The Capitol Report

Lisa Neubauer conceded to Brian Hagedorn on April 10, a week after Democrats woke to a shocking result in the Supreme Court race.

Wisconsin has addressed cyber challenges by building an election framework its advocates say is both strong and decentralized, backed by laws that put safeguards in place to ward off bad actors.

The Supreme Court race headlines the upcoming April 2 election, but several measures down ballot could spark interest and juice turnout.

Gov. Tony Evers’ budget that would allow districts to rehire retired teachers, who could continue to collect their pensions while earning a new salary.

A WisPolitics.com review found fundamental differences remain between Gov. Tony Evers and Republican leaders on a number of items.

Fans of the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources are hoping for better times under a new governor.

Assembly Speaker Robin Vos is warning the Evers administration against believing they can “bludgeon the Legislature” to accept some of their budget priorities.

The lobbying reports show Kimberly-Clark spent $131,107 to lobby the Capitol between July 1 and Dec. 31, a significant uptick in activity for the manufacturer.

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.

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.