The Capitol Report

Primaries are notoriously low turnout affairs.

Most analysts a month ago considered it a longshot that Democratic Gov. Tony Evers would sign a GOP bill containing his legislative maps.

Democratic Gov. Tony Evers has put the final touches on the largest conservation deal in state history with an agreement that takes steps to address concerns that were raised when GOP  lawmakers ejected state money for it nine months ago.

The action by the new liberal majority on the Wisconsin Supreme Court was expected.

These days major statewide elections in Wisconsin can be decided by just thousands of votes.

A lot of pundits and political observers focus on the conflict and controversy at the Capitol.

Baseball season is over, but Brewers fans should pay attention to a team victory at the Capitol.

Democratic Gov. Tony Evers and GOP Assembly Speaker Robin Vos agree on something.

It’s never too early to start talking about an election. Especially when considering what could be at stake.

The Department of Natural Resources touches just about every Wisconsinite in regulating or managing issues affecting the environment, hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, state parks, state forests etc etc etc