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May 13
	· U.S. Supreme Court considering Elmbrook graduation case

	· Neenah school district facing three major lawsuits

	· WisPolitics MON AM Update

May 12
	· Advocates push for federal funds for BadgerCare

	· Budget shifts money for buses

	· Department of Administration awards $3.2 million in housing grants

	· Eau Claire County officials: Maintaining highways a struggle

	· Eau Claire's confluence details coming this week

	· Kewaunee County, town to lose thousands with nuclear plant closure

	· Lasee: Amendment protects taxpayers

	· Property insurance increases in the cards for local governments

	· Republicans go further than Walker with tougher "double-dipping" bill

	· 14 seek seat on Fond du Lac City Council

May 11
	· WisPolitics: Baldwin thanks Dem activists for their support, party celebrates her win MILWAUKEE -- U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin thanked Dem activists Saturday for their support in last year’s... <more>

	· Jobs agency faces loss of funding

	· Key votes from the Wisconsin congressional delegation this week

	· Motorcycle group ABATE of Wisconsin wields power in motorcycle helmet debate

	· On the Capitol: String cheese, surpluses and symbolism take center stage

	· Report ranks Wis. No. 34 in business tax burden

	· Tom Barrett blasts state lawmakers over vote to end residency rules

	· Tourism spending topped $200m in Winnebago county last year

	· Venture capital bill stalls; dispute surfaces on whether biotech firms should be included

May 10
	· WisPolitics REPORT

	· JFC limits residency requirements, seeks answers from WEDC The Joint Finance Committee voted to prohibit residency requirements for local government employees ... <more>

	· Recap: 'Future of Wisconsin Transportation Funding' event featuring Congressman Petri, expert panel


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