Evers' two-year state budget included proposals for electric vehicle infrastructure, a clean energy economy and green job training.

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The state awarded a transportation grant to build two roads and establish an industrial park in Milltown, Wis.

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Nearly $3.8 billion in investment proposals for projects such as a juvenile corrections facility and UW-System improvements were halted.

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Proposals to fund a cultural center in Milwaukee and a convention center in Janesville failed in a state meeting.

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Former secretary Doug La Follette announced his retirement effective Friday, after being re-elected in November.

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$24 million in federal money will go to smart traffic signals, electric buses and trail extensions across Wisconsin.

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Gov. Tony Evers proposed $5 million from his 2023 budget to help construct a cultural and arts center in Milwaukee's Bronzeville neighborhood.

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The Type 1 Juvenile Correctional Facility slated for Milwaukee will cost more than $70 million as officials cite inflation and increased labor costs.

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Gov. Tony Evers' budget proposals included bridge and road repairs through the state's $7.1 billion surplus.

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The state approved a $1.1 million land purchase for the juvenile justice facility to replace Lincoln Hills and Copper Lake.

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