Wisconsin Republicans dislike Reince Priebus departure

MADISON -- Wisconsin Republicans are not happy with the departure of Reince Priebus as President Donald Trump's chief of staff.Trump announced Friday he was replacing Priebus, just two days after Priebus talked about his role in helping land a massive Foxconn plant in Wisconsin.The two highest-ranking state Assembly Republicans criticized the move.

Invitation: President Donald Trump to announce Foxconn plant in Wisconsin

WASHINGTON -- President Donald Trump plans to announce Wednesday that electronics giant Foxconn will build a liquid crystal display panel plant in Wisconsin, according to an invitation to the event obtained by The Associated Press.The AP obtained the invitation from a person with knowledge of the afternoon gathering at the White House, but the person wasn't authorized to publicly release the information.

Democratic superintendent Tony Evers files to run for governor

MADISON — Democratic state Superintendent Tony Evers has filed paperwork to set up a run for governor.Evers said Friday that creating a campaign committee is the next logical step to take, but he expects to make a final decision on whether to get into the race "in the near future."Evers becomes the sixth Democrat to create a committee for a potential run against Republican Gov.

Senate Republicans who once hated borrowing now embrace it

MADISON — Senate Republicans who strongly opposed borrowing money to pay for Wisconsin's roads now back a plan to do just that by issuing $712 million in additional bonds, which has been a major obstacle to reaching a budget deal.Assembly Speaker Robin Vos emerged from a 90-minute meeting with Gov.