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• October 26

• · 1000 Friends of Wisconsin: Slams permit bill as costly to environment and builders

• · AFP-MacIver Institute: Announce launch of It's Working
  

• · AG Van Hollen: Joins four other states in appeal to U.S. Supreme Court for relief from Asian Carp

• · Arts Wisconsin: Creative placemaking in the Madison region, assets galore, opportunities ahead
  

• · At&T: Event marks first anniversary of no texting while driving while driving ban
• · Common Cause in Wis.: Reform update
  
• · COWS: Jobs fall again in Sept.
  
• · CresaPartners: Represents Children's Therapy Network
  

• · Cullen Campaign: Statement on Milwaukee Co. Board
  

• · DWD: Sept. local job, employment numbers announced
• · Gov. Walker: More pro-jobs legislation clears Special Session with bipartisan support
  
• · Health First Wisconsin: Assembly passes bill to increase hours of alcohol sales
  
• · Media Trackers: Voter registration abuse discovered
  

• · Milwaukee Co. Sheriff's Office: Man arrested for fourth OWI offense within five years

• · Milwaukee Co. Sup. Biddle: State senate can't stop people from having their own hearings

• · Milwaukee Co. Sup. Dimitrijevic: Green Print continues to save big green for Milwaukee Co.
  

• · Milwaukee Co. Sup. Dimitrijevic: Introduces wellness plan aimed at reducing employee health care costs
• · Milwaukee Co. Sup. Hesselbein: Important announcement Thursday
• · Not Mine: The truth about WMA its campaign to dismantle Wisconsin's environmental laws
• · One Wis. Now: Statements on latest GOP assault on democracy in Wis.
  
• · Outagamie Co. Executive Nelson: State budget law continues to cost Outagamie Co. taxayers
  
• · Public Policy Polling: Scott Walker improves in prospective recall elections
• · Public Service Commission of Wisconsin: Broadband plan for central Wisconsin launching Nov. 8
  

• · Rep. Ballweg: State Assembly passes SB 96- Dealer Franchise Bill
  

• · Rep. Barca: Republicans continue to knock the wind out of Wisconsin's economy
  
• · Rep. Hulsey: Day three of Special Session, still no jobs, GOP- controlled Assembly votes against Safe Water jobs
  

• · Rep. Mason: Votes against "Bad Deal" charter school bill
  

• · Rep. Richards: Insurance companies to spend less on heath care and more on overhead
• · Rep. Weininger Truth in campaigning-proposal aims to hold third parties and candidates accountable
• · SAVE: Domestic Abuse Intervention Service discriminates against male victims
  
• · Sen. Erpenbach: Walker admin. sides with insurance companies over consumers
  
• · Sen. Jauch: Legislation protecting law enforcement families moves one step closer to becoming law
• · Sen. Lassa: Bill prohibits discriminating against jobless
  
• · Thompson Campaign: Finance chairs/co-chairs grows
• · U.S. Rep. Duffy: Financial services committee to hold official field hearing in Wausau
  
• · U.S. Rep. Kind: Statement on student loan relief plan
• · U.S. Rep. Moore: Applauds White House student debt proposals
  
• · U.S. Rep. Ryan: Saving the american idea speech
  
• · UW-Madison: Nominations are being accepted for the Lloyd D. Gladfelter Award for government innovation
  

• · UW-Milwaukee: Students brighten the night
  

• · UWSP: Fire Crew and Wis. DNR train student firefighters
  
• · WAHW: What the new health care exchanges mean for Wis. women
• · Wis. Dep. of Ag., Trade and Consumer Protection: Atrazine prohibition area maps to be updated
  
• · Wis. Early Stage Symposium: Presenting companies in 2011 Early Stage Symposium: Represent med-tech, software, “cleantech” and more
• · Wis. GOP: Statement on the newest public policy polling survey results
  
• · Wis. PSC: Broadband plan for North Central Wis. launching November 9
• · Wisconsin Farm Bureau Federation and Sand Co. Foundation: Koepke family receives Leopold Conservation Award
  
• · Wisconsin League of Conservative Voters: Citizens reject the Polluters over People Bill
  
• · WisDems: Koch brothers to the rescue, sleazy food or corrupt corporate cash for Scott Walker begins
  
• · WisDems: Van Wanggaard betrays Racine County jobs seekers-AGAIN
  
• · Zerban Campaign: Old ideas and familiar partisanship
  

• October 27

• · AG Van Hollen: Issues formal opinion concluding that county supervisor may not serve as county administrative coordinator
  
• · American Federation for Children: Praises Wisconsin Joint Finance Committee on charter school expansion
  
• · American Lung Association in Wisconsin: Anthem continues commitment to smoking cessation
• · Cody Campaign: Statement on Rep. David Cullen's potential interest in 15th District campaign
  
• · Dane Co. Sup. Vedder: To retire in April
  
• · Dane Co. Supervisor Hesselbein: Put workers’ rights to a vote
  
• · Family Farm Defenders: Announces winners of the first annual John Kinsman Beginning Farmer Food Sovereignty Award
  
• · Gov. Walker: Appoints Chad Hendee to serve as Marquette County district attorney
  
• · Gov. Walker: Appoints Kyle Sargent to serve as Green Lake County district attorney
  

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