Tony Evers

Illinois Robotics Manufacturer Moving Headquarters to Franklin

Gov. Evers says expansion in Wisconsin will create more than 700 jobs.

County Picks Site For New Courthouse

It won't be Milwaukee Public Museum site, leaving it available for redevelopment.

Evers, Republicans Close on Budget’s Tax Cut Plan

But far apart on K-12 schools, UW system and child care funding.

Wisconsin Democrats Elect Devin Remiker as New Party Chair

Succeeds Ben Wikler, who said of Remiker: 'He gets rural. He gets grassroots.'

Gov. Evers Proclaims “Kwik Trip Day” Across Wisconsin 

Kwik Trip: “IT’S MY BIRTHDAY”

Wisconsin GOP Congressman’s Bill Defunds Cities Deemed ‘Anarchist’

Democrats say Rep. Tony Wied would criminalize an entire city for actions of a few.

MPS Should Overhaul Curriculum, Teacher Training, Report Finds

2nd independent audit commissioned by Gov. Evers suggest sweeping changes.

Gov. Evers Releases Independent Instructional Audit of Milwaukee Public Schools

Republicans Boost School Funding, But By Far Less Than Governor Proposed

Finance committee also votes for $1.3 billion tax cut.

Gov. Evers, WEDC Join Yaskawa America Inc. to Announce Relocation and Expansion of Company’s North American Headquarters in Wisconsin

Company to add over 700 new jobs and invest $180 million in Franklin

Gov. Evers Orders Flags to Half-Staff in Honor of Former Wisconsin National Guard Adjutant General Maj. Gen. Jerome “Jerry” Berard

Gov. Evers, DATCP Celebrate June Dairy Month, Announce Dairy Processor Grant Recipients

Wisconsin Republicans Condemn Evers for Supporting California Governor

Joins other governors backing Gov. Newsom, bashing President's 'abuse of power.'

Reading Instruction Program for Milwaukee Teachers a Great Idea

It could transform the world for Milwaukee’s young learners.

Gov. Evers, DOA Announce Over $750,000 to Promote Resilience in Wisconsin Coastal Communities

Investments will support critical habitat protection and restoration projects along Wisconsin’s Great Lakes shorelines

Wisconsin Tourism Had Record-Breaking Year in 2024

New high of 114 million visits to state, $25.8 billion economic impact.

Republicans Reject Funding for Wisconsin Supreme Court Security

There were 22 threats against judges in just the first three months of this year.

Monumental Sculpture Returning to Wisconsin Avenue to Honor Vel R. Phillips

Working in partnership, the City of Milwaukee, Milwaukee Downtown Business Improvement District No. 21, America’s Black Holocaust Museum, and Sculpture Milwaukee will install “Within the Folds (Dialogue 1)” (2020), a figural sculpture by the internationally renowned artist Thomas J. Price, in Vel R. Phillips Plaza on June 11.

Cost Savings for Families and Protections for Consumers Blocked by Republicans in State Legislature

Wisconsin Working Families Continue to Pay the Costs for GOP Obstruction and Partisanship

Wisconsin Survey Finds Huge Support for Abortion, Planned Parenthood

Republicans back statewide abortion ban, Planned Parenthood may get funding cut.

Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation May Scale Back Programs

Republicans won't fully fund budget, WEDC head says businesses will be affected.

Milwaukee Reading Coalition Would Train Teachers in Early Literacy

Mayor Johnson backs idea to use Act 20, state funding to help struggling children.

Gov. Evers, Department of Tourism Announce Third Record-Breaking Year in a Row for Wisconsin Tourism, Shattering Records for Visitors and Revenue

Wisconsin tourism saw a record-high $25.8 billion in total economic impact in 2024, welcomed a record-breaking 114.4 million visits, and generated a record $1.7 billion in state and local revenue

Court Hands a Lifeline to Americorps But Its Future Uncertain

Wisconsin has 25 AmeriCorps programs. 'Things are just very confusing.'

Prison Reform Advocates Push for Corrections Ombudsperson

Seeking a GOP sponsor for bill, but 'nobody’s willing to stick their neck out.'

Rep. Ryan Clancy Denounces Authoritarian Crackdown on Los Angeles ICE Protestors

Widening Collaboration Between the Trump Administration, Federal Agents, and Local Police Must Be Stopped

Gov. Evers Signs Senate Bill 126

Gov. Evers, WisDOT Release 2025 Rustic Roads Guide, Celebrate 50th Year of First Rustic Road

Wisconsin’s first Rustic Road dedicated in 1975, now featuring 126 throughout the state

Gov. Evers, DWD Announce Over $10 Million to Bolster Wisconsin’s Workforce

Funding will help more than 1,400 workers across the state find work, grow their skills, and increase earnings

Gov. Evers Orders Flags to Half-Staff in Honor of Former Oneida Nation Chairman Gerald L. “Jerry” Danforth

Gov. Evers Delivers Radio Address Celebrating Pride Month in Wisconsin

Wisconsin Conservation Voters applauds Joint Finance Committee for passing $732 million in increased funding for safe drinking water

Republican Lawmakers Float Bill to Reauthorize Stewardship Program

But with less funding than the popular land purchase program currently gets.

