Republicans removed hundreds of Gov. Tony Evers' budget items, calling the Democratic governor's spending plan bloated.

Republicans who control the Wisconsin Legislature have voted to kill most of the top spending priorities of Democratic Gov.

Co-chairs Sen. Howard Marklein and Rep. Mark Born told reporters that they would be starting from “base” with the budget.

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The vote mirrors how Republicans have handled Evers' previous three budgets — by stripping the measure down to its base and starting over from scratch.

Republicans who control the Legislature's budget-writing committee voted to remove Evers' plans to legalize marijuana, invest in child care, and more.

Programs focused on youth suicide prevention, postpartum mental health, respite homes and gun control have been removed from ...

Construction is scheduled to start Monday, May 19, but crews are expected to be placing silt fence the week of May 12.

Gov. Evers criticized the Trump Administration for what he calls obstructing more than $62 million in funding to Wisconsin -- an action the lawsuit alleges was unconstitutional.

The Wisconsin Joint Committee on Finance met for the first time Thursday at the State Capitol to discuss Gov. Tony Evers' 2025-2027 biennial budget.

New analysis finds population tier formula Republicans crafted to deliver more local state aid has delivered a bigger boost to red parts of the state ...