Incoming state Assembly Speaker Robin Vos says lawmakers will not be getting more money to pay for their daily expenses.

A new report says two-thirds of the more than $100 million spent by candidates and other interest groups in the series of recall elections over the past two years went to vendors outside of Wisconsin.

Wisconsin's elections board says preliminary estimates show it will cost at least $5 million initially if same-day voter registration was eliminated.

Gov. Scott Walker is not planning a doomsday scenario state budget if the country goes over the fiscal cliff.

Republican state Rep. Paul Farrow of Pewaukee is tentatively scheduled to be sworn in as a state senator on Dec. 14 after winning an uncontested special election for an open seat.

Governor Scott Walker announced he will include 25 new full-time registered nurse (RN) and nearly 58 certified nurse assistant (CNA) positions for the Wisconsin Veterans Home at King in his upcoming budget.

Republican Gov. Scott Walker says he has no problem with the board that oversees Wisconsin elections.

Republican Gov. Scott Walker says he would fight any Arizona-style immigration bill in Wisconsin.

Without an agreement, automatic tax increases for everyone and across the board spending cuts will take effect in January.

Paul Ryan and Marco Rubio, two potential 2016 presidential candidates, are laying out pathways for their Republican Party and nudging a party still reeling from its loss to President Barack Obama.

A bipartisan group of governors says they sought assurances from President Barack Obama that any cuts in spending to address the looming "fiscal cliff" would not shift the financial burden onto states. They say they want flexibility from the federal government on mandated programs to allow them to do more with less.

Two committees in the state Assembly next year will have bipartisan co-chairs.

Republican Gov. Scott Walker is among a group of governors who will be meeting next week with President Barack Obama at the White House to discuss the looming so-called "fiscal cliff."

One of Gov. Scott Walker's former aides has pleaded guilty to stealing money from a nonprofit group in a deal with prosecutors.

Governor Scott Walker is touring the state talking about issues that are important to him as part of his "Talk with Walker" events.

State election officials say more than 3 million Wisconsin voters cast ballots in this month's presidential election, setting a state record.

Republican state Rep. Don Pridemore of Hartford is running for Wisconsin state schools superintendent.

The White House says President Barack Obama will meet privately Thursday with his vanquished rival Mitt Romney, their first face-to-face encounter since the election.

Gov. Scott Walker says he hopes Milwaukee County prosecutors' secret probe into his former county associates and campaign donors ends this week. It began when he was Milwaukee County executive. Three former aides, a donor and a former appointee have been charged with crimes ranging from misconduct in office to theft.

Gov. Scott Walker says he is confident the Republican-controlled Legislature will pass a mining bill next year, but he won't sign anything he believes will hurt the environment.

Governor Scott Walks says he's focused on the budget, not a possible presidential run in 2016.

Nine veterans of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan will be part of next year's freshman class in the House of Representatives.

Democrat Justin Pluess has conceded defeat in his bid for a seat in the state Assembly.

Gov. Scott Walker's administration says no emergency budget bill will be necessary next year and that the state is poised to end the two-year budget cycle in June with a $348 million balance.

Democrats are lashing out at Republican Gov. Scott Walker, saying newly released emails show he clearly engaged in illegal campaigning while he was Milwaukee County executive.