Tony Evers said he would resist any effort by the FBI to seize voting documents if authorities expand their probe of the 2020 election to Wisconsin.

Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers signed six bills into law Friday, including making grooming a crime.

The office, called Film Wisconsin, and tax credit were announced during Gov. Evers’ 2026 State of the State address last month.

(WJFW) — Governor Tony Evers has approved a $1.2 million plan to update a stretch of US Highway 51 in Minocqua. The stretch is from the Minocqua Lake Bridge to Front Street. The construction will ...

President Donald Trump wants to prevent the spread of invasive Asian Carp into Lake Michigan, and plans to call upon Governor Tony Evers to ...

LA CROSSE, Wis., (WLAX, WEUX) – Gov. Tony Evers is in Western Wisconsin as a part of his rally against partisan ...

Tony Evers has signed off on a pair of education bills that put “grooming” into Wisconsin’s criminal code and force every ...

Evers is urging Wisconsin’s congressional delegation to stall the looming federal hemp ban for two years, saying jobs and ...

Governor Tony Evers visited La Crosse Film Academy Tuesday to showcase Wisconsin's new state film office and announce $5 million in film tax credits designed to attract ...

Gov. Tony Evers signed an executive order calling lawmakers into a special session next month to permanently ban partisan ...

Gov. Tony Evers' executive order calls for the special session on the proposal to ban gerrymandering to be held at noon on April 14.

Wisconsin's Assembly Bill 1034 aims to modernize state law to reflect new NCAA rules on athlete compensation. The bill would relieve several state universities of $15 million in athletic facility debt ...