt."Unless you're completely OK with there being gray areas, I don't understand why anyone would oppose this," Steineke said. "What's the harm?"Committee Democrats countered that babies are rarely born alive during failed abortion attempts and that there's no record of it ever happening in Wisconsin.
Gov. Tony Evers meets with Foxconn CEO Terry Gou in Milwaukee area
MILWAUKEE -- For the first time, Governor Tony Evers met with Foxconn Technology Group CEO Terry Gou in the Milwaukee area on Thursday, May 2.Local leaders in Racine County called the face-to-face meeting a great opportunity.
MILWAUKEE -- For the first time, Governor Tony Evers met with Foxconn Technology Group CEO Terry Gou in the Milwaukee area on Thursday, May 2.Local leaders in Racine County called the face-to-face meeting a great opportunity.
'We're not giving up:' Gov. Evers vows to 'fight like hell' for Medicaid expansion
MADISON — Democratic Gov.
MADISON — Democratic Gov.
Assembly Speaker Robin Vos says he's open to legalizing medical marijuana
MADISON — Wisconsin's Republican Assembly Speaker Robin Vos says he hopes to find a way to reach a deal with Democratic Gov.
MADISON — Wisconsin's Republican Assembly Speaker Robin Vos says he hopes to find a way to reach a deal with Democratic Gov.
Immigrants, backers rally for 'driver's licenses for all' in Madison
MADISON — Thousands of people rallied outside the Capitol in Madison on Wednesday, May 1 on a "Day Without Latinos." The Madison rally was one of 10 across the nation to bring attention to immigrant and workers' rights.
MADISON — Thousands of people rallied outside the Capitol in Madison on Wednesday, May 1 on a "Day Without Latinos." The Madison rally was one of 10 across the nation to bring attention to immigrant and workers' rights.
GOP plans to kill Medicaid expansion, pot legalization
MADISON — Republicans plan to kill some of Democratic Gov.
MADISON — Republicans plan to kill some of Democratic Gov.