Former Gov. Tommy Thompson has raised more than three other Republican challengers in the U.S. Senate race for the three months ending in June.

Wisconsin's top election official says in a letter to Republican legislative leaders that continued unsubstantiated allegations of voter fraud unnecessarily undermine the confidence of voters.

Wisconsin's U.S. Senate race is in full swing, with all but one of the candidates advertising on television and the Republican fight for the nomination becoming more pointed less than five weeks before the primary.

The Wisconsin state Senate will meet on Tuesday to transition from Republican to Democratic control.

Gov. Scott Walker is attending the National Governors Association meeting starting Thursday in Williamsburg, Va.

President Barack Obama is launching a push to extend tax cuts for the middle class, starting with an address from the White House on Monday.

Three of the five people Gov. Scott Walker appointed to a commission investigating Supreme Court Justice David Prosser were recommended by a former Assembly speaker who once worked for Prosser.

Gov. Scott Walker spent $16 million on television advertising after Democrats and their allies began circulating recall petitions against him last fall.

The latest round of campaign finance reports show a Republican state representative spent about $88,000 in the weeks before and after the June 5 recall elections.

WAUWATOSA, Wis. (AP) -- U.S. Rep. Paul Ryan of Janesville doesn't want to talk about whether he might be tapped to be Republican Mitt Romney's running mate.

The recount in a Republican state senator's recall race will wrap up soon, but that doesn't mean the partisan battle will be over.

Unless major errors are uncovered in the next few days, a recount will conclude that Republican state Sen. Van Wanggaard has lost his recall election.

MADISON, Wis. (AP) -- Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Patrick Crooks says he won't recuse himself from his colleague's discipline case.

Gov. Scott Walker has signed an executive order recreating the Governor's Council on Physical Fitness and Health.

The Supreme Court decision could play out in a number of ways. The justices could uphold the act, repeal it in its entirety, or keep parts of it.

Gov. Scott Walker says he's not looking to "poach" businesses from Illinois.

Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice David Prosser has asked another colleague to step out of his discipline case.

State lawmakers of both parties agree that Wisconsin's recall law needs to be updated, but they may have trouble finding room to compromise.

Seventh Congressional District Democratic candidate, Pat Kreitlow has a stop scheduled Thursday afternoon in Rhinelander. Kreitlow will face Republican Congressman Sean Duffy this November.

The head of the largest organization representing American Indians and Alaska Natives says federal and state governments should provide voter registration at Indian Health Service facilities.

Mitt Romney is looking to capitalize on a big Republican victory in Wisconsin as he visits the state for the first time since GOP Gov. Scott Walker survived a contentious recall election.

Gov. Scott Walker says in the weekly Republican radio address that it's time to make tough decisions to deal with the nation's economic struggles.

Representative Vruwink wrote, “My constituents want to know how legislators plan to work together. They demand bipartisanship!

NEW YORK (AP) -- President Barack Obama is venturing onto the hallowed ground of the World Trade Center site, getting a firsthand look at the skyscraper being built to replace the twin towers destroyed in the Sept. 11 terror attacks.

RACINE, Wis. (AP) -- The Racine County sheriff's office is investigating possible voting irregularities in the June 5 recall election.