State Budget Talks Called Off

Gov. Evers, Republican lawmakers hit impasse. Legislators will now write the budget.

Legislative Republicans Walk Away From Delivering for Wisconsinites

Gov. Evers Responds to Republicans’ Decision to Back Out of Bipartisan Budget Negotiations

Assembly Republicans Statement on Budget Negotiations

Guns Now Kill More Than Auto Crashes

Super majority in state wants some gun restrictions. Will Republicans agree?

GOP Bill Offers Tax Credit for Child Care Providers

But providers, businesses say it won't solve the problem.

82,000 Wisconsin residents added emergency contact info to their DMV data in first year of program

Gov. Evers Seeks Applicants for Price County District Attorney

GOP Lawmakers Seek Funding for More Prosecutors

But only for 3 of 72 counties: Waukesha, Washington and Brown counties.

Lawmakers, Evers At Odds Over Control of $171 Million in Interest

Whether the interest is considered federal or state money is 'open and novel legal question' according to a nonpartisan state attorney.

Bill Would Make It Easier To Appeal Complaints Rejected by Wisconsin Elections Commission

Legislation spurred by Wisconsin Supreme Court dismissal of Racine voter van lawsuit in February.

Gov. Evers Raises Pride Flag Over Wisconsin State Capitol Building in Celebration of Pride Month

First Votes Cast on Wisconsin’s Budget

Republicans on finance committee endorse far fewer positions at licensing agency than Evers proposed.

Gov. Evers Kicks Off June Dairy Month Celebrating Wisconsin’s Dairy Industry and Proud Dairy Heritage

Governor delivers weekly radio address highlighting key efforts to support state’s farmers and producers

Gov. Evers Seeks Applicants for Wood County Circuit Court

Trump Administration’s Freeze On New International Students Would Impact State’s Universities

More than 10,000 international students are enrolled in Wisconsin colleges.

Liberal Groups Demand Evers Veto Budget

Grassroots pressure reflects nationwide impatience with Democrats.

Massive Coalition Supporting County’s New Courthouse Project

More than 150 organizations, public and private sector leaders endorse project.

Evers Warns Budget Must Fund More Staff to Handle Professional Licenses

DSPS Secretary says licenses will be delayed for workers in many occupations.

Wisconsin’s 4th and 8th Graders Rank Above Average in Math

But state has room for improvement in basic math literacy.

Democrats Announce Bill To Restore Child Tax Credit Republicans Stripped From Budget

'I think the real question is what it will cost the state if we don’t do it,' said Sen. Kelda Roys.

Republican Gubernatorial Candidate Josh Schoemann Criticizes Evers, Says He’ll ‘Outwork’ Others

Schoemann is leading conservative candidate in race.

Gov. Evers Appoints Ben Jones to the Dane County Circuit Court

Gov. Evers Orders Flags to Half-Staff for Memorial Day

Gov. Evers Orders Flags to Half-Staff in Honor of EMS Professionals Who Have Given Their Lives in the Line of Duty

Gov. Evers Delivers Radio Address Highlighting Need for Continued Investment in Improving Wisconsin’s Roads, Bridges, and Infrastructure in Next Biennial Budget, Celebrates Annual Statewide Pothole Patrol Tour

Senator Larson Condemns PSC Approval of New Methane Gas Facilities

Gov. Evers Orders Flags to Half-Staff in Honor of Former State Rep. James F. Rooney

A Better Wisconsin Together Calls on Republicans to Support Plan to Save Child Care for Working Families

Democrats’ Plan Gives GOP Second Chance to Prevent Looming Child Care Center Closures, Price Hikes

Gov. Evers Sends Letter to Trump Administration Urging Immediate Action to Prevent Funding and Staff Cuts Impacting Wisconsin’s Forests, Forestry Industry  

Gov. Evers Celebrates Ribbon Cutting for the City of Peshtigo Fire Station, EMS, and Library Expansion

Gov. Evers Celebrates Ribbon Cutting for the City of Peshtigo Fire Station, EMS, and Library Expansion Peshtigo received $3 million through the governor’s Neighborhood Investment Fund grant program to expand their fire station and EMS facilities

Republican Legislators Push Tax Credits for Films Made in Wisconsin

Republican leaders had removed similar item from Evers' budget.

