Gov. Walker: White Supremacist Groups Should Be 'Denounced'
"I think any of the white supremacists groups or other groups just need to be unilaterally dismissed and denounced."
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"I think any of the white supremacists groups or other groups just need to be unilaterally dismissed and denounced."
Critics have questioned $3 billion in state incentives and whether Foxconn will follow through on its promises.
Tony Evers becomes the seventh Democrat to create a committee for a potential run against Republican Gov. Scott Walker.
Republicans reported raising nearly $2.2 million over the first six months of the year, compared with just over $600,000 for Democrats.
President Donald Trump's visit to Wisconsin includes a stop at Waukesha County Technical College where he's to hear about an apprentice program to help place students in the workforce.
Wisconsin Democrats say they are increasingly optimistic about their chances of knocking off Republican Gov. Scott Walker next year, even though a top-tier candidate has yet to emerge and they're still recovering from a devastating 2016 election.
Changes to Wisconsin's welfare programs proposed by Gov. Walker won approval by the Legislature Thursday.
Gov. Scott Walker wants to make Wisconsin the first state in the country to require childless adults applying for Medicaid to undergo drug screening, a move that could serve as a national model.
Wisconsin Republicans repeatedly praised Trump at their state convention, a stark contrast to last year.
Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker kicked off the 52st annual Governor's Fishing Opener by catching two walleye.
Gov. Scott Walker says he would consider seeking a waiver under House Republicans' health care changes to let insurers raise premiums for people with pre-existing conditions.
Gov. Scott Walker says he thinks President Donald Trump will have to deliver on building a wall along the Mexican border, but it's not worth shutting down the federal government over.
Gov. Scott Walker says his annual Easter egg hunt is back on after a man accused of mailing an anti-government manifesto to the White House and stealing 18 guns from a Wisconsin store was captured without incident.
Twenty years of back issues in Jim Stroschein's attic attest to his love of the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources' magazine. Since 1919, the publication has featured stories and photos highlighting Wisconsin's natural splendor, from where to hunt, fish, hike and camp to what it's like to own a north woods cabin.
Wisconsin Republican Gov. Scott Walker called his party's proposal to overhaul the nation's health care system "a work in progress" and says he expects it will change as it moves through Congress.
Gov. Scott Walker plans to visit a Jewish community center in a Milwaukee suburb a day after another threat and evacuation at the facility.
Gov. Scott Walker says he is optimistic that states will get more power under President Donald Trump's administration.
Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker says he has no problem with refugees coming into the state as long as they are "safe."
After years of deep cuts, K-12 public schools and the University of Wisconsin stand to be big winners under Gov. Scott Walker's proposed state budget.
Gov. Scott Walker says critics of his plan to spend $649 million more on K-12 schools in Wisconsin are being cynical. Walker made his comments Tuesday at a meeting of the Wisconsin Counties Association.
Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker's crackdown on collective bargaining could serve as a model for President Donald Trump's plans to overhaul the federal workforce. But any such move by the new president would risk a fight with already wary labor leaders.
Gov. Scott Walker has revealed some of the high points of the state budget he will release on Wednesday. But many of the details await, as do almost certainly a few surprises. Here is a look at what's known and unknown about the two-year spending plan he will deliver to the state Legislature on Wednesday.
Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker says he spoke with Vice President Mike Pence about how the White House can implement pieces of the Republican governor's contentious policy that all-but eliminated public sector unions in the state.
Wisconsin would expand and increase a program that funnels money to the state's lowest enrollment districts and put more money toward the high cost of transporting students long distances under a plan to help rural schools unveiled by Gov. Scott Walker Wednesday.
Gov. Scott Walker says he wouldn't have run for a third term if Democrat Hillary Clinton had been elected president.
