Today's Midday podcast covers Assembly Speaker Robin Vos' view on COVID-19 vaccine passports for Wisconsinites and his thoughts on Gov. Tony Evers negotiating a new contract between Wisconsin and Foxconn.

Today's Midday podcast covers Senate Majority Leader Devin LeMahieu saying he doesn't back legalizing medical marijuana in Wisconsin without FDA approval as well as his thoughts on the 11-bill GOP package to spend federal pandemic relief funds.

Today's Midday podcast covers incoming Chief Justice Annette Ziegler pledging she will do "all I can to ensure the Wisconsin Supreme Court operates fairly and efficiently with a fidelity to the law." She will be the third consecutive woman to lead the state's judicial branch in the last 25 years.

Today's Midday podcast covers a new special enrollment signup period for the marketplace to celebrate the 11th anniversary of the Affordable Care Act. Anyone interested in signing up can do so through the ACA website through August.

The case involving Kinnard Farms, a Kewaunee County mega-dairy farm with about 8,200 cows, has become a regulatory battleground, drawing a litany of environmental and industrial groups in support or opposition to the lawsuit.

Today's Midday podcast covers newly elected state Superintendent Jill Underly responding to comments by Assembly Speaker Robin Vos about her election. She said those comments made her "really sad," but she looks forward to working with the Rochester Republican and the GOP-controlled Legislature.

Today's Midday podcast covers Wisconsin's report showing 1,046 cases today, the most cases in a single day since Feb. 11. This brings the seven-day average for daily confirmed cases to 733, the greatest average since mid-February. Today’s seven-day daily case average is nearly double that from a month ago.

Today's Midday podcast covers the Joint Finance Committee vote along party lines to OK 11 GOP bills to spend coming stimulus money as Dems questioned whether the proposals were allowed under federal law. The votes came after memos from the Legislative Fiscal Bureau suggested millions Republicans want to spend don't meet current federal guidance on how the money can be used. That includes paying off debt, grants for local roads and covering work on an emergency communication system.

Today's Midday podcast covers winners in the statewide Department of Public Instruction superintendent race as well as two legislative races and two state district court judge races.

Today's Midday podcast covers Milwaukee Health Commissioner Kirsten Johnson said she believes everyone who wants a COVID-19 should have access to one within the next eight weeks. And, U.S. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg touted the Biden Administration's $2 trillion infrastructure plan as a means to keep the country globally competitive in the coming centuries.