Thursday July 31, 2014 - Updated 3:58pm

Supreme Court

3:54pm

Sen. Jauch. Supreme Court decision embarrasses Wisconsin.

3:53pm

Rep. Rodriguez. Statement on Supreme Court rulings.

2:51pm

Sen. Taylor. Statement on voter ID decision.

1:57pm

Schimel for Attorney General. Statement on Wisconsin Supreme Court decisions on voter ID and Act 10.

1:52pm

Rep. Thiesfeldt. Act 10 and voter ID constitutional.

1:22pm

Richards for Attorney General. Reacts to state Supreme Court decisions.

1:07pm

Rep. Kleefisch. Applauds decisions by state's Supreme Court.

12:47pm

WEAC. Statement on Supreme Court ruling on Act 10.

12:15pm

Voces de la Frontera, Milwaukee Branch of the NAACP. Statement on Supreme Court voter ID decision.

12:12pm

Subeck for State Assembly. Statements on today's Wisconsin Supreme Court decisions.

12:10pm

Sen. Farrow. Voter photo ID upheld by state Supreme Court.

11:55am

Madison Mayor Soglin. Statement on Wisconsin Supreme Court ruling upholding Act 10.

11:46am

Rep. Taylor. Act 10 ruling cements low point in state history.

11:29am

Madison Mayor Soglin. Reaction to Wisconsin Supreme Court ruling upholding voter ID law.

11:28am

Madison Mayor Soglin. Statement on Wisconsin Supreme Court upholding of Domestic Partnership Registry.

11:23am

AFSCME. Statement in response to Wisconsin Supreme Court decision on Act 10.

11:20am

Joint Finance Co-Chairs Darling, Nygren. Applaud decision by state Supreme Court.

11:16am

Sen. Farrow. Supreme Court upholds Act 10 as constitutional.

10:25am

Associated Students of Madison. Students show disappointment over strict voter ID laws.

10:23am

One Wisconsin Now. A supreme truth: Voter ID is voter suppression.

10:16am

Sen. Miller. Statement on Supreme Court rulings.

10:14am

Fair Wisconsin, Lambda Legal. Victory! Wisconsin Supreme Court upholds Domestic Partnership Registry in Lambda Legal case.

10:11am

Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty. Wisconsin Supreme Court upholds Act 10, voter ID in their entirety.

9:53am

Rep. Barca. (Updated) Statement on Act 10 ruling.

9:47am

Americans for Prosperity. Reacts to Supreme Court's Act 10 ruling.

9:46am

Wisconsin Family Action. Wisconsin Supreme Court recognizes uniqueness of marriage.

9:41am

One Wisconsin Now. Corporate special interests, Gov. Walker buy Supreme Court victory over workers, voters.

9:40am

AG Van Hollen. Statement on opinions released today by the Wisconsin Supreme Court.

9:39am

AFT-Wisconsin. MTI v. Walker: Decision "unfortunate, but expected."

9:37am

Rep. Barca. Statement on Domestic Partnership Registry.

9:36am

Rep. Barca. Statement on voter ID ruling.

9:35am

Grothman for Congress. Statement on Wisconsin Supreme Court decisions.

9:30am

Sen. Lazich. Statement about Wisconsin Supreme Court decision upholding 2011 Act 10.

9:20am

Sen. Fitzgerald. Statement on voter ID ruling.

9:19am

Sen. Larson. Statement on equality court ruling.

9:18am

Speaker Vos. Statement on state Supreme Court decisions.

9:17am

Sen. Larson. Statement on voter suppression court ruling.

9:15am

WMC. Statement on the Wisconsin Supreme Court ruling on Act 10.

9:13am

Sen. Fitzgerald. Statement on Act 10 ruling.

9:12am

Dane County Exec. Parisi. Statement regarding voter ID law ruling.

9:11am

Sen. Lazich. Statement on Wisconsin Supreme Court voter ID decision.

