The recent shift to a liberal majority on the Wisconsin Supreme Court is already shaping major policy outcomes—and there is now another significant case before the court that involves administrative
On Friday, April 18, a split Wisconsin Supreme Court upheld Democratic Gov. Tony Evers’ veto in the 2023-25 budget that wrote into state law annual increases in how much Wisconsin
Wisconsin lawmakers are rethinking 2025 Senate Bill 28, known as the “right of first refusal” (ROFR), which would give in-state utility companies priority to build certain electric transmission lines. These
On April 1, Wisconsin voters elected Susan Crawford to the state Supreme Court. Defeating former Attorney General Brad Schimel by more than ten points, Crawford secured the court’s slim liberal
On March 10th, Governor Evers unveiled a $4.1 billion capital budget focused on UW system infrastructure, maintenance projects, and prison restructuring. With $3.8 billion in proposed borrowing, the plan faces
On February 18, Governor Evers delivered his budget address, officially kicking off the state’s biennial budget process. His proposals build on his previously announced Year of the Kid theme for
