May 19
	· Republican lawmakers may try to resurrect bail bonding
	· Police interested in expanded DNA database
	· Report: ‘Little impact’ on Wisconsin jobs from frac sand mining
	· Without key issues, Loganville raw milk producer faces long odds at trial
May 18
	· Cost of Walker's Medicaid plan increases by $73M
	· DNR lifts statewide burning ban
	· Gay marriage not on front burner in Wisconsin
	· Milwaukee County Board braces for the first of pending changes
	· Names disappear from Wisconsin's police reports
	· Walker signs work-share measure
	· Zielinski leaving Dem Party, Walker campaign spokeswoman also departing
May 17
	· WisPolitics REPORT
	· Jobless rate unchanged in April; estimates show state losing 24,100 jobs The Department of Workforce Development released a flurry of job numbers Thursday, touting figures t... <more>
	· Walker signs work-share bill, 2 others into law
	· Bipartisan group of lawmakers introduces bill to change struggling jobs agency
	· Gov. wants tax revenue to boost middle-class tax cut
	· Walker, Duffy thank wildfire emergency responders
	· Milwaukee still slugging away on residency
	· 'Double dipping' bill worries Madison College officials
	· Two-year tuition freeze would be first for 4-year UW System campuses
	· UW-La Crosse chancellor: Less money for UW could mean more pay freezes, higher tuition later
	· IRS asked about Wisconsin recall, Texas tea party group says
	· Proposal would ban Madison from investing in fossil fuel companies
	· Milwaukee County court commissioner sentenced for tax violations
	· Museum seeks more help from Milwaukee County taxpayers

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