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Evers seeks federal aid to assess flood damage in Wisconsin
MILWAUKEE (WISN) -- Gov. Tony Evers has requested federal assistance to assess flood damage across Wisconsin. The request to the Federal Emergency Management Agency was submitted Wednesday after state officials determined the damage likely exceeded the threshold for federal aid.
Governor Evers declares a state of emergency due to historic flooding in the 2nd District, offering support to affected ...
Some Democrats said the plan didn't do enough for education. Evers said a special education rate increase gave school ...
Gov. Tony Evers recently vetoed a Republican-sponsored bill, AB87/SB95, that would have suspended the right to vote for ...
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Gov. Tony Evers declares a state of emergency in response to severe flooding in southeast Wisconsin
Parts of Milwaukee saw more than 10 inches of rain in less than 24 hours in what is classified as a 1,000-year flood event.
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Gov. Evers, delegation urge Trump administration for federal assistance after historic flood
Democratic Gov. Tony Evers urged President Donald Trump on Thursday to quickly approve a disaster declaration for Wisconsin as he toured a Red Cross shelter in Milwaukee, days after historic flooding ...
Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers could consider legal action to keep $62.4 million in solar energy grants that are being pulled by ...
While visiting flooded homes in, Evers said he hasn't heard from FEMA since his call for aid Aug. 13, but hopes for a timely ...
As expected, Gov. Tony Evers signed legislation Friday that clears the way for nurses with advanced training to practice ...
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