The Madison Black Chamber of Commerce's accelerator program is underway, Fitchburg officially has its new mayor, and the UW Odyssey Program celebrates 20 years.

A white man who shot a Black teenager in Kansas City faces felony charges -- but hasn't yet been arrested. Plus, the 13th annual Arts Business Competition is set for next week, and the state is no longer supporting the COVID exposure tracking app.

On the podcast today: Forward Madison gets a big win, the Madison Mavericks get a new coach and we profile math education entrepreneur Runninghorse Livingston.

The Wealth Literacy Conference is coming up in two weeks! Plus, AAPI student leaders held their own conference last week, and another broadcaster is checking out of Twitter.

We caught up with Latino Academy of Workforce Development Director Baltazar de Anda Santana at the open house to open the organization's new home in Fitchburg. Plus, updates on the Tennesee Three and a Madison Common Council race decided by a very uncommon tiebreaker.

On the podcast today: the Black Mother & Child Health Summit is next week, we profile City of Appleton DEI Director Timber Smith, and the Mingos have a bad night.

Who was the first Black governor of the US Virgin Islands? What state was first to declare Juneteenth an official holiday? These are the kinds of questions students faced at the African American History Challenge last week. On the podcast today, the results of that competition. Plus, our new reporter stops by to introduce himself.

On the podcast today: Park Bank in Madison has a new assistant vice president for branch banking, Wisconsin Film Festival is this weekend, and an update on the Tennessee Three.

On the podcast today: a growing vegan good business earns an SBA award, the Hip-Hop Architect gets an invitation to a big stage, and we share our thoughts on the Tennesee Three.

On the podcast today: what is "state affiliated media," why did Twitter slap NPR with that label, and what does that have to do with us? Plus, the implications of the state Supreme Court results and two arts profiles.