Good morning, and welcome to the week.
- Despite announcing over the weekend that changes to Wisconsin’s open records law would be removed from the budget, Gov. Scott Walker’s office has — for months — been operating as if the new records exceptions were already in place, reports the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
- There were four homicides and several shootings in Milwaukee this weekend.
- Gov. Walker’s presidential campaign adviser Rick Wiley will be in Madison on July 21 for an event with WisPolitics.
- The Washington Post profiles Tonette Walker.
- Bus rides in Milwaukee County are free today now that the strike/work stoppage is over.
