(The Center Square) – There is a new tax relief offer at the Wisconsin Capitol.

(The Center Square) – One of the Democrats running for governor has a new plan to allow the people of Wisconsin to buy into the state of Wisconsin’s health plan.

(The Center Square) – It’s not just the nearly $400,000 expense that has one watchdog group wanting more from Wisconsin’s public school managers.

(The Center Square) – There is no property tax deal at the Wisconsin Capitol, and the second-in-command in the State Assembly isn’t sure there will be.

(The Center Square) – The difference in fundraising in Wisconsin’s race for the supreme court continues to grow.

(The Center Square) – Wisconsin’s lieutenant governor says she misspoke and is clarifying a statement she made to CBS 58 that she would support Immigration and Enforcement agents making arrests in the state.

(The Center Square) – The Republican running in one of the WOW counties’ senate districts says his race is almost as important as the race for governor.

(The Center Square) – The Republican running for governor in Wisconsin wants a full audit of the state’s public school managers after a report on a nearly $400,000 four-day workshop.

(The Center Square) – There is a lot more talk about growing hemp with the latest attempt to legalize marijuana in Wisconsin.

(The Center Square) – Wisconsin’s supreme court candidates continue to spar with each other in the opinion section of local newspapers.

(The Center Square) – Milwaukee’s fire chief says it is long past time the state requires sprinklers in every apartment building in Wisconsin.

(The Center Square) – There is a push at the Wisconsin Capitol to require more black history lessons in the state’s schools.

(The Center Square) – Tom Tiffany says President Donald Trump’s endorsement in the race for Wisconsin governor fixes the focus on November.

(The Center Square) – Wisconsin’s school choice program is growing as Department of Public Instruction began open enrollment for the state’s choice programs.

(The Center Square) – The latest conversation about rising property taxes in Wisconsin has nothing to do with Gov. Tony Evers’ 400-year veto.

(The Center Square) – Providing more than $1 billion in property tax relief is possible because of common ground, says the top Republican in the Wisconsin Assembly.

(The Center Square) – People in Wisconsin didn’t let higher prices or higher interest rates stop them from buying a home last year.

(The Center Square) – The plan to give people a say on wheel taxes in their communities has cleared its first major hurdle at the Wisconsin Capitol.

(The Center Square) – One of the candidates for supreme court in Wisconsin continues to want to take abortion out of the conversation for this spring’s election.

(The Center Square) – Nate Pollnow says he has a plan to do something if he’s elected as secretary of state.