8:58am

MacIver Institute. Supreme Court decision on Act 10 a major win for Wisconsin taxpayers.

8:57am

Alliance Defending Freedom. Marriage remains one-man, one-woman union in Wisconsin.

8:55am

Gov. Walker. Reforms upheld in all Supreme Court cases.

8:36am

Wanggaard for State Senate. Statement on voter ID law.

8:34am

League of Women Voters of Wisconsin. Statement on Wisconsin Supreme Court rulings on voter ID.

8:33am

Sen. Vukmir. Applauds voter ID ruling.

8:27am

Leibham for Congress. Voter ID law vindicated by Supreme Court ruling.

8:25am

Sen. Larson. Statement on Act 10 court ruling.

8:24am

Sen. Vukmir. Taxpayers win with Act 10 ruling.

8:14am

Dane County Exec. Parisi. Statement on Wisconsin Supreme Court decision on Act 10.

7:25am

Wisconsin Supreme Court. Madison Teachers, Inc. v. Scott Walker.

7:22am

Wisconsin Supreme Court. League  of Women Voters of Wisconsin Education Network v. Scott Walker.

7:18am

Wisconsin Supreme Court. Julaine K. Appling v. Scott Walker.

7:08am

Wisconsin Supreme Court. Milwaukee Branch of the NAACP v. Scott Walker.

1:14pm

Sheboygan Press. Van Hollen says voter ID ruling will help appeal.

11:22am

Bloomberg. Wisconsin voter ID law is upheld by state's Supreme Court.

9:26am

Wisconsin State Journal. High court upholds Wisconsin domestic partner registry. Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. Appleton Post Crescent.

8:09am

La Crosse Tribune. Wisconsin Supreme Court upholds 2011 union law. Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. Chippewa Herald.

7:47am

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. Divided court upholds Wisconsin's voter ID law. Wisconsin State Journal.

5:00am

Capital Times. Voting rights advocate on Supreme Court voter ID ruling: 'We feel we have already won.'

4:57am

Wisconsin Public Radio. State Supreme Court will hand down 3 major rulings on Thursday.

Governor

1:51pm

Gov. Walker. Participates in Wisconsin State Fair kick-off.

11:18am

Rep. Jorgensen. Letter to Gov. Walker regarding outsourcing.

Legislative

3:56pm

Rep. Jorgensen. Journal: Be safe, be immunized.

3:36pm

Sen. Darling, Rep. Sanfelippo. Phony plan to sell former Malcolm X school property comes to light.

1:54pm

Sen. Wirch. Named "Environmental Champion" by Sierra Club.

1:23pm

Wisconsin Taxpayers Alliance. Does outdated personal property tax deserve reexamination?

11:02am

Rep. August. Encouraged by upgrades to Unclaimed Property Program.

9:54am

Sen. Shilling. Weekly Democratic radio address.

9:08am

LAB. Report: State of Wisconsin Investment Board. Highlights.

9:06am

Joint Audit Co-Chairs Cowles, Kerkman. Audit evaluates SWIB performance and expenditures.

1:20pm

WISC. Vos doesn't intend to pursue right to work.

9:27am

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. Veterans groups back bill overturning law curbing asbestos lawsuits.

5:06am

Eau Claire Leader-Telegram. Wachs bill would reverse law on asbestos suits.

5:05am

Beloit Daily News. Editorial: No tax dollars for outsourcers.

4:54am

Racine Journal Times. Mason to lead Great Lakes legislative group.

State Agencies

3:58pm

DWD Sec. Newson. Visits Schneider, highlights Wisconsin Fast Forward grant to help trucking industry leader train 100 new drivers.

1:53pm

AG Van Hollen. Announces launch of the statewide Silver Alert program.

1:18pm

DNR. Outdoor Report.

10:51am

DOT. Packer travel advisory.

8:23am

State Treasurer Schuller. 70 foods on a stick, $400 million dollars to claim.

Economy/Business

5:46am

Bloomberg. Wisconsin hired advisors for power plant sale, utility says.

