The Democrat whined once more on Thursday after the Wisconsin Supreme Court upheld laws to check the executive branch passed by the Republican Legislature in the extraordinary session of late 2018. 

As the radical left mob began tearing up Capitol Square, before the “peaceful protesters” attacked the Capitol and firebombed Madison’s City-County Building, Gov. Tony Evers had a choice. 

The Evers administration has  — for now — dropped its plan to publicly list the names of Wisconsin businesses with reported COVID-19 cases. 

The Wisconsin’s District II Court of Appeals on Friday issued a snap ruling staying a lower court’s temporary injunction against the city of Racine’s restrictive health orders. 

U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson was skewered by his fellow conservatives after he proposed a substitute amendment ostensibly crafted to swap Columbus Day for Juneteenth on the crowded list of federal holidays. 

The Department of Health Services tells Empower Wisconsin that it has “no immediate plans” to out Wisconsin businesses that have confirmed cases of COVID-19, but DHS isn’t saying it won’t release names.