The first major test of divided government in Wisconsin will come when Democratic Gov. Tony Evers presents his budget to the GOP-controlled Legislature in March.
Republican lawmakers have agreed to pay their attorney $500 per hour, nearly double the rate Gov. Tony Evers is paying his in the lame-duck cases.
Here’s a list of fun facts and jokes from a good friend of mine. Hope you have a good laugh. And how does that elbow of yours taste?
Download this column as a Word document See other WNA Member Content offerings Control of Wisconsin’s state government shifted hands several times in the 1990s
Gov. Tony Evers is prioritizing “diversity and inclusivity” as he looks to build a staff capable of taking on some of the biggest challenges facing the state.
The more we know about the efforts by officials in Racine to shield public records from public view, the more outrageous it seems.
I love reading jokes, it’s fun that we are able to laugh at silly stuff in life and, more importantly, to be able to laugh at ourselves. After all, laughter is the best medicine, right?
After a decade of one-party control of the governor’s office and both houses of the Legislature, Wisconsin residents are about to get an education in divided government.
The courts are clear. The law is clear. The refusals must stop. The public has a right to know about public employee records.
Attitudes on industrial hemp are changing statewide, leading farmers and legislators to believe that it could be the next “huge cash crop.”
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