On Thursday, Gov. Tony Evers approved the state’s first-ever enforceable PFAS standards for groundwater.
But it was an even bigger potential victory that prompted Crowley, wearing a Brewers pullover and sneakers the color of Wisconsin cheddar, to declare to the crowd: “This is where I get a little giddy!
Wisconsin voters will decide whether to amend the constitution in three ways on the Nov. 3 ballot. Here's a basic guide to ...
Sheboygan County voters will help pick Gov. Tony Evers' successor on Nov. 3, plus Sheboygan Falls school and Plymouth police ...
Incumbent Republican State Treasurer John Leiber faces a challenge from Democrat Lee Leng Xiong in the Nov. 3 race for ...
Gov. Tony Evers has approved Wisconsin’s first enforceable PFAS groundwater standards, setting a new limit of 4.0 parts per trillion for certain PFAS contaminants.
When Republicans can’t get a measure past the governor’s veto pen, they try to bypass him with a constitutional amendment, bringing partisanship to a document about basic rights.
Voters in the Nov. 4 election will be asked to approve three constitutional amendments created and passed by Republicans in the state Legislature. Most Democrats oppose all three. As Milwaukee-based ...
It's one of two independent audits implemented by Gov. Tony Evers after the district missed the state’s deadline to submit ...
A new report from the research arm of the Wisconsin Counties Association cautions policymakers from "misreading" the state's ...
MADISON — Gov. Tony Evers today announced that he has approved the state’s first-ever enforceable PFAS standards for groundwater, bringing the state’s threshold for PFAS contamination in groundwater ...
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