In today's WisPolitics Midday Update:

• Lame Duck rulings by State Supreme Court.
• The Joint Finance Committee approves a $1.9 billion capital budget.
• A Republican Senator says it's becoming more difficult by the day to vote for the state budget.

In today's WisPolitics Midday update:

• Republicans say cutting taxes for middle class still a priority.
• Sen Tammy Baldwin urging President Trump to not close a Northwoods job center.
• Conservative group opposes a mileage-based fee on drivers.

In today's WisPolitics Midday update:

• The regulation of alcohol in wedding barns is once again a hot topic.
• Legislators debate status of state budget on UpFront.

In today's Wispolitics Midday update:

• Budget Committee approves transportation funding deal.
• Top two Republicans in WI say they are working on additional reforms to control costs at the DOT.

In today's WisPolitics Midday update:

• JFC is scheduled to take up transportation funding and taxes today with a goal of finishing by next week.
• Final numbers on Gov Scott Walker's job creation plan.
• Republican lawmakers from WI question President Trump's plan to increase tariffs. 

In today's WisPolitics Midday update:

• Counties and Towns would receive a one-time bump in transpo funding in a package released by ten Republicans.
• JFC approves moving money from general funds into the Medicaid program.

In today's WisPolitics Midday update:

• UW System President Ray Cross pressed lawmakers to approve the capital budget.
• "Equality Agenda" unveiled today by lawmakers and LGBTQ activists.
• First responders call for increased funding for road repair in the DOT budget. 

In today's WisPolitics Midday update:

• New Dem Party chair elected and announces his first priority.
• A recap of speakers at the Dem convention.

In today's WisPolitics Midday update:

• None of the Dem candidates running for President have been invited to speak at the state convention this weekend.
• JFC has made significant cuts to proposed Evers budget.
• LFB predicts higher transportation revenues than previously predicted.

In today's WisPolitics Midday update:

• DOJ report says the effort to clear past assault kits led to delays in ongoing cases.
• Assembly committee approves a pair of bills that stiffens penalties for drunk driving.