As Scott Walker's signature job-creation agency continues to generate controversy, Democrats and Republicans call for changes to state's econo…

Two years after request for investigation into jobs agency, Ismael Ozanne says he is considering whether to open one.

Walker tells reporters that then-Secretary Mike Huebsch was just doing his job when he pushed for a $500,000 loan that was never repaid.

Assembly Democratic Leader Peter Barca of Kenosha accused the Wisconsin Economic Development Corp. of stonewalling his requests for the documents.

The original proposal would have exempted disclosure of financial information and other company records.

The announcement follows a State Journal investigation showing top Scott Walker aides pushed for the loan deal.

As the state made a $500,000 loan and later extended the due date for repayment, Building Committee Inc. was collapsing.

The loan was never repaid; it’s one of numerous agency awards that have raised questions since it was created under Walker.

Building Committee Inc. heavily lobbied Democrats for funding, but only got money from Gov. Scott Walker's jobs agency.

The governor also answered questions about his John Doe comments and the state of race relations in America.