Tony Evers

A lack of public polling has made predicting the result of the Wisconsin Supreme Court election particularly difficult.

The former Democratic president is seeking to boost his party in two races with razor-thin margins with less than two weeks until the midterms.

Nearly 30 governors across the country are fighting to stay in office this year.

Polling in the Wisconsin gubernatorial race shows Democratic incumbent Tony Evers and GOP challenger Tim Michels locked in a competitive contest.

After his GOP primary win, Tim Michels pledged to work with Trump to "drain the swamp."

Donald Trump addressed a fired-up crowd during a Wisconsin rally in support of Tim Michels.

The Republican senator previously pledged not to seek a third term but announced he'd changed his mind in January.

Frank Figliuzzi said Sunday that the shooter "had lots of time...to brood and obsess over" Judge John Roemer, who sentenced him to six years in prison in 2005.

Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell and Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers were also allegedly on the suspect's hit list.

Fellow Republican Adam Kinzinger ridiculed the senator's comments Friday, sarcastically suggesting Disney is also to blame.

The chairman of the Wisconsin Board of Veterans Affairs left the position after being charged with three counts of child pornography possession.

California's jobless rate decreased 2.8 percent over the past year, adding 50,700 jobs during the month of December.

The largest first-report campaign fundraising haul was in 2007 by Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul with $6 million.

The court upheld the ruling that the John K. MacIver Institute for Public Policy was denied access to briefings due to its improper news-collecting operation.

The measure would set the same hours and days for early voting across every state community and have some communities alter how they count absentee ballots.

"As long as I'm governor, I will veto any legislation that turns back the clock on reproductive rights in this state—and that's a promise," tweeted Evers.

"Injuries range from facial abrasions to broken bones to serious head injuries," said Dr. Amy Drendel of the Children's Hospital Wisconsin.

Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers called upon those who want to protest the verdict to "please only do so safely and peacefully."

"They like to raise that specter of maybe some of those little kids I saw at Fort McCoy are terrorists...even though they've been vetted," Evers said.

The Republican-controlled Legislature argued the absentee voting bills were necessary to ensure clean elections.

Powell and her legal team said that a motion from Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers to sanction her over election lawsuits was unprecedented and used the quote "to infinity and beyond" of "Toy Story" character Buzz Lightyear to back their claim.

In a Wednesday decision, the court ruled that Evers acted outside of his authority when he extended Wisconsin's mask mandate past its original expiration date last year.

In his video posted to Twitter, Evers also touched on how repealing the statewide mask mandate has been opposed by nearly 60 organizations and a majority of residents across the state.

The governor's latest order advised residents to "only leave your home if it's absolutely necessary" and warned against gatherings with those outside their household.

The 2,367 new coronavirus cases reported on Tuesday bring Wisconsin's statewide total since the pandemic began to 119,955.

The majority of the cities have a University of Wisconsin (UW) school within their city limits.

Shelly Billingsley, the city's public works director, told local leaders the amount would be necessary to replace garbage trucks, street lights, traffic signals and more that were damaged or destroyed in the daily protests.

"I hear the community's call for more transparency, and I can tell you that body cameras will be funded next year," County Executive Jim Kreuser said.

"They were armed. They were destroying property," Wisconsin state Representative David Bowen said.

"What we have seen play out over the last two nights and many nights this year is the pain, anguish, and exhaustion of being Black in our state and country," Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers said.