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February 8
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ACLU of Wisconsin: Wisconsin District Court decides “Boobies” bracelets too vulgar for school
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AG Van Hollen: Obtains judgment against owner of Fun Treasure Maps, Edward Zapencki, for violations of Wisconsin consumer laws
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AG Van Hollen: To testify this morning before lawmakers about preliminary hearing legislation
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Blewett Campaign: State Sen. Larson endorses Blewett for Milwaukee Co. Board
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BPDD: Thanks Assembly committee for passing People First Bill
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Dane Co. Exec. Parisi: County approves $3.7 million facelift for Fish Hatchery Road
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DCCC: 21 days to go: Duffy putting middle class tax cut in jeopardy, protecting ultra wealthy
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DCCC: 21 days to go: Ribble putting middle class tax cut in jeopardy, protecting ultra wealthy
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Dept. of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection: Online dating services may promise “love in the air,” but be aware
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Dept. of Military Affairs: Unique Wisconsin National Guard unit ready for next step
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Dept. of Public Instruction: Steady growth for Advanced Placement in Wisconsin
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Dept. of Veterans Affairs: Secretary John Scocos to join Senator Frank Lasee and Representative Andre Jacque at listening sessions in Green Bay
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Dimitrijevic Campaign: Equality Wisconsin endorses the re-election of Supervisor Marina Dimitrijevic
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Gov. Walker: Announces investment to support search and rescue operations
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Health First Wisconsin: Speaks out against free liquor sample bill
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Madison Civics Club: Former UW-Madison Chancellor Biddy Martin to speak about the challenge of innovation in academia March 3 in Madison
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Marquette University: Tales from the campaign trail: Herman Cain’s chief of staff goes “On the Issues” at Marquette Law School
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Milwaukee Co. Supervisor Lipscomb: Board approves modified prescription drug discount program
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Milwaukee Mayor Barrett: Renews call for non-partisan redistricting
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MMSD: Releases private sector employment figures for 2011
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NRSC: Baldwin only member of Energy & Commerce Committee to skip every vote on job-creating energy bill, but made time for liberal radio host Ed Schultz
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Overture Center for the Arts: Names Ted DeDee President & CEO
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Rep. Molepske, Sen. Lassa: Bill opens competition for state computer program
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Rep. Molepske: Ministry Health Care’s acquisition of Affinity Health System will bring more opportunities to Stevens Point, the state
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Rep. Pasch: Elected assistant Assembly Democratic leader
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Rep. Toles, Sen. Taylor: Legislature to honor the contributions of African-Americans
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Rep. Young: Requests foreclosure settlement funds for Milwaukee
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Reps. Hulsey, Pocan and Sen. Risser: Secret oath signing shows need to end partisan gerrymandering
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Sierra Club: Great Lakes wind can invigorate Wisconsin’s economy
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State Senate Democratic Committee: Pam Galloway continues to work on behalf of party bosses instead of tax payers
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State Senate Democratic Committee: Sen. Moulton signs confidentiality agreement to deliberately hold information from constituents
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State Senate Democratic Committee: Van Wanggaard won't debate, because he can't debate.
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U.S. Rep. Baldwin: Advocacy preserves weatherization program to create jobs, lower energy bills
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U.S. Rep. Moore: Announces $1.2 million grant for the Housing Authority of the City of Milwaukee
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U.S. Rep. Ryan: Praises passage of bipartisan bill to control wasteful spending
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U.S. Sen. Johnson: Announces mobile office hours
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U.S. Sen. Johnson: Budget process "a national scandal"
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United Wisconsin: The fog is lifting, corruption becoming clearer by the day
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UW Colleges: Enrollment for University of Wisconsin Colleges online is up 16 percent
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UW-Madison: Advanced Placement coursework continues to benefit college students
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UW-Madison: First Book Award lends crucial support to junior faculty
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UW–Madison: Hunting could hurt genetic diversity of sandhill cranes, UW research suggests
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UW–Madison: Peercy, longtime UW–Madison engineering dean, to retire
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Vinehout Campaign: Vinehout enters governor’s race
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WAWH: Hearing on abortion bill demonstrates greater need to prevent unintended pregnancies
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WEAC: Historic times call for new, bold leadership: WEAC recommends Kathleen Falk
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WEDA: 17th annual Governor’s Conference on Economic Development
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WIFFC: Reviving the American Dream 2012 to be held March 30
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Wisconsin Association for Justice: Ski Area Operators Immunity Bill would send state tourism and skiers downhill with no safeguards
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Wisconsin Supreme Court: February 8 mandate
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WisDems: A fresh start for Wisconsin
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WisDems: Launch WalkerInvestigation.com, inviting Wisconsinites to investigate Scott Walker's criminal path to power
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WisGOP: Vinehout campaigns to restore failed policies
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WisGOP: WEAC endorsement reeks of pay for play
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WSCGA: Today proclaimed Wisconsin State Cranberry Growers Association Day in honor of industry association's 125th anniversary
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WWIG: Dana Perino to keynote 25th annual scholarship recognition banquet
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February 9
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ACLU of Wisconsin: To recognize outstanding civil libertarians in Wisconsin
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Baldwin Campaign: DC special interests that support outsourcing US jobs launch false negative attacks
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Broitzman Campaign: Broitzman wants the 48 Sheriff's deputies reinstated
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DCCC: Duffy fails to fight for stronger STOCK Act
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