Surplus money spurs talk of property tax relief
Another year, another standoff between Dem Gov. Tony Evers and the Republican Legislature.
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Another year, another standoff between Dem Gov. Tony Evers and the Republican Legislature.
Utility rates are becoming more and more of a political issue as we enter the pivotal 2026 election year.
The efficiency of the state crime lab was an issue in Democrat Josh Kaul’s successful campaign to unseat Attorney General Brad Schimel in 2018. And it looks like it will be a campaign issue next year, too.
A national trend of mid-decade congressional redistricting may yet be seen in Wisconsin after many pundits wrote off the possibility earlier this year.
Jill Underly got reelected as state schools superintendent in April while being accused of avoiding debates.
When she recently failed to show at a legislative hearing over her department’s handling of sexual misconduct cases, criticism mounted again.
Next year Wisconsin voters will see the first open governor’s race since 2010 with Dem Gov. Tony Evers opting against a run for a third four-year term.
Several reasons suggest the 2026 Wisconsin Supreme Court campaign won’t be a race like the two previous ones that shattered spending records.
With the 2026 primaries for Wisconsin’s governor less than a year away, the field is growing, shifting and gaining attention.
Wisconsin’s average vaccination rate for the measles, mumps and rubella vaccine has declined by roughly 5 percentage points over the past eight years, new numbers show.
With the Knowles-Nelson Stewardship program due to expire in June 2026, Republican and Dem lawmakers are debating on how to proceed.