4:53am

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. Journal, Scripps deal announced.

Statewide

1:19pm

Southwest Badger. Get ahead of emerald ash borer.

12:33pm

Wisconsin LGBT Chamber of Commerce. NGLCC honors the Wisconsin LGBT Chamber of Commerce with Rising Star Award.

11:47am

Wisconsin SBDC Network. Director of the Wisconsin SBDC at UW-Whitewater named State Star.

1:15pm

Wisconsin State Journal. Editorial: Politicians don't deserve Do Not Call exemption.

5:50am

Governing. A state-by-state look at where each generation lives.

5:07am

Fox 11. State's Silver Alert system to go live Friday.

4:51am

Appleton Post Crescent. Redaction retraction in the works.

Courts

5:10am

U.S. Rep. Pocan. Statement on U.S. Department of Justice appeal of Wisconsin voter ID law.

5:08am

ACLU of Wisconsin. U.S. Attorney files amicus brief in ACLU voting rights case.

5:41am

Bloomberg. Gay marriage nears Supreme Court with inevitability tag.

5:00am

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. U.S. attorneys: State's ID law violates Voting Rights Act.

4:55am

Wausau Daily Herald. Walker campaign probe arguments set for Sept. 9.

Education

2:04pm

UW-Extension. SBIR grant-matching program aims to fuel high-tech small businesses.

2:03pm

UW System. Has plenty to share at Wisconsin State Fair.

12:48pm

UW-Stout. Assistant chancellor named to Baldrige Board of Examiners.

9:09am

UW-Stout. Program inspired participant to learn about science, technology.

Local

11:44am

Milwaukee County Board Chairwoman Dimitrijevic, Sup. Rainey. Applaud passage of minimum wage referendum measure.

5:15am

Wisconsin Indian Education Association. Discrimination celebration in Berlin. Ad.

Congress

3:10pm

U.S. Rep. Pocan. Statement on President Obama's executive order securing workplace rights.

9:03am

U.S. Rep. Sensenbrenner. The EPA's misguided carbon plan.

5:08am

U.S. Rep. Ribble. Statement on passage of veterans assistance bill.

5:59am

The Hill. House backs VA bill, 420-5.

5:42am

Reuters. House Republicans vote to sue Obama over healthcare law.

4:56am

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. Ryan defends Obama lawsuit, dismisses impeachment speculation.

Politics

3:34pm

Walker for Governor. Visits Cotta Transmission Company in Beloit.

1:09pm

Schimel for Attorney General. Jon Richards represents a step backward for public safety.

1:08pm

Burke for Wisconsin. Walker gets it wrong.

9:45am

Walker for Governor. Madison School Board member Mary Burke stands with big government unions on Act 10.

9:23am

DPW. Scott Walker's excuses for his jobs failure crumble more each day.

7:34am

Richards for Attorney General. Releases first television ad of the campaign.

7:16am

Stroebel for Congress. Releases "Security," new TV ad.

5:17am

Grothman for Congress. Disappointed in Stroebel's act of desperation.

5:16am

Melchert for State Treasurer. State Treasurer cited 114 times in statutes.

5:26am

Tomah Journal. Kurtz praises veterans benefits in Tomah.

5:25am

Baraboo News Republic. Burke makes campaign stop in Baraboo.

5:01am

Wisconsin State Journal. Pair of progressives compete for Brett Hulsey's Assembly seat.

4:58am

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. Three Republicans vie for chance to take on Ron Kind in 3rd Congressional District.

4:53am

Manitowoc Herald Times Reporter. 6th Congressional candidates trade barbs at debate.

4:52am

Green Bay Press Gazette. Teachers take active role in governor's race.

Wednesday July 30, 2014

Governor

12:45pm

Wisconsin Public Radio. Walker's approach to health care put in jeopardy by court ruling.

5:13am

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. Faith leaders prod Scott Walker on alleged inmate abuse.

Legislative

3:47pm

Rep. Zamarripa. Statement on the closing of Cargill beef facility.

