Less than one week after Governor Evers announced he won't be running for a third term, we're learning more about what lead to that decision.

The governor won’t rule it out, but said on Monday it’s not likely, he will endorse ahead of the Democratic primary, which is expected to be a crowded one, with an open seat now on the ballot, and a lot on the line politically.

Gov. Tony Evers met with local leaders in La Crosse to discuss regional issues including affordable housing, education and mental health • Evers is using a statewide tour to determine priorities for his final year-and-a-half in office after announcing he won't seek reelection • Lt.

Gov. Tony Evers stopped by La Crosse at Rudy’s Drive In on Tuesday as part of his “Ice Cream Town Hall” tour across Wisconsin.

Wisconsin’s governor was well positioned to win a third term. Instead, he cleared the way for a new generation of Democrats to run. Others should take note.

The Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation has announced a collaboration with Governor Tony Evers offering more than $1.5 million in Small Business Grants for ten community organizations across Wisconsin.

Gov. Tony Evers traveled to Milwaukee on Monday, July 28 as part of a statewide “Ice Cream Town Hall" tour in celebration of National Ice Cream Month.

Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley said he would take steps to enter the Democratic primary for governor in Wisconsin.