Local Politics

• Gov. Evers to deliver first State of the State Address Tuesday
• Wisconsin lawmakers Steil and Moore react to government shutdown
• Federal judge rules top Wisconsin Republicans violated First Amendment when blocking Twitter users
• Evers picks new Wisconsin State Patrol superintendent
• Milwaukee County looking at ways to fix financial crisis
• Federal judge in Wisconsin strikes early-voting restrictions that passed during lame duck session
• Evers, Republicans face early tests over taxes, insurance
• Wedding barn operators sue Wisconsin leaders over liquor licenses
• Evers predicts he will prevail on Medicaid expansion
• Evers says he will make 'first step' toward pot legalization
• Assembly Committee on Health to vote on pre-existing conditions bill Thursday
• Democrats oppose delay of Wisconsin redistricting case
• Wisconsin Democrats push for 'fresh start'
• Lawsuit seeks to protect Wisconsin wedding barns
• Hearing Tuesday in Madison on pre-existing conditions bill
• Criminalizing 1st-time DUIs is a tough sell in Wisconsin
• Wisconsin Assembly Republicans outline priorities to Evers
• Groups seeking to void Wisconsin lame-duck laws
• Governor Evers lays out economic message during Wisconsin Bankers' Association Luncheon
• Lawmakers push to get Marsy's Law on April ballot
• Democrat says lame-duck session violated open meetings
• Evers says he will order change in 'stance' in lawsuit
• Evers, bipartisan task force both calling for funding hike for public schools
• Evers joins Kaul in supporting 'red flag' disarmament law
• First day on the job for 19-year-old Kalan Haywood II, the youngest State Representative in the country
• Where Wisconsin politicians stand on government shut down, border wall
• Wisconsin Republicans want redistricting case put on hold
• Governor Evers celebrates with supporters at Inauguration Gala
• "I'm very hopeful:" Pro-immigration group Voces de la Frontera attends inauguration ceremony
• Governor Evers calls for return to "Wisconsin values" in inauguration speech
• Governor Tony Evers takes oath of office
• Walker leaves a fundamentally changed Wisconsin
• Highlights of inauguration day in Wisconsin
• Evers looks ahead to replacing Walker, seeking civility
• "It's been such an honor to serve as governor," Scott Walker says in exit interview
• Youngest state lawmaker sworn in in special ceremony in Milwaukee
• Walker says no last-minute pardons coming
• Walker to live in downtown Milwaukee after leaving office
• Walker says he never heard daily protest songs in Capitol
• Committee approves task force to reduce carjackings in city and Milwaukee County
• Wisconsin's ousted Gov. Scott Walker says he may run again
• Bill would criminalize first-time drunken driving in Wisconsin
• Supreme Court field set with Neubauer, Hagedorn facing off
• Assembly's Vos to form water quality task force
• Schimel: Jail staff can ignore do-not-resuscitate orders
• Evers names Obama official, 2 lawmakers to Cabinet
• Milwaukee could receive more state dollars, higher sales tax, under Evers
• Evers open to vetoing entire GOP-written budget if necessary
• NRA spent $870K against Evers this fall
• Deadline for state Supreme Court candidacies looms
• A look ahead at Wisconsin politics in 2019
• Walker plans to give speeches, advocate for conservatives
• Vos refused to release redistricting legal contract
• Mayor, city officials discuss violence in Milwaukee in 2018
• Gridlock, infighting likely on tap for Wisconsin Legislature
• Evers names VA Secretary, budget director, DFI Secretary
• Evers names vets, financial secretaries
• Evers picks assistant schools superintendent to replace him
• Hunger Task Force starts program to donate for Milwaukee homeless
• Governor Walker appoints Milwaukee County judges
• Walker passed over 13 applicants to appoint AG as judge
• Governor-elect Evers announces more Cabinet appointments
• GOP Lawmakers say they could dismiss Evers budget, write their own
• Former Assembly candidate gets probation after pleading guilty to faking signatures on nomination papers
• Senator Johnson says GOP won't eliminate pre-existing coverage guarantee
• Evers picks Milwaukee leaders for top Cabinet slots
• In farewell, Ryan sees solutions if 'politics will allow it'
• Evers to make 4th and final stop in Milwaukee for budget listening session
• Could Scott Walker join the Trump Administration?
• Walker in Washington for White House reception
• The Latest: Court asked to stop Wisconsin voting changes
• Vos emerges as Wisconsin Republican leader as Walker gets ready to step down
• Group plans legal action to block some lame duck measures signed by Walker
• Walker to remain in Wisconsin after leaving office
• Wisconsin leaders, organizations react after Governor Walker signs lame-duck bills
• Governor Walker signs sweeping lame-duck GOP bills
• Walker uses power next governor may not have to seal Kimberly-Clark deal
• Walker calls for lame-duck bills, starting clock on signing
• Kimberly-Clark agrees to stay in Wisconsin with $28 million in incentives
• Trump welcoming governor-elect Tony Evers to White House
• Milwaukee Council Committee passes plan to fund warming shelters for homeless
• Gov. Walker still wants plan to save Kimberly-Clark plant
• Walker releases criteria for potentially signing bills to limit Evers
• Tickets for Evers' inauguration cost $35, are on sale
• Walker says Wisconsin governor's powers will remain strong
• It could be weeks before Gov. Walker decides on lame-duck bills
• Enrollment numbers down for individual marketplace
• Evers, Barnes to go on statewide budget listening tour
• Deadline looms for Walker on decision to limit Evers power
• Effort in Wisconsin to weaken governor stirs separation-of-powers debate
• Walker holds out hope for another run at Kimberly-Clark
• Board upholds decision to fire Milwaukee Health Department employee who oversaw lead abatement projects
• Potential legal case against stripping Evers of power
• Evers appealing to Walker to veto GOP power play
• Evers says he's willing to go to court to stop GOP efforts to limit power
• Inauguration date set for Governor-elect Tony Evers and Lieutenant Governor-elect Mandela Barnes
• Wisconsin commission certifies election results
• "Wisconsin has never seen anything like this:" Governor-elect Evers responds to Republican legislation votes
• The Latest: Wisconsin Legislature OKs weakening governor, AG
• Wisconsin Senate approves Medicaid changes