Wednesday April 23, 2014 - Updated 11:48am

Governor

11:45am

WMC. Thanks Governor Walker for signing phosphorus reform into law.

11:44am

Reps. Bies, Taylor. Independent police investigations now state law.

11:27am

Rep. Kleefisch. Governor signs 10th Kleefisch bill into law.

10:55am

Sen. Petrowski. Governor signs another fifteen of Senator Jerry Petrowski's bills into law.

10:01am

Gov. Walker. Denim Day to raise awareness of sexual assault.

5:22am

WXOW. Gov. Walker: Employers looking for one thing.

4:58am

Wisconsin State Journal. Trost aide: Walker to sign police bill.

4:56am

La Crosse Tribune. Walker touts low unemployment, surplus in economics forum.

Legislative

10:44am

Sen. Taylor. Tight jeans do not cause rape.

9:51am

Sen. Fitzgerald. Column: Making higher education more attainable.

9:39am

Rep. Zepnick. Letter to Gov. Walker regarding further heating assistance.

8:22am

Stevens Point Journal. Town hall meeting deals with issue of student debt.

5:04am

Wisconsin Public Radio. Lawmakers hear testimony on online voter registration at informational hearing.

4:59am

Capital Times. Lake Geneva Republican weighs in on Madison's cab controversy.

State Agencies

11:16am

DATCP. Wisconsin putting the freeze on child identity theft.

10:10am

AG Van Hollen, DNR Sec. Stepp. Remind residents to drop off their unwanted prescription drugs this weekend.

9:44am

AG Van Hollen. Encourages communities to remember Drug Endangered Children (DEC) Awareness Day.

9:41am

DWD Sec. Newson announces Career Expo's: Milwaukee. Fox Valley.

Economy/Business

11:08am

Wisconsin Energy Corporation. Announces 2014 first quarter earnings news release and conference call.

Statewide

10:49am

WISPIRG. Offshore tax dodging hurts Wisconsin taxpayers, businesses. Report.

9:43am

Wisconsin Women in Government. Announces 2014 Woman of Achievement honorees.

11:48am

Wisconsin Ag Connection. EPA: Wisconsin's air pollution level at 30-year low.

5:45am

USA Today. Gun checks miss millions of fugitives.

4:57am

Chippewa Herald. 'Parasites' promote court records online, then offer to remove them for a fee.

Courts

11:46am

Wisconsin Court System. Court interpreter training planned for Milwaukee.

11:07am

District II Court of Appeals. State v. Scott E. Oberst.

5:06am

Eau Claire Leader-Telegram. Justices back Michigan ban on affirmative action.

4:57am

Eau Claire Leader-Telegram. Ruling allows Buffalo County mine plan to advance.

Education

9:50am

Marquette University. Team wins $53,000 at international business plan competition.

9:36am

UW-Madison. UW pursues improvements for Bangladeshi workers.

Local

9:11am

Dane County Market. Condo sales. Home prices. Days on market.

8:28am

Wisconsin Public Radio. La Crosse may soon fine adults that host underage drinking.

8:19am

Milwaukee Business Journal. City of Milwaukee expects $20M more needed for streetcar project.

5:05am

La Crosse Tribune. Rail expansion prompts worries about dangerous cargo, unsafe rail cars.

4:53am

Milwaukee Business Journal. Dover school development vote deferred at Milwaukee Common Council.

Congress

8:26am

Fond du Lac Reporter. A team player: Beneath the surface, retiring Congressman Tom Petri is very much like the people he has represented for 35 years.

5:23am

WJFW. Duffy calls out veterans disability claims backlog, teams with congressional delegation to defend Milwaukee office.

5:19am

WBAY. LCS funding brings Armed Services Staff Director to Marinette.

5:07am

Wisconsin Public Radio. Milwaukee's Moore decries Paul Ryan's budget as favoring wealthy.

