A budget deal brokered by Wisconsin Democratic Gov. Tony Evers and Republicans who control the state Legislature cleared a key hurdle on Tuesday, just hours after it was made public. The deal in the ...

(The Center Square) – Expanding Wisconsin’s second income tax bracket of 4.4% for all filers will reduce the state’s tax collections by $323 million next fiscal year and $320 million in 2026 ...

Key to the $111 billion, two-year state budget signed by Gov. Tony Evers with bipartisan legislative support is a $1.5 ...

Wisconsin Democratic Gov. Tony Evers and Republicans who control the state Legislature have reached a deal on a new two-year ...

Under the new tax cut, workers can deduct up to $25,000 in tips and $12,500 in overtime pay from their taxable income on ...

The deal announced Tuesday cuts income taxes by $1.3 billion, increases funding for the Universities of Wisconsin despite a threatened cut, and raises fees to pay for transportation projects.

What are Wisconsin lawmakers going to tell their constituents when asked why they supported Trump's budget bill cutting their health coverage?

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Wisconsin Public Radio Madison resident Patrick Collins grew up working in the service industry as a busser, dishwasher, ...

While the Republican-backed income tax and retirement income tax cuts got most of the attention in the Wisconsin budget ...

In early hours of July 3, in shadow of Trump’s 'beautiful bill,' Wisconsin passed a budget that exemplifies what compromise looks like: uninspiring.

Here is what to know about Wisconsin’s budget deal: Tax cuts. Evers and Republicans agreed to $1.3 billion in income tax cuts largely targeting the middle class.