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• June 7

• · U.S. Rep. Pocan: Statement on May jobs report: “Jobs need to be our number one priority”
  

• · University of Wisconsin System: Board of Regents elects new leadership
  
• · Wisconsin Environment: EPA balks at cleaning-up factory farm pollution
• · Wisconsin Primary Health Care Association: Submits navigator grant on behalf of statewide consortium
• · Wisconsin Procurement Institute: Wisconsin in Washington (WIW) 2013
• · Wisconsin Women's Council: Representative Mary Czaja and Carrie Richard appoint to Women's Council board

• · WisGOP: Response to Democratic Party state convention
  

• June 8

• · Secretary of State La Follette: Statement on WEDC
  

• · Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce: Fed policies are slowing job growth, say business leaders
  

• · WisGOP: Republicans moving Wisconsin forward, while Democrats attack and push failed rhetoric
  

• June 10

• · A.G. Van Hollen, Hudson Police Dept.: Reward offered for information in Hudson fire investigation
  
• · Bishop Campaign: Republican Bishop reacts to La Follette's announcement
  

• · Common Cause in Wisconsin: Campaign finance & election bill undergoes big changes for committee vote today: the good, the bad & the ugly
  
• · Dairy Business Association: Congressional Budget Office estimates Dairy Freedom Act costs less than Dairy Security Act
  

• · Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee: On 50th anniversary of Equal Pay Act, Congressman Duffy remains stuck in extreme, anti-woman ideology
  

• · Dept. of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection: July Export Seminar planned in River Falls
  
• · Dept. of Natural Resources: Precision Color Graphics welcomed into Green Tier
  
• · Gov. Walker: Appoints Dave Wambach as Jefferson County Judge
  
• · Gov. Walker: Appoints Kristina Bourget as Eau Claire County Judge
  
• · Gov. Walker: Makes three appointments to the University of Wisconsin System Board of Regents
  

• · Gov. Walker: Seeks applicants for Register of Deeds in Fond du Lac County
  

• · Greater Madison Chamber of Commerce: Statement re: political disclosure ordinance
  

• · NFIB Wisconsin: Small businesses drowned by federal pool regulation
  

• · One Wisconsin Now: Student loan interest rate hike looms
  
• · One Wisconsin Now: Twenty years of Walker failures
  
• · One Wisconsin Now: Victory for voters: Fast-track, anti-voter provisions derailed in Assembly
  
• · Pirate Party of Wisconsin: Focus on open government through Internet freedom
• · Planned Parenthood Advocates of Wisconsin: Women's access to safe and legal abortion would end in Appleton under malicious bill being fast-tracked this week

• · Racine Police Department: Racine PD launches Quick ID website
  

• · Rep. Bernard Schaber: Asks Sen. Ellis to remove SB 206 from Senate calendar
  
• · Rep. Thiesfeldt: Rep. Wright is wrong on the facts
  
• · Sen. Gudex: Fox Valley legislators urge the FAA and Congress to fund air traffic controllers for this year's AirVenture in Oshkosh
  
• · Social Development Commission: Building support for SDC
  
• · State Bar of Wisconsin: Fundraising campaign launched in Wisconsin for massive national mock trial event
  
• · U.S. Attorney for the Western District of Wisconsin Vaudreuil: Amherst Junction man sentenced to probation
  
• · U.S. Attorney for the Western District of Wisconsin Vaudreuil: Superior resident sentenced for gun crime
  
• · U.S. Dept. of Housing and Urban Development: HUD offices to close nationwide on Friday, June 14
  

• · U.S. Sen. Baldwin: Supports "Grown in Wisconsin" economy, votes for bipartisan Farm Bill
  

• · U.S. Sen. Johnson: Announces staff mobile office hours
  

• · U.S. Sen. Johnson: Comments on Farm Bill vote
  

• · U.S. Small Business Administration: NFL legend and entrepreneur Fran Tarkenton to speak at National Small Business Week event
  

• · United Wisconsin: Statement on passage of revised AB 225 by Assembly COmmittee on Campaigns and Elections
  

• · UW-Stevens Point: Sustainable agriculturist to speak, sign books at UW-Stevens Point
  
• · UW-Stout: Regents approve promotions, tenure for faculty
  

• · Wisconsin Alliance for Women's Health: Physicians & women outraged over unprecedented fast-tracking of anti-abortion bill
  

• · Wisconsin Dental Association: Mission of Mercy providing free dental care to Special Olympics athletes
• · Wisconsin Manufacturers and Commerce: Local high school students attending business program
  
• · Wisconsin State Telecommunications Association: Announces 2013 scholarship winners

• · WisDems: On 50th anniversary of Equal Pay Act, Scott Walker Republicans continue radical war on women
  
• · WisGOP: Marching forward: Announces opening of four offices
  

• June 11

• · A.G. Van Hollen: Annual Summit on Public Safety to focus on school safety, bullying and child exploitation
  

• · ACLU of Wisconsin: Federal judge rules in favor of Wisconsin man who flew flag upside down

• · AFT Local 212: Statement

• · AG Van Hollen: Arbor Vitae woman found guilty of theft form her former Minocqua employer
  
• · AG Van Hollen: Files complaint against Internet coupon companies for unauthorized telephone charges
  
• · AG Van Hollen: Special agents from the WI. Dept. of Justice partner with the Kaukauna Police Dept. in Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) operation

• · AG Van Hollen: WI Dept. of Justice obtains judgement in Jefferson Co. environmental case
• · American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists Wisconsin: Opposes SB 206; asks Legislature to protect the physician-patient relationship
  
• · Board of Commissioner of Public Lands: Board approves nearly $3.7 million for community projects and the sale of 254 acres of school trust lands in Florence County
• · Citizen Action of Wisconsin: New video: Cost of Walkercare skyrockets to $1.3 billion

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