Politics

11:15am

SSDC. Senate Democratic Leader affirms road to victory with two more retiring Republicans.

10:46am

Milwaukee Police Association. Endorses Schimel.

9:48am

Wright for State Assembly. Launches re-election campaign.

5:11am

Richards for Attorney General. Calls for restoration of the Public Intervenor Office.

8:28am

Manitowoc Herald Times Reporter. Hennessey, Nelson may seek 9th Senate nomination.

8:24am

Sheboygan Press. Editorial: Leibham has most to lose in Congressional bid.

8:22am

Wausau Daily Herald. Wausau businessman plans 'special announcement' about 85th Assembly District.

5:21am

WISC. Grothman aims to be 'more conservative' candidate.

5:11am

WEAU. Democratic AG hopeful wants public intervenor back.

Tuesday April 22, 2014

Governor

12:02pm

Gov. Walker. Speaks with La Crosse area business leaders.

10:23am

Wisconsin Aging Network. Aging advocates applaud Family Care expansion.

9:45am

Wisconsin Family Care Association. Statement on governor's decision to expand Family Care to northeast Wisconsin.

6:42am

Gov. Walker. Delivers remarks at Allen Edmonds.

Legislative

1:34pm

Rep. Hulsey. Releases Gov. Walker's assaults on our families, environment - Governor's decisions mean more polluted drinking water, and fewer jobs.

12:40pm

Rep. Jorgensen. Thanks Capitol intern from Whitewater.

11:04am

Sen. Carpenter. Wisconsin should ban powdered alcohol.

6:41am

Rep. August. Questions City of Madison's attack on free enterprise.

2:34pm

Mliwaukee Journal Sentinel. Grothman to reintroduce measure to end affirmative action here.

5:09am

WKBT. WPPA supports law changing deadly force investigations.

State Agencies

4:59pm

DNR. EPA ruling shows Wisconsin air pollution lowest in 30 years.

3:42pm

DPI. Wisconsin is tops again in federal Green Ribbon Schools program.

3:21pm

DNR. Weekly news.

3:18pm

AG Van Hollen. Announces new website dedicated to medical forensics.

12:01pm

DOJ. Milwaukee man sentenced for Medicaid fraud.

2:15pm

La Crosse Tribune. DOJ: Agent let 43 child porn cases languish.

4:57am

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. Scope widens in Wisconsin Department of Justice child porn case delay.

4:35am

Manitowoc Herald Times Reporter. Agency set 1-walleye limit on 173 Wisconsin lakes.

Economy/Business

9:39am

Wisconsin LGBT Chamber of Commerce. Announces winners of 2014 Business Awards.

5:14am

WBAY. Lockheed Martin markets Littoral Combat Ship internationally.

Statewide

1:40pm

Wisconsin Bio Industry Alliance. Ethanol producers target big oil with ads.

1:32pm

AT&T, IndependenceFirst, River Run Computers, Rocket Clicks. Recycle old electronics this Earth Week to benefit people with disabilities.

11:07am

American Federation for Children. Announces Dr. Sugata Mitra as keynote speaker at National Policy Summit.

10:24am

MacIver Institute. Happy Tax Freedom Day Wisconsin.

5:48am

Minneapolis Star-Tribune. Doubt is cast on climate benefits of biofuels made from corn waste.

5:05am

Milwaukee Business Journal. Report: NBA could buy back Bucks if no arena deal by 2017.

4:59am

Wisconsin Public Radio. Plastic 'microbeads' from cosmetics showing up in Great Lakes fish.

Courts

8:31am

Wisconsin Supreme Court. Robert L. Kimble v. Land Concepts, Inc.

8:30am

District I Court of Appeals. State v. John Francis Ferguson.

8:30am

District III Court of Appeals. State v. Jack E. Hoppe.

8:29am

District III Court of Appeals. Mike O'Connor v. Buffalo County Board of Adjustment.

2:31pm

Green Bay Press Gazette. Court reduces $1 million in damages against Door County company.

