Gov. Tony Evers delivers his "state of the state" address Feb. 15 at the Capitol in Madison. Wisconsin has a budget surplus projected to hit $6.6 billion for 2022-23. Wisconsin is sitting on a pile of ...

MADISON – Wisconsin has a record-high budget surplus projected to hit $6.6 billion for 2022-23, according to a report released Monday by the state Department of Administration. Over the next several ...

Wisconsin's projected state budget surplus is now forecast to hit nearly $6.6 billion by July, up from earlier $5 billion estimates, according to a report released Monday from Gov. Tony Evers' ...

The Wisconsin Legislature returns to work in January with the narrowest Republican majority since 2011. What to do with the state's massive budget surplus will drive debate. Other big issues include ...

You may already know that Wisconsin ended its 2024 fiscal year last June with a larger-than-expected $4.5 billion state budget surplus. Once again setting up Gov. Tony Evers and the ...

MADISON, Wis. - How should Wisconsin use a $5 billion budget surplus? Republican lawmakers hoped they could go it alone with a Republican governor or reach a veto-proof Republican supermajority after ...

Wisconsin is sitting on a pile of cash. The state government has a budget surplus projected to hit $6.6 billion for 2022-23. That does not include the roughly $1.734 billion currently in the state's ...

At this point, I think we need to stop calling it a “surplus.” You may already know that Wisconsin ended its 2024 fiscal year last June with a larger-than-expected $4.5 billion state budget surplus.

Then-Gov. Jim Doyle argued the projected shortfall was as low as $1.5 billion in 2010, but others placed the figure at more than $2 billion. Estimates show a historic budget surplus of more than $7.1 ...

Wisconsin's projected state budget surplus is now forecast to reach $7.1 billion by July, up more than half a billion dollars from the previous estimate just two months ago, the nonpartisan ...

Wisconsin police agencies have acquired more than $28 million of military gear from the Pentagon during the past decade, including mine-resistant trucks, night-vision goggles, assault rifles, grenade ...