A standoff between Assembly and Senate Republicans over how to strike a deal with Gov. Tony Evers brought Wisconsin budget talks to an impasse, canceling a budget meeting and sparking finger-pointing ...

Republicans canceled a meeting of the Legislature's budget-writing committee on Thursday as they announced that negotiations ...

Josh Schoemann, the only Republican currently in the race for governor next year, is criticizing Gov. Tony Evers’ approach to ...

Two Senate Republicans, Steve Nass, of Whitewater, and Chris Kapenga, of Delafield, have signaled they won't vote for the budget in its current form.

Legislative leaders put out statements saying negotiations with Gov. Tony Evers had resumed this week, but were going south ...

Assembly Speaker Robin Vos (R-Rochester) and Assembly Finance Co-Chair Mark Born (R-Beaver Dam) issued a joint statement ...

But those talks broke down late Wednesday when Republicans walked away, both sides said. The routine budget-writing process comes as Wisconsin is poised to be in the national political spotlight again ...

Negotiations on the next two-year state budget broke down Thursday with both Gov. Tony Evers and the Assembly GOP pointing to Senate Republicans as the reason talks are at a ...

Because Republicans have a three-vote majority in the Senate, they can only afford to lose support from one member of their ...

Republicans argued the bills need to be signed before funding is included to assure them there won’t be any changes made ...

Republican leadership did not include the closure of Green Bay Correctional Institution in its budget items, meaning it could ...