Friday March 7, 2014 - Updated 10:01am

Governor

5:16am

Gov. Walker. Attends manufacturing show at Chippewa Valley Technical College.

5:15am

Gov. Walker. Hosts brown bag stop at Enbridge Energy Partners' Superior terminal.

4:50am

Capital Times. Scott Walker's focus on creating family-supporting jobs, not raising minimum wage.

Legislative

9:06am

Sen. Harris. Statement on SB 619.

5:24am

Common Cause in Wisconsin. Fate of anti-election disclosure bill rests with six pro-election disclosure Republican state senators.

5:22am

Sen. Vukmir. Standards Board clears first hurdle.

5:47am

WEAU. Tax cuts could change tech school funding.

5:18am

Wisconsin Public Radio. Bill requiring outside investigators for police-involved deaths likely to get Senate vote.

5:17am

Daily Cardinal. Bill to prevent robocalls receives hearing.

5:08am

La Crosse Tribune. Local officials wary of frac sand bill.

4:56am

Beloit Daily News. Watchdog groups, unions oppose GOP campaign donation bills.

4:48am

Wisconsin State Journal. Controversial election bills find little support in state Senate.

4:43am

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. Editorial: State doesn't need bills that help lobbyists and hurt good government.

4:39am

Racine Journal Times. Mason calls for action on loan bill.

4:38am

Wausau Daily Herald. Common Core bill appears dead.

4:34am

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. Senate panel approves absentee voter drive bill.

4:32am

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. Scott Fitzgerald says 'living wage' limits appear dead in Senate.

4:31am

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. Educators launch defense of Common Core at Senate hearing.

State Agencies

9:54am

DATCP. Warm-up makes manure runoff a risk; check advisory before spreading.

5:21am

ETF. Changes in state tax tables may affect some annuitants.

5:05am

Eau Claire Leader-Telegram. DNR. Conservation Congress form fishing group.

Economy/Business

10:01am

Wisconsin SBDC. Clients inject $103 million into Wisconsin's economy.

9:52am

U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Payroll employment increases in February; jobless rate changes little.

Statewide

4:44am

Marshfield News Herald. 3,000 Wisconsin pensioners rehired in 2013.

Courts

9:04am

WI Supreme Court. State v. Minerva Lopez.

Education

5:49am

CBS 58. Shorewood School District enacts new policy for transgender students.

4:53am

Wisconsin State Journal. "I want everyone in this room to 'get' our finances," Ray Cross tells Regents.

4:46am

Stevens Point Journal. New UW president wants to clarify finances.

Local

5:27am

Dane County Board of Supervisors. Urge passage of Women's Health Protection Act.

4:54am

Wisconsin State Journal. DNR cites Dane County biodigester in mile-long manure spill; experts hit safety flaws.

Congress

5:26am

Milwaukee Business Journal. Obama's Army Corps budget includes $2.1M for Milwaukee harbor.

Politics

5:14am

DPW. Republicans attempt to advance Scott Walker's campaign corruption protection act.

Thursday March 6, 2014

Governor

3:04pm

Gov. Walker. To U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry: Allow the Keystone XL Pipeline to move forward.

3:03pm

Gov. Walker. To serve as 2014 Chair of the Midwestern Governors Association.

11:23am

Gov. Walker. Weekly radio address.

Legislative

3:29pm

Sen. Gudex. Wisconsin State Senate urges U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry to move forward on Keystone XL Pipeline project. Letter.

3:02pm

Various Groups. Memo regarding weight limits on agricultural equipment (Implements of Husbandry) operating on public roads (AB-842).

2:35pm

DPI. Testimony on SB-619.

2:31pm

Survival Coalition. Memo regarding SB-619.

1:38pm

Testimony on SB-619:  School District of North Fond du Lac. Watertown Unified School District. School District of Mondovi. Tomah Area School District. Cameron School District. Oconto Falls Public School District Board of Education.

1:16pm

WASB. Testimony against Common Core Senate bill.

1:16pm

Rep. Jorgensen. Pushing for Senate approval of business-boosting, job-creating "MMAKE" bill.

1:15pm

Madison Metropolitan School District. Testimony on SB-619.

1:14pm

Forward Institute. Letter regarding SB-619.

1:11pm

Rep. Riemer. Calls on Gov. Walker, Republican legislators to address Wisconsin's student loan crisis.

