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• June 22

• · AG Van Hollen: Supreme Court affirms trial court in Medicaid pharmaceutical pricing case
  

• · Dane Co. Exec. Parisi: County to award communities nearly half million in grants to address urban runoff pollution
• · DCCC: Congressman Duffy lets big oil allies keep subsidies and tax breaks, export oil overseas
  
• · DCCC: Congressman Ribble lets big oil allies keep subsidies and tax breaks, export oil overseas
  

• · Dept. of Administration: Resumes RFP process for statewide student information system
  

• · Dept. of Workforce Development: Secretary Newson announces $2 million to provide employment, training services to 755 dislocated workers in bay area, north central Wisconsin
  
• · Gov. Walker: Governor to tour flood damaged area in northern Wisconsin on Tuesday morning
  
• · Gov. Walker: Statement on northern Wisconsin flooding
  
• · Milwaukee Ald. Donovan: Statement on hearing regarding MPD crime statistics
  
• · Milwaukee Co. Sup. Haas: Garden district farmer's market opens Saturday
• · Milwaukee Co. Supervisor Cullen: Committee approves change to residency ordinance
  

• · Milwaukee Common Council: Joint statement from members of the Common Council: Watching the watchdog
  

• · Office of the Commissioner of Insurance: Wisconsin rebates are below the national average
  
• · One Wisconsin Now: Rep. Vos pulls out of voter ID lawsuit but questions remain as ethics scandal deepens
  
• · One Wisconsin Now: Rep. Vos pulls out of voter ID lawsuit but questions remain as ethics scandal deepens One Wisconsin Now asks five questions Rep. Vos must snswer
  
• · People First Wisconsin: Statement re: State budget
  

• · SCEDC: St. Croix County’s unemployment rate for May falls to 4.9%

• · Schroeder Campaign: Schroeder to Kaufert: When is the debate?
  
• · SEIU WSC: Announces fall election endorsements
• · Sen. Hansen: Unintended consequences of GOP carelessness
• · U.S. Rep. Kind: Repealing health care reform would cost seniors $20,000
  

• · U.S. Rep. Moore: Announces grants for juvenile offenders
  

• · UAW, AFL-CIO: Bring jobs home
  
• · UFCW Local 1473: Letter to Mandela Barnes re: Endorsement
• · Wisconsin Bankers Association: Robbery reward offered by WBA in partnership with Johnson Bank, National Exchange Bank
• · Wisconsin Catholic Conference: Bishops reiterate opposition to HHS mandate
• · Wisconsin Hospital Association: Applauds Governor’s flexible degree program announcement
  
• · Wisconsin Hospital Association: Federal agency ranks Wisconsin high in health care quality
  
• · Wisconsin Supreme Court: June 22 mandates
  
• · WisDems: Blast Mitt Romney’s breathtaking hypocrisy on jobs
  

• June 25

• · ACLU of Wisconsin: Supreme Court decision on anti-immigration law sends strong rebuke to Arizona

• · AG Van Hollen: Department of Justice seeks to commit Scott Traxler for treatment
  

• · AG Van Hollen: James M. Drown bound over on charges of second degree sexual assault, false imprisonment and kidnapping
  

• · Coby Campaign: Milwaukee’s African American elected officials endorse Millie Coby as their candidate for the 10th Assembly District state representative race
  

• · Dane Co. Exec. Parisi: Announces first family friendly bike ride showcasing cycling, county parks
  
• · Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee: 5 Days Left: Congressman Duffy forces student loan rates to double
  
• · Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee: 5 days left: Congressman Ribble forces student loan rates to double
  

• · Dept. of Military Affairs: Lightning Safety Awareness Week
  
• · Duffy Campaign: Pat’s credibility sacked
  

• · Gov. Walker: Statement on expansion plans by the Medical College of Wisconsin
  
• · Gov. Walker: Wisconsin's pension system strongest in the nation
  

• · Housing Authority of the City of Milwaukee: Mayor Barrett, the Milwaukee Public Library and the Housing Authority of the City of Milwaukee team up to announce city’s first Super Reader Neighborhood
  
• · Milwaukee City Treasurer Coggs: Announces a change in office hours
  

• · Milwaukee Co. Exec. Abele: Coggs Center will reopen Monday
  
• · One Wisconsin Now: Makes open records request to get answers in Rep. Vos ethics investigation
  

• · Rep. Hulsey: Walker Alert - Calls for Gov. Walker to come clean on retirement changes costing state $88 million, stop privatizing study

• · Rep. Molepske: Statement on MCW Central Wisconsin campus plans
  
• · Rep. Pocan: Letter to Senator Kedzie and Rep. Kramer regarding Wisconsin's retirement system report
• · Rep. Zamarripa: Statement regarding U.S. Supreme Court decision to strike down controversial Arizona Immigration Law
• · Sen. Hansen: Medical College decision is good for Green Bay area and for state
  
• · State Senate Democratic Committee: Wanggaard attempts to disenfranchise voters in the 21st Senate District
  
• · Theo Campaign: Theo applauds Medical College of Wisconsin’s decision to create community-based medical education campuses and will expand the program
• · Tranel Campaign: Announces re-election campaign
  
• · Vernon Campaign: Hip hop and politics, artists and activists turn culture into political influence
  
• · Voces de la Frontera: Supreme Court upholds racial profiling in Arizona, strikes down rest of SB-1070
  
• · Wall Campaign: Cut of the week #7 - stop federal funding of the other "bridge to nowhere" in Alaska
  

• · WHA: Praises Medical College of Wisconsin on announcement to expand medical school campuses
  

• · Wisconsin Alliance for Retired Americans: Another $9M saved by Wisconsin seniors with Obamacare
• · Wisconsin Coalition to Ground the Drones and End the War: Hold vigil at Camp Williams/Volk field
  
• · Wisconsin Dental Association Foundation: 3,000+ children, adults and seniors to receive $1.75 million in free dental care June 29 and 30 in Madison

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