MILWAUKEE, Wis. (WFRV) — The Milwaukee Brewers will remain in Wisconsin for decades to come after the team and city agreed to a new lease for American Family Field, announced by Governor Tony Evers. "This is a home run, and it's a great day to be a Wisconsinite and a Brewers fan," said Evers in his statement. "I am incredibly proud of the good, bipartisan work that has gone into getting to today to ensure future generations of Wisconsinites can grow up rooting for our home team." Appleton Airport announces historic milestone, reaches 1 million passengers in 2024 The agreement ensures the Brewers will stay in Wisconsin through 2050. Over 500,000 winter tires recalled due to poor traction in snow "The Brewers have long been a critical part of our history and our heritage in Wisconsin with billions of dollars in annual economic impact and hundreds of local, family-supporting jobs," added Evers. Evers concluded, "This is our crew."