Johnson listed Wisconsin manufacturers, builders and farmers as groups that could be impacted by Trump administration tariffs.

Senate Democrats face difficult question of whether to oppose the Republican spending plan or risk forcing a federal government shutdown.

Bill is named for American diplomat and Wisconsin native Sarah Debbink Langenkamp, who was involved in a fatal vehicle crash ...

Staff say the changes could lead to longer wait times for patients and more labor for an already-depleted team of shift ...

Johnson expressed optimism in all of Trump's Cabinet picks, but highlighted Kennedy's commitment to providing transparency on ...

Enough Senate Democrats put their disdain for President Trump aside and voted Friday to end a filibuster of a Republican ...

The family of an Afghan woman who helped 150 female college students flee Kabul is stranded in Pakistan and facing ...

A bipartisan proposal authored in part by Wisconsin's two U.S. Senators would expand federal funding opportunities for ...

A draconian federal policy enforces a lifetime of punishment by denying Fair Housing protections to individuals convicted of drug distribution.

Senator Ron Johnson (R-WI) says he’s concerned President Donald Trump’s tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and China will hurt Wisconsin’s manufacturing and farming industries. “He admits there’s going to be ...

MADISON – Wisconsin education officials scrambled Thursday to make ... “We need to mount an opposition to that lawlessness.” ...