Today's Midday podcast features coverage of end-of-year interview with Senate Majority Leader Devin LeMahieu and Senate Minority Leader Janet Bewley.

Today's Midday podcast covers a group of Senate Republicans informing Gov. Tony Evers they intend to prioritize changes to election laws in the upcoming legislative session. 

Today's Midday podcast covers Republicans in a Joint Legislative Audit Committee chiding the Department of Workforce Development for not doing enough at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic to prevent a backlog of Unemployment Insurance claims.

Today's Midday podcast features coverage of the latest coronavirus relief negotiations in Congress, including U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin saying a bipartisan group of Senate lawmakers has sent a pair of COVID-19 relief package proposals to congressional leaders for final consideration.

Today's Midday podcast features coverage of the 7th Circuit Court of Appeals granting President Trump's request for an expedited schedule as he seeks to throw out Wisconsin's election results and have the GOP-led state Legislature decide the state's electors. 

Today's Midday podcast features coverage of front-line health care workers preparing to receive the Pfizer vaccine today.

Today's Midday podcast covers a Racine County reserve judge today rejecting Donald Trump’s attempt to overturn Wisconsin’s election results, affirming Joe Biden won Wisconsin’s presidential election.

Today's Midday podcast features coverage of a federal judge dismissing the lawsuit filed by former Trump attorney Sidney Powell to overturn Wisconsin's election results as well as the latest from state and federal courts on suits brought by the Trump campaign.

Today's Midday podcast covers Gov. Tony Evers arguing President Trump’s attempt to throw out millions of votes because officials allegedly didn’t follow state law in administering the election is “not merely implausible, it is profoundly anti-democratic and contrary to the rule of law.”

Today's Midday podcast covers Wisconsin’s first shipments of COVID-19 vaccine, expected as early as Dec. 14, that will vaccinate 49,725 people in the first group of high-risk Wisconsinites: health care workers and those at long-term care facilities.