The new signs indicate the St. Croix Chippewa Indians of Wisconsin’s Tribal boundaries and communities in both the Ojibwe and English languages.

"The meeting was seen by many as a testament to the strides made on broadband in Polk County."

Governor hopeful compromise will be reached to substantially increase support for local communities statewide.

Gov. Tony Evers today signed two bills that would help address reckless driving and carjacking in the state.

State Representative Gae Magnafici is pleased to announce the latest Shared Revenue initiatives to support Wisconsin’s local governments.

Representative Chanz Green issued the following after voting in favor of helping people move on from government when it comes to the workforce in Wisconsin.

Lac Courte Oreilles Ojibwe School and Hayward Community School District among recipients.

Representative James Edming voted in favor of several proposals aimed at strengthening Wisconsin’s workforce.

The Assembly has passed a legislative package intended to address Wisconsin’s labor shortage.

A Guest Column from Senator Romaine Quinn.

“Wisconsin residents should have the freedom to choose what best fits their needs when it comes to everyday appliances and motor vehicles"

"We don’t need state or local governments to impose one-size-fits-all solutions"

The pardon grants bring the governor’s overall total number of pardons granted during his time in office to 933.

Guest Column from Senator Romaine Robert Quinn (R-Cameron) and Representative Warren Petryk (R-Town of Washington).

"I was glad to sign this bipartisan bill today that will help us retain and recruit county jailers and support their work in this critical field"

Gov. Tony Evers has signed Assembly Bill 67, now 2023 Wisconsin Act 2, and Senate Bill 75, now 2023 Wisconsin Act 3.

Since the creation of the program, nearly 300 freshmen have benefitted from $1.5 million in scholarships.

"Every child, no matter their zip code, deserves a personal finance education"

Wisconsin residents voted in favor of a pair of referendum questions that would change how judges determine cash bail.

Liberals will have their first majority on the state’s highest court in 15 years.

Gov. Tony Evers today signed the first bill of his second term, enacting a law to help prevent reckless driving.

This legislation would put an end to the practice of federal candidates tapping their campaign accounts to enrich their spouses.

"Perhaps the most significant election in the last decade is at our door."