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Towards the end of the legislative session, much of what gets media attention is what causes outrage: party-line votes that narrowly pass and bills that fail to get over the finish line due to a lack of support.
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Today is Tax Day and it is your final chance to file and claim the benefits you’ve earned. The average Wisconsin taxpayer will keep over $3,100 more this year thanks to the Working Families Tax Cuts.
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Following up on last week's "Testin's Throwback Thursday" post about the 2025-27 state budget, I want to shift the focus to some of the measures we incorporated into the fiscal plan to help Wisconsinites keep more money in their pockets.
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In sports, it is often said that the best offense is a good defense.
The same holds true for the Wisconsin State Legislature.
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Sen. Howard Marklein celebrated the announcement of another round of Ag Road Improvement Program (ARIP) funding awards.
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In honor of National Ag Day, I was proud to work across the aisle with Congressman Joe Neguse to introduce the Agriculture Access to Addiction and Mental Health Care Act.
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The 20th century could be viewed as Wisconsin’s progressive century. Wisconsin was the first state to establish a personal income tax (1911) and to allow collective bargaining by public sector unions (1959). Business regulation was strict.
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Gov. Evers has vetoed a package of “Red Tape Reset” bills authored and passed by Assembly Republicans that aim to rein in the growth of state regulations and require agencies to justify new rules.
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