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May 18, 2023
Milwaukee Mayor Cavalier Johnson warned lawmakers last week that the city faces bankruptcy by 2025 without help.
May 17, 2023
Wisconsin inched closer to the light at the end of the tunnel in preventing a constitutional crisis Tuesday in Madison.
May 16, 2023
Ryan Grim discusses political strategy with super PAC operative Dmitri Mehlhorn.
May 16, 2023
TMJ4 spent months looking into how many people have been put behind bars for that particular felony in recent years. The author of the legislation says he was shocked and disappointed by the results.
May 12, 2023
MADISON– On Monday, Governor Evers signed Senate Bill 13 into law as 2023 Wisconsin Act 6. This legislation to eliminate the defunct Land Recycling Loan Pro
May 11, 2023
CRANDON, Wis (WJFW) – Tourism is a billion-dollar industry in Wisconsin and Governor Tony Evers wants it to grow. Wednesday, he visited three local businesses in Forest County to promote
May 11, 2023
Right now, businesses across the Northwoods are getting ready for the beginning of the busy tourism season.Governor Evers visited some businesses in Crandon as part of National Travel and Tourism Week and to push for tourism spending in the state budget.
May 11, 2023
MADISON– On Monday, Governor Evers signed Senate Bill 13 into law as 2023 Wisconsin Act 6. This legislation to eliminate the defunct Land Recycling
May 10, 2023
EAU CLAIRE, Wis. (WLAX/WEUX) – Governor Evers took a tour of the Chippewa Valley Tuesday to celebrate National Travel and Tourism Week. Evers started his visit at the new Leinenkugel Disc Golf Course in Chippewa Falls Tuesday afternoon. The Chippewa Falls Area Chamber of Commerce received a $30,000 tourism grant to create the Course to […]
May 10, 2023
Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers signed the latest reckless driving bill into law Wednesday. A driver’s first reckless driving ticket will jump from $200 to $400, under the new law.