1:09pm

Wisconsin Property Taxpayers. Statement regarding SB-654 and SB-655.

1:07pm

Rep. Nass. Memo regarding SB-619 - Senate GOP opposition.

11:29am

Ashwaubenon School District. Testimony regarding SB-619.

11:26am

Rep. Danou. Democratic weekly radio address.

11:23am

Rep. Hintz. It's not too late to stop annoying robocalls.

11:20am

Rep. Wachs. Joins "Day of Action" against student loan debt.

11:18am

Wisconsin Towns Association. Memo regarding Implements of Husbandry legisalation.

11:07am

Rep. Mason. Calls on Gov. Walker, GOP legislators to take action to address student loan debt crisis.

5:36am

Dairy Business Association. Rep. Ballweg introduces fix to Implements of Husbandry legislation.

5:53am

Appleton Post Crescent. Editorial: Political issue-ad bill should be rejected.

5:32am

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. Doctors, scientists express concerns on e-cigarette bill.

5:30am

Eau Claire Leader-Telegram. Senate panel to vote on CCAP purges.

5:30am

Daily Reporter. Commercial code bill up for vote Thursday.

5:29am

Racine Journal Times. Editorial: Keep the politics out of Common Core.

5:17am

Wisconsin State Journal. Editorial: Beware of late, speedy bills.

4:59am

Wisconsin Public Radio. Assembly readies bill to pay $90K to man wrongfully imprisoned for 23 years.

State Agencies

2:49pm

DNR. Outdoor Report.

1:25pm

DNR. Join 30,000 Wisconsin families in caring for rare species, special places; Donate to Endangered Resources Fund, view annual report.

11:25am

WMC. DNR air quality data gives sand mining a clean bill of health.

11:19am

Emergency Management. Be ReadyWisconsin when you Spring Forward.

11:14am

DWD Sec. Newson. Applauds tech ed teachers, partners in building skilled workforce; Cites Governor Walker's workforce investments in students.

11:13am

AG Van Hollen. Announces settlement with Genzyme Corporation to resolve allegations of off-label marketing.

11:10am

AG Van Hollen. Announces commitment of Allen F. Thomas to treatment under Chapter 980.

11:09am

DOJ. Former Dunn County attorney charged with forgery and theft.

5:34am

Save our Signs Wisconsin. Interim contract approved for Wisconsin blue sign vendor Derse.

5:09am

Chippewa Herald. Building Commission approves expanding crime lab, UW-Madison projects.

Economy/Business

5:47am

Sheboygan Press. Environmentalists oppose oil pipeline replacement.

4:50am

WISC. Culver's hits milestone with 500 locations.

Statewide

2:30pm

Wisconsin Farm Bureau Federation. Local students attend Farm Bureau's FFA farm forum.

5:45am

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. Levels of Lake Michigan, Lake Huron may rise 8 to 14 inches.

5:26am

Stevens Point Journal. Wisconsin road-salt shortage grows critical.

5:01am

Milwaukee Business Journal. Wisconsin minimum wage battle escalates.

Courts

1:06pm

Wisconsin Supreme Court. CED Properties v. City of Oshkosh.

Education

3:25pm

UW-Eau Claire. UW MBA Consortium faculty recognized for outstanding teaching.

5:41am

Associated Students of Madison. 21st session ASM Student Council, SSFC election, and referendum results.

5:16am

Wisconsin State Journal. UW-Madison students overwhelmingly approve rec facilities upgrades, fees increase.

Local

1:31pm

Milwaukee County Sup. Rainey. Critical of jail video visitation problems.

1:10pm

Dane County Exec. Parisi. New partnership with local growers to raise awareness of economic, health benefits, of buying local produce.

5:48am

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. Supervisor: County should release all John Doe probe documents.

4:45am

WQOW. Frac sand company withdraws application for rail facility.

Congress

2:47pm

U.S. Rep. Sensenbrenner. Sends letter to Obama to halt government-led trade mission to Russia.

Federal Agencies

5:07am

Eau Claire Leader-Telegram. New rules could hurt local programs for the disabled.

Politics

2:26pm

RPW. Democrat's first ad gets Gov. Scott Walker's jobs record wrong.

11:21am

RPW. Files complaint against AFL-CIO.