4:54am

Beloit Daily News. Editorial: Damaging unity, draining wallets.

Education

3:16pm

UW-Madison. Student teams from across the nation compete for Agricultural Innovation Prize.

3:14pm

UW-Eau Claire. Named a top U.S. green college for fourth consecutive year.

2:30pm

Marquette University. Celebrates 25th anniversary of Hunger Clean-up.

2:12pm

UW-System. Mone appointed UW-Milwaukee interim chancellor.

11:02am

UW-Extension. Celebrate Earth Day with UW Colleges and UW-Extension.

10:27am

UW-Stout. Students find employment success through workplace experiences.

10:27am

MPS. U.S. News: Milwaukee region's 2 best high schools are in MPS.

9:44am

UW-Stevens Point. Friends of Schmeeckle Reserve group formed.

2:36pm

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. UW-Madison's 'holistic' admissions policy may spark discrimination lawsuit.

2:16pm

Milwaukee Business Journal. Business school associate dean Mone to be UWM interim chancellor.

Local

4:22pm

Milwaukee Ald. Donovan. Operation Alley Cat initiative launches Wednesday.

3:24pm

African-American Roundtable. Statement in support of Milwaukee County Sup. Rainey's voter registration resolution.

12:25pm

Milwaukee Ald. Zielinski. Proposed ordinance would ban "puppy mills." File.

12:24pm

Milwaukee Ald. Donovan. Offers real alternative to mayor's "plan."

12:22pm

Habitat for Humanity ReStore. Celebrates reuse this April with donation drive at Mayfair.

11:01am

Milwaukee County Sheriff Clarke. Tornado & Severe Weather Awareness Week, April 21-15.

10:26am

MMSD. Medicine Collection Day @ Mitchell Park Domes.

9:38am

Dane County Market. Active MLS listings.

5:02am

Wisconsin Public Radio. La Crosse considers offering incentives for employees to move into city.

4:53am

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. Proposed Bay View teacher housing may suffer setback.

Congress

2:21pm

U.S. Rep. Pocan. Statement on Earth Day.

12:32pm

U.S. Sen. Johnson. 38 Republicans file amicus brief in support of Senator Johnson's lawsuit.

12:27pm

Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty. Files brief in Johnson Obamacare case.

6:42am

U.S. Rep. Kind. Winners of 2014 Congressional Art Competition announced.

6:41am

U.S. Sen. Johnson. Files answer in Johnson v. OPM.

11:09am

Washington Times. 38 Republicans put aside differences for lawsuit challenging legality of Obamacare.

Politics

3:26pm

RPW. Hulsey plans to send someone in a chicken costume to Burke events.

3:20pm

Richards for Attorney General. Responds again to massive mismanagement of child predator cases.

2:28pm

State Senate Democratic Committee. Randy Bryce announces candidacy for 21st State Senate District.

11:56am

Leibham for Congress. Announces candidacy for Congress.

11:13am

RPW. Releases web ad, "Mary Burke wrong on Obamacare."

11:05am

DPW. Statement on Winnebago County Executive Mark Harris' announcement of his candidacy for Wisconsin's 6th Congressional District.

9:42am

Dimitrijevic for State Assembly. Support grows.

9:40am

Adamczyk for State Treasurer. Exposes waste at the Department of Public Instruction.

2:33pm

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. Democrat Harris, Republican Leibham to run for House.

2:18pm

Wisconsin State Journal. Leibham joins 6th District race as 3rd Republican.

5:09am

WEAU. Representative Petryk announces bid for re-election.

4:38am

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. Former GOP legislator Roger Roth to run for Mike Ellis' seat.

4:37am

Sheboygan Press. Ramthun announces run for 59th Assembly seat.

4:36am

Oshkosh Northwestern. Harris will run as Democrat to succeed Petri.

4:35am

Appleton Post Crescent. Lehman to run for Kaufert's Assembly seat.