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Seib & Wessel: What We're Reading Monday
Some top advisers to Hillary Clinton 's 2008 presidential campaign, including manager Patti Solis Doyle and strategist Mark Penn, say they don't intend to be part of any 2016 run by her.
8 hrs ago | WUWM
Walker Caps Off Busy Week With Speech in Iowa
Gov. Scott Walker embarks on a speaking frenzy this week. He's set to keynote huge Republican gatherings in Connecticut and New York City, then head back to the Midwest to be the star of a GOP gathering in Iowa.
13 hrs ago | Milwaukee Journal-Sentinal
Proposal gives Scott Walker administration more power to sell state property
Gov. Scott Walker's administration would gain broad authority to sell state property - including prisons, highways, heating plants and university dormitories - under a plan legislators will take up Tuesday.
Investigate agency's targeting of conservative organizations
The debacle at the Internal Revenue Service reached Wisconsin last week when a Texas tea party group said that the IRS closely questioned its leaders about whether they were involved in verifying recall signatures in Wisconsin last year.
Political opposites Barack Obama, Scott Walker are ratings twins
We saw it in 2012 when the two weathered Wisconsin's turmoil and tribal division by earning the very same share of the vote five months apart.
Marriage equality not on the horizon for Wisconsin
Although Gov. Scott Walker has hired out gay staffers, including two who were convicted of crimes they committed while working for him as Milwaukee County Executive, he strongly opposes marriage equality.
DNR has sold state land before
Last week, the Legislature's budget committee cut funding for the state's land conservation program and called on the Department of Natural Resources to begin selling off property.
Wis. Democratic Party Adviser is Leaving
Zielinski had been demoted in March to an adviser from his job as the party's spokesman.
CT Democratic Party using Gov. Walker visit to rai...
That state's Democratic party is calling him a "goon" and is using Walker's presence at the Republican's biggest annual event to raise some funding of its own.
Republican lawmakers may try to resurrect bail bonding
Two years after lawmakers unsuccessfully tried to enlarge the state budget by creating a privately run bail bonds system in Wisconsin, the controversial idea could be returning.
Raiders Go Undefeated, Hudson Home Prices, Surprise Penalty: Best of the Blogs
Hudson - Saturday afternoon/evenings At Patch, we care about what you have to say in your community.
Only Thornton can put end to MPS superintendent rumors
Just for the fun of it, let's skip ahead and think about what would happen if Gregory Thornton departed from his job as superintendent of Milwaukee Public Schools.
Milwaukee County Board braces for the first of pending changes
Big cuts to the County Board's budget don't start until next year, and a 50% pay cut for supervisors won't happen until 2016, under a measure just approved by the Legislature.
Milwaukee still slugging away on residency
With time running out, Mayor Tom Barrett and city lobbyists continue to work to convince state legislators to leave the city's 75-year-old residency rule alone.
2-year tuition freeze would be first for 4-year UW System campuses
Gov. Scott Walker's proposal to freeze student tuition at University of Wisconsin System campuses for the next two years would mark the first two-year tuition freeze for the four-year campuses in the 42-year history of the UW System.
Wisconsin tea party group says IRS asked about Walker recall
A Texas tea party group said the Internal Revenue Service asked about its involvement in verifying signatures provided in the effort to recall Republican Gov.
China has Harley Davidson fever, thanks to Gov. Scott Walker
A noisy cultural moment, and a lucrative one: China has embraced Harley-Davidson motorcycles.
Capitol Report - A mutiny in the ranks?
Back in February, Governor Scott Walker announced that he was rejecting Medicaid expansion under the federal health care law.
Washington Misses the Point on the Tea Party and the IRS
Many of the groups who helped Scott Walker win the Wisconsin recall were 501 Tea Party groups that worked in close tandem with his campaign despite their non-political tax designation.
Planned Parenthood in Chippewa Falls officially closes
Planned Parenthood gets hit with budget cuts and on Thursday, one of four branches closed its doors to people in the Chippewa Valley.