Gov. Evers Proclaims 529 College Savings Plan Day in Wisconsin

Gov. Evers Optimistic State Budget Is on Track

Despite federal funding uncertainty and differing with legislators on tax cuts.

Gov. Evers Again Urges Legislature to Invest in Child Care Counts as New Survey Finds Child Care Costs Skyrocket for Second Consecutive Year

Second consecutive annual state report shows average cost of infant care increased over 10 percent as Republican lawmakers gut child care funding from governor’s proposed budget

Judge Chris Taylor Will Run for Wisconsin Supreme Court

Will challenge incumbent Rebecca Bradley in another liberal v. conservative race.

WisGOP Response to Radical Chris Taylor’s Bid for Supreme Court

County Plans to Slash Budget in 2026

Officials outline ways to close the $46.7 million budget deficit projected for 2026.

MPS Is Again Behind on Financial Reports, Could Lose State Funding

School district missed first deadline to submit 2024 financial data to state DPI.

Evers Has a Very Busy Spring

Governor traveling state, pushing big agenda. A sign he will run for reelection?

Parties Still Apart on State Budget

Republicans want a meeting with Evers. Democrats criticize GOP Senate bills as minor items.

Gov. Evers Seeks Applicants for Washington County Circuit Court

Gov. Evers Takes Action on Bipartisan Bill to Retain Key Area Employer in South Central Wisconsin, Protect Nearly 2,000 Local Jobs

Governor’s action ensures Thermo Fisher Scientific can remain competitive and grow in the city of Middleton

Governor Evers recognizes outstanding individuals and organizations for their service at the 2025 Governor’s Service Awards

Revenue Re-estimates Require Cautious Budgeting

Twice-Vetoed Bill to Let Nurses Practice Independently Overcomes Divisions

Compromise between Republicans and Governor signals measure likely to pass.

Gov. Evers Delivers Radio Address Highlighting 2025-27 Budget Investments to Bolster the State’s Workforce

Gov. Evers Delivers Remarks Honoring AmeriCorps Members at 2025 Governor’s Service Awards

Governor recognizes AmeriCorps members, volunteers, and programs for their significant contributions to the state amid Trump Administration attempts to gut AmeriCorps funding

DHS Campaign Increases Awareness of Wisconsin’s Aging and Disability Resource Centers

New toll-free phone hotline and resource directory make finding resources and services easier statewide

Wisconsin Officials Unhappy With EPA Plan To Weaken PFAS Standards

Rolling back or delaying some standards set under Biden administration.

Legislators Argue Over Cooperation With ICE

GOP bill requires local law enforcement to help federal deportations.

Gov. Evers, WisDOT, DWD Announce Over $4 Million to Expand Access to Transportation, Help Reduce Barriers for Joining the Workforce

New investments to support over 50 counties in expanding access to employment-related transportation to reduce barriers to Wisconsinites joining the workforce

90% of Wisconsin Schools Have Student Cell Phone Restrictions

New report comes as GOP lawmakers push statewide ban on cell phones.

Will Huge Data Centers Boost Wisconsin’s Tax Revenues?

Critics say special sales tax exemption will give big tech companies millions.

Gov. Evers Urges HUBZone Designation Eligibility for Douglas County to Support Local Economy, Jobs, and Communities

Designation would ensure local businesses can compete for certain federal contracts to support local economies in Superior and communities across Douglas County

Gov. Evers Urges Trump Administration to Prevent Delays in Funding for High-Speed Internet Infrastructure Projects Across Wisconsin 

Superintendent Announces Administrative Changes to MPS Central Office

New Structure Aims to Accelerate Academic Outcomes, Improve Operational Effectiveness and Accountability, and Make MPS an Employer of Choice

Child Care Providers Will Go On Strike

Workers, parents will gather at state Capitol to call for state funding.

Will Power-Hungry Data Centers Increase Pollution in Wisconsin?

Critics say We Energies gas plant would hike pollution, energy costs for decades.

GOP Lawmakers Not Worried About Federal Funding Cuts

They should be, Democrats warn. Evers suggests setting aside $500 million fund.

Bronzeville Center for Arts Loses Its Main Donor

Wealthy philanthropist Deborah Kern has resigned from the board.

Milwaukee Business Group Creates $500,000 Fund for MPS

Greater Milwaukee Committee supports changes by Superintendent Cassellius.

Gov. Evers, DWD Announce $1 Million in Teacher Training and Recruitment Grants

Gov. Evers Orders Flags to Half-Staff in Honor of Hmong-Lao Veterans Day, Proclaims “Hmong-Lao Veterans Day” Across the State

Meet the Legislature’s Fiscal Big Shots

16 members of Finance, mostly Republicans, decide what's in the state budget.

Assembly Minority Leader Greta Neubauer Joins DLCC Board

National group works to elect Democrats to state legislatures.