Local Politics

• Supporters in Waukesha celebrate President Trump's reelection announcement
• Property taxes go up same under Evers, Republican plans
• Wisconsin state parties ramping up for 2020 presidential election
• E-scooter bill to be discussed Thursday in Madison
• Evers signals opposition to car registration fees
• Bill would allow schools to release parents' names
• GOP finishes budget edits, inserts $321 million tax cut
• Committee set to complete revisions to Evers budget
• Gov. Evers re-forms Wisconsin pardons board Walker dropped
• Governor Evers answers kids' questions in Burlington
• State lawmaker proposes red light cameras, speed traps to prevent reckless driving in Milwaukee
• GOP promises new bill to fund state juvenile centers
• A look at where Wisconsin's lame-duck laws, challenges stand
• The Latest: Republicans OK scaled-back building budget
• High court reinstates much of Wisconsin lame duck laws
• License denied for CBD shop in Cedarburg's downtown district
• Wisconsin leaders celebrate 100th anniversary of women's right to vote
• Wisconsin Republicans plan $400 million income tax cut
• Wisconsin celebrating 100th anniversary of 19th Amendment
• Tax cuts, building funding await as GOP wraps up budget
• Proposed Wisconsin city ordinance to fine parents of bullies
• Rep. Gwen Moore hears out constituents during listening session
• Gov. Evers, first lady reflect on 100th anniversary of amendment that gave women right to vote
• Evers orders gay pride flag to fly over Wisconsin Capitol, sparks controversy
• Budget committee scraps charging station plan
• Wisconsin GOP unveils plan to raise car fees
• Wisconsin Senate approves prescription drug step therapy
• Wisconsin Republicans searching for deal on road funding, eyeing $10 registration increase
• Republicans stand by rejection of Medicaid expansion
• Lawmakers present 'Equality Agenda' which offers protections for LGBT Wisconsinites
• Evers announces partnership to increase insurance enrollment
• Evers won't rule out paying for roads without gas tax hike
• Mayor Barrett kicks off Wisconsin Bike Week by riding to work
• Former MoveOn.org leader Wikler to lead Wisconsin Democrats
• The Latest: Evers to Democrats: Don't let primary divide us
• Wisconsin hemp bill draws opposition from law enforcement
• Vote to expand streetcar in downtown Milwaukee delayed
• Former Governor Scott Walker promotes ISA program in Milwaukee
• New bill would partner pet stores with shelters to encourage adoptions
• Panel approves 2 new scientists at Wisconsin DNR
• Rep. Bryan Steil introduces bill combating human trafficking
• Conservative Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Kelly running
• Wisconsin's new Democratic governor, GOP not getting along
• Aide to run for Garden District seat on Milwaukee City Council
• Terry Witkowski stepping down as alderman after 15 years
• Democratic Wisconsin AG says he likely would defend Act 10
• Wisconsin lawmakers take aim at potentially toxic chemicals
• Evers, Republicans at odds over $500M school funding boost
• Fire and Police Commission deciding whether to reinstate sergeant's rank
• Assembly Republicans propose $500 million more for schools
• Bill could legalize electric scooters before summer
• Evers vows to veto GOP anti-abortion bills
• Milwaukee city leaders discuss proposal to expand streetcar
• GOP approves $37m in pay raises for prison workers
• Kaul joins federal lawsuit over health care objections
• Chris Abele signs resolution declaring racism a public health crisis
• Lena Taylor considers run for Milwaukee Mayor
• Bill would automatically register people to vote in Wisconsin
• Wisconsin lawmakers introduced bill to prevent "lunch shaming"
• Evers: 'Connect the dots' to see if GOP leaders are sexist
• Sen. Johnson doesn't support 6-week abortion ban
• The Latest: Republicans call Evers budget 'wacky,' 'crazy' Democrats claim Republicans "out of touch"
• Two bills introduced that would allow Wisconsin pharmacists to prescribe birth control
• Fire and Police Commission discusses Milwaukee Police pursuit policy
• Bill proposed regarding health insurance for fallen officers' families
• Supreme Court says county can order town to rename roads
• Wisconsin budget gets $753 million boost in tax collections
• Wisconsin Assembly approves 'born alive' anti-abortion bill
• Wisconsin Legislature approves crime victim rights measure
• Kidnapping victim Jayme Closs honored by Wisconsin Assembly
• WEDC audit raises questions
• CEO of 2020 Milwaukee Democratic Convention makes first public appearance
• Chris Abele to run again in 2020 for Milwaukee County Executive
• Security for Wisconsin lieutenant governor increases
• Budget panel to consider Evers clean water borrowing plan
• China retaliates on tariffs, stock markets go into a slide
• Abele praises selection of Israel Ramón as Register of Deeds
• City settles lawsuit over Bird Scooters
• Audit finds ongoing problems with Wisconsin economic agency
• Wisconsin committee signs off on anti-abortion bills
• Wisconsin Republicans reject Medicaid expansion
• Former Milwaukee Alderman charged with wire fraud
• GOP sends Evers letter complaining about prison raises
• Protesters disrupt Common Council meeting over handling of lead crisis
• Wisconsin voters could safely take selfies under bill
• Wisconsin Republicans defend born-alive abortion bill
• Report: Medicaid expansion would lower insurance costs
• Vos to appeal ruling allowing deposition over redistricting
• Wisconsin GOP renews anti-abortion push
• Vos to appeal ruling allowing deposition over redistricting
• Former house director at Wisconsin sorority accused of theft
• Wisconsin State Senator pushing for trampoline park regulations
• Wisconsin landowners sue frac sand mines over health impact
• Audit: Wisconsin prison overtime hours jump 50 percent
• Kaul sides with conservation group in factory farms case
• Milwaukee Mayor announces streetcar expansion
• Bill would eliminate Wisconsin's personal conviction waiver for vaccines
• Gov. Evers pushing Medicaid Expansion, Vos accuses Evers of 'empty rhetoric'
• Foxconn CEO meets with Trump, Wisconsin governor
• GOP plans to kill Medicaid expansion, pot legalization