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One hundred and sixty local government bargaining units have notified the state that they want to take a vote on remaining officially recognized under Wisconsin's new, more restrictive collective bargaining law.
Gov. Scott Walker said he's confident his integrity will remain intact after a secret investigation that has already resulted in charges against some former staffers while he was Milwaukee County executive.
More than 60 percent of the donations Gov. Scott Walker has received from individuals since Dec. 11 came from outside Wisconsin.
Gov. Scott Walker says he has $2.6 million on hand to fight an effort to recall him from office.
The Democratic Party of Wisconsin is reporting that it raised nearly $400,000 since Dec. 10.
Even if Wisconsin Democrats win back the state Senate through recall elections this summer, they'll have no ability to push their agenda for months and could find themselves out of power by this time next year.
The Wisconsin board that oversees elections is asking for at least 60 days to review petitions filed earlier this week to recall Gov. Scott Walker and five other Republicans from office.
You know you live in a state consumed by politics when a webcam showing bureaucrats silently shuffling around a nondescript room feeding papers into a scanner attracts tens of thousands of viewers.
Supporters of an unprecedented effort to oust Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker from office said they will turn in more than enough signatures Tuesday to force the Republican into a recall election barely a year into his first term.
In the rented offices of the Dunn County Democratic party, the signs and posters are put away, and stacks of "Recall Walker" cardboard pickets are neatly stacked in piles, leaning against the walls.
Protesters hissed and chanted "shame" at Gov. Scott Walker after he read a proclamation at the state's official Martin Luther King Jr. Day holiday ceremony in the Capitol rotunda.
A startup aircraft manufacturer says it will be locating its manufacturing facility and headquarters in Superior, Wis.
Supporters of a push to oust Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker from office are prepared to declare victory in their effort to force the Republican into a recall election.
Gov. Scott Walker plans to participate in the state's official Martin Luther King Jr. Day holiday ceremony Monday.
The district attorney who filed a lawsuit challenging Wisconsin's law passed earlier this year effectively ending collective bargaining rights for most public workers said Thursday he is considering asking the state Supreme Court to rehear the case.
Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker is scheduled to deliver the keynote address at a national conference for conservatives in February.
Organizers of the effort to recall Wisconsin Republican Gov. Scott Walker from office said Monday they have collected 300,000 signatures, more than half of what is needed to force an election.
Wisconsin Republicans are ripping plans for recall signature drives near malls on Black Friday.
The clock is ticking for opponents of Republican Gov. Scott Walker who are hoping to force a recall election next year and are spurred by anger over his successful push to take away nearly all collective bargaining rights from most public workers.
A coalition leading the effort to recall Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker says its website was the target of a cyber-attack.
Political foes hoping to recall Republican Gov. Scott Walker over his moves to significantly curb union rights in Wisconsin planned a late-night rally and early morning pajama parties to officially kick off the effort.
Gov. Scott Walker says he supports a bill designed to limit state workers who retire and then return to their jobs from collecting both their salary and retirement benefits.
Gov. Scott Walker says he believes he exceeded his campaign promise to pay the full cost of his pension even though he didn't start contributing until the law required him to do so.
Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker, who forced public workers to pay more for their pensions as part of a push to curb union rights, broke his campaign promise to pay the full cost of his state pension immediately after taking office in January.
Nearly all Wisconsin public school districts will receive less money from the state this year compared to last.