1:23pm

Rep. Stroebel. Comments on progress of Joint Legislative Council Symposia Series on Personal Property Tax.

12:09pm

Sen. Risser, Rep. Hintz. Follow-up lettter to DOA Sec. Huebsch regarding state property.

11:46am

Reps. Jorgensen, Milroy, Wachs. Democratic legislators lead efforts to restore justice for Wisconsin veterans. LRB-4436.

10:04am

Sen. Jauch; Reps. Milroy, Bewley, Smith. Northern lawmakers call on federal regulators to address coal shortages. Letter to Surface Transportation Board Chairman.

State Agencies

3:29pm

Survival Coalition. New Wisconsin plan means big and better changes to people with disabilities.

2:50pm

WISDOM. Letter to DOC Sec. Wall regarding Waupun Correctional Institution.

2:30pm

DWD Sec. Newson. Announces new round of Wisconsin Fast Forward grants, $8 million available to employers for customized worker training.

1:22pm

AG Van Hollen. Announces judgment requiring Brown County metal salvage facility owner and operator to pay $20,000 in forfeitures, fees and costs.

1:20pm

DOT. Popular Wisconsin tourist destinations served by general aviation airports.

12:19pm

DOJ. Lancaster man charged with 33 counts of possessing child pornography, sexual exploitation and sexual assault of a child.

12:18pm

DWD. Deputy Secretary highlights governor's worker training initiatives at Watertown employer.

10:54am

DOT. Wisconsin State Patrol to join law enforcement agencies across the country for intensified enforcement of I-90/I-94.

10:13am

DHS. New report details the burden of suicide in Wisconsin.

10:06am

WEDC. Change in state tax credit law expected to help spur development throughout Wisconsin.

5:22am

DWD. Deputy Secretary Barry congratulates two graduates of job training program for people with disabilities,

2:32pm

Wisconsin Public Radio. Hulsey's efforts to stop oil tank construction in Superior fail.

Economy/Business

1:59pm

Cargill. To close Milwaukee beef harvest facility; diminished cattle supply cited.

9:49am

Wisconsin Building Trades. Hulsey's plan would kill jobs; building trades oppose appeal of Enbridge project.

7:37am

Bureau of Economic Analysis. GDP: Second quarter 2014.

7:36am

Integrys Group. Exelon's Constellation business acquiring Integrys Energy services to grow competitive retail energy supply business.

6:13am

Wisconsin Energy Corporation. Posts 2014 second quarter and first half results.

1:58pm

Fox 6. Cargill to shut down Milwaukee beef harvest facility, more than 600 workers affected.

12:49pm

La Crosse Tribune. Sediment quagmire stalls 186,700 tons of cargo on Mississippi.

8:06am

Bloomberg. Economy in U.S. grows more than forecast.

5:06am

Green Bay Press Gazette. Small-business optimism fades despite hiring plans.

Courts

4:05pm

Attorney General Holder. Announces Justice Department filings in voting rights cases in Wisconsin and Ohio.

3:58pm

Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals. Ruthelle Frank v. Scott Walker (voter ID) - Brief from the United States as amicus curiae supporting plaintiffs-appellees and urging affirmance.

7:34am

Wisconsin Supreme Court. State v. Donyil Leeiton Anderson, Sr.

7:34am

Wisconsin Supreme Court. OLR v. Amoun Sayaovong.

7:33am

Wisconsin Supreme Court. OLR v. David V. Moss.

4:03pm

ABC News. Justice Dept. weighs in on OH, WI voting cases.

Education

12:42pm

UW-Stout. Game design program joins new national organization.

12:41pm

School Choice Wisconsin. Malcolm X building still vacant. Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.

11:04am

Marquette University. History professor receives Way Klingler Sabbatical Award.

5:10am

Eau Claire Leader-Telegram. Students searching for answers to lake's blue-green algae problem.

Local

12:14pm

One Wisconsin Now. Where was Sheriff David Clarke the week of the Sikh Temple shooting.

