Wis. Lt. Gov. Makes Stop in Superior for Tax Reform

SUPERIOR - Wisconsin Lt. Gov. Rebecca Kleefisch made a stop in Superior Wednesday to talk about tax reform.

It's part of Gov. Scott Walker's tour across the state to get input on how taxes are impacting students, families, business owners and senior citizens, while eventually figuring out how the tax burden can be lowered in the state.

"There isn't some agenda that we're trying to push. We want others to push their ideas on us. We're looking for creative solutions to drive the tax burden down. So, if you have them, we want them," said Lt. Gov. Kleefisch.

Kleefisch says it's all about keeping more money in the pockets of working families as well as reducing the burden on job creators so the economy can continue to grow.