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Republicans tossed Gov. Evers’ last two biennial budgets to start from scratch, also.

Wisconsin Republicans are working on a bill that would allow state regulators to enforce federal price transparency regulations on hospitals.

The bill requires the licensed operator of the bar or restaurant be on the premises and supervising.

The bill would also expand access to Pre-K and Head Start programs in addition to increasing worker wages.

Wisconsin legislators are weighing in on if drunk drivers should have to pay child support.

WisPolitics.com editor J.R. Ross talks about why the GOP says this is a seat they can win -- but why Democrat Tammy Baldwin has been tough to beat.

The Biden administration awarded nearly $300 million to help repair or replace more than a dozen bridges across the country -- six of them leading into Madison.

Democratic U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin is seeking a third term in battleground Wisconsin

The proposed bill would allow school boards to choose to create their own concealed carry policy to protect their students.

Dan Knodl said he wants to impeach Milwaukee judges for being too lenient on criminal defendants. That list could include Milwaukee County Circuit Judge Janet Protasiewicz.

Mayor Eric Genrich received 53 percent of the vote. His challenger, Chad Weininger, received 47 percent of the vote. A difference of around 1,500 votes.

Judge Janet Protasiewicz says she's been entrusted "with great responsibility."

"This was the most deeply deceitful, dishonorable, despicable campaign that I have ever seen run for the courts,” he said.

Turnout in Wisconsin’s hotly contest Supreme Court race broke the previous record high set for spring elections that don’t coincide with a presidential primary.

Watch ABC News Live coverage of Donald Trump’s remarks at Mar-A-Lago in Florida Tuesday evening

A Republican state representative and a Democratic attorney vied for an open state Senate seat in Tuesday’s election in a race that could decide whether the GOP inches closer to a supermajority that could override Gov. Tony Evers’ vetoes or even impeach him

Turnout Tuesday is expected to be very high.

Voters in Wisconsin will pick a Supreme Court justice on Tuesday, choosing between Democratic-backed Milwaukee County circuit judge and Republican-backed former Wisconsin Supreme Court justice in a race that will determine control of the court in a key political battleground.

The polls are open from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Tuesday, April 4. If you are in line by 8:00 p.m., you will be allowed to vote.

Every voter in Wisconsin’s spring election will find three questions on their ballot: two relating to bail and one about welfare benefits.

The previous record for spending in a court race was $15 million in Illinois in 2004.

A special election to fill an open Wisconsin Senate seat will determine whether Republicans gain a supermajority that would allow them to impeach Democratic Gov. Tony Evers and other office holders as well as move the GOP a step closer to overriding gubernatorial vetoes.

Wisconsin’s state Supreme Court race is now the most expensive contest ever fought for a judicial seat ever. The outcome will decide whether the court has a liberal or conservative majority.

Gun control is one of the most heated political topics in the United States. Stacker has compiled a list of 25 terms to help you understand the news, debate, and public conversation.

Money is coming from all over as abortion rights, election boundaries and other issues could be ruled on by the next justice, who will also determine whether the court has a liberal or conservative majority.

U.S. Senator Tammy Baldwin (D-WI) joined Senators Ron Johnson (R-WI) and Ron Wyden (D-OR) on Monday to introduce the Codifying Useful Regulatory Definitions Act, bipartisan legislation to help better inform consumers on cheese purchasing decisions and provide clarity for Wisconsin’s dairy industry.

With the future of abortion rights and redistricting hanging in the balance, all eyes are on the April election for Wisconsin Supreme Court

ConocoPhillips has said the project will produce an estimated 180,000 barrels of oil per day at its peak.

La Follette, 82, won reelection to an 11th term in November over a Republican who wanted to shift election duties to the office.

During the one-hour event, the public asked the candidates questions regarding topics such as higher property taxes, how to decrease crime, how to end the opioid epidemic and infrastructure.