10:14am

Milwaukee County Sup. Weishan. Pushes ahead with arena resolutions.

5:12am

Racine Journal Times. Editorial: City's police and fire unions must start contributing to retirement.

5:09am

Wisconsin Public Radio. Tom Barrett accuses DOC of making Milwaukee 'oversaturated' with sex offenders.

5:07am

Milwaukee Business Journal. Regional surveys show generational divide in highway, transit debate.

Congress

3:48pm

U.S. Rep. Ribble. Says Congress should cancel recess, pass bills to fund the government.

2:52pm

U.S. Rep. Kind. Introduces bill to stop child labor overseas.

2:52pm

U.S. Reps. Kind, Moore, Pocan. Call for further action to ensure quality care at VA hospitals serving Wisconsin veterans.

2:01pm

U.S. Sen. Baldwin. Votes for Bring Jobs Home Act.

10:55am

End Domestic Abuse Wisconsin. Wisconsin voices tell Senate Judiciary Committee to prevent domestic violence killings.

10:08am

U.S. Sen. Baldwin. Applauds announcement that Wisconsin seniors have saved over $202 million on prescription drug costs under Affordable Care Act.

9:33am

U.S. Rep. Sensenbrenner. Introduces the UAC State Authority Act.

5:16am

U.S. Rep. Pocan. Statement on Republican lawsuit against President Obama.

5:15am

U.S. Reps. Pocan, Wilson. Introduce Relief for Underwater Student Borrowers Act.

1:34pm

The Hill. House bill would create soda tax.

5:39am

WKOW. Local lawmakers weigh in ahead of expected U.S. House vote on lawsuit against Obama admin.

5:11am

Capital Times. Mark Pocan to introduce another bill aimed at tackling student loan debt.

Federal Agencies

5:19am

Wisconsin Public Radio. FDA backs down on proposal to change how breweries treat spent grain.

5:17am

Eau Claire Leader-Telegram. EPA hears praise, criticism of new air rules.

Politics

4:24pm

Stroebel for Congress. Releases new TV ad, "Compromise."

4:14pm

Pocan for Congress. Calls on Governor Walker to fulfill open records request on his travel.

1:25pm

RPW. Mary Burke's web of contradictions.

1:24pm

Walker for Governor. Green Bay Press Gazette editorial: Jobs grants meet needs of workers, employers.

1:19pm

One Wisconsin Now. WMC MIA on Walker attacks on Wisconsin business.

12:16pm

DPW. Donors prosper, but small businesses are ignored at Walker's economic disaster corporation.

11:36am

Kremer for State Assembly. Endorsed by three pro-life organizations.

11:07am

Melchert for State Treasurer. Endorsed by the Sun Prairie Star.

10:52am

Leibham for Congress. Wins debate in Fond du Lac.

9:39am

Burke for Governor. Small businesses give Wisconsin a C- ...no wonder we're dead last.

8:01am

Adamczyk for State Treasurer.  Calls on DPI to reform food reimbursements.

7:39am

WMC. Statement on outsourcing debate between Wisconsin gubernatorial candidates.

5:23am

Common Cause in Wisconsin. A dozen legislative and statewide candidates have told CC/WI of their support for non-partisan redistricting reform thus far.

12:50pm

Wisconsin State Journal. Ryan says he'll think about 2016 bid next year.

12:47pm

Eau Claire Leader-Telegram. State chamber issues statement on outsourcing.

12:44pm

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. Leading state business group wades into outsourcing debate.

8:39am

Sun Prairie Star. Editorial: August 12 primary endorsements.

5:35am

CBS 58. Candidate for Congress renews push for stricter gun control.

5:25am

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. Editorial: Despite campaign politics, Gov. Scott Walker should support Trek.

5:20am

Sheboygan Press. GOP nominees on debate hot seat Wednesday.

5:05am

Wisconsin State Journal. Mary Burke attended 96% of school board meetings during last year.