June 17
	· Minn. politician makes amends with Wis. brewery
	· WisPolitics MON AM Update
June 16
	· Wisconsin judges say bail bonds system would shortchange crime victims
	· Number cruncher Dale Kooyenga emerges as conservative star
	· Q&A: Retiring University Research Park chief Mark Bugher says Wisconsin's success hinges on Milwaukee
	· Local GOP ramping up efforts for 2014 with opening of field office
	· Health advocates oppose ban on local food, drink limits
	· Milwaukee: Fewer patients possible for Mental Health Complex next year
June 15
	· Supreme Court takes up cases on domestic partner registry, collective bargaining The state Supreme Court on Friday announced an agreement to hear a lawsuit challenging Gov. Scott Wa... <more>
	· Memo explains $150 per-student spending increase
	· Legislation requiring ultrasounds before abortion multiply, but their impact is disputed
	· Students: Walker reversal on appointment proves law must change  – Student yanked from regents did not vote in recall
	· Darling's campaign finance history scrutinized by voucher opponents
	· Towns association opposes high-capacity well budget provision
	· Gun group sues Wis. AG over conceal and carry rules
	· Protests over proposed iron mine raises concerns of 'eco-terrorism'  – DNR denies appeal to stop drilling
	· Federal letter to SDC cites 2 recent cases of unattended children
	· Colo. gov. appoints Wisconsin prison official to top Corrections post
June 14
	· WisPolitics REPORT
	· Assembly sends ultrasound bill to governor's desk Legislation requiring an ultrasound prior to an abortion is on its way to Gov. Scott Walker after th... <more>
	· Assembly approves anti-abortion bills
	· Walker urged to reconsider regent appointment
	· Larson: Dems hope to sway moderate Republicans on budget
	· Former Scott Walker county aide appeals conviction
	· Wirch leads call for WEDC investigation

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