Wisconsin’s ‘right-to-work’ law inspires at least one road builder to grow in Minnesota.

Backers of a right-to-work proposal say it would be easier to adopt than the 2011 law that stripped most public workers of the bulk of their collective bargaining rights.

Republican Sen. Mary Lazich will become the first woman state Senate president in Wisconsin history.

Wisconsin’s Burke calls critics’ allegations much ado about nothing.

Gov. Scott Walker is in another tight political spot, and his allies are again rushing to the Republican’s rescue.

A U.S. appeals court was set to hear arguments Friday on whether a Wisconsin law requiring voters to show photo identification at the polls should be reactivated in time for the November elections.

Thomas Nardelli died Monday at his home in Menomonee Falls.

Whether mingling on small-town streets, giving radio interviews or appearing at union hall rallies, Wisconsin candidate Mary Burke speaks in measured tones, saying little that stirs the old partisan passions.

The favorable Wisconsin Supreme Court rulings come as Scott Walker, sometimes mentioned as a possible 2016 U.S. presidential candidate, finds himself in a tight race with Democratic challenger Mary Burke to retain his current post.

A secret investigation is looking into whether recent Wisconsin recall campaigns illegally coordinated their work with outside groups.