"Fear the Deer," the latest track from Milwaukee hip-hop artist Romey, is getting a lot of buzz, especially among Bucks fans. Plus, attorney Rebeca López is being honored for community service and Centro Hispano got a state grant to build a new HQ.

Rock County Jumpstart is holding its first Accelerator Pitch Night this week. Plus, Forward Madison announces another big signing and COVID cases continue to fall.

On the podcast today, Madison libraries have a new poet-in-residence, family and friends will remember and celebrate the life of Tony Robinson this weekend, and more.

On the podcast today, a recap of our panel on diversity, equity and inclusion in the workplace and of this weekend's "Thrival Tools" workshop in Madison.

International Women's Day is this weekend in Madison, hundreds of place names containing a racist slur are being renamed and COVID continues to slow. 

On the podcast today: two big announcements from 365 media, and UW-Oshkosh has approved a new Hmong Studies Certificate. 

Fred Hampton, Jr, is coming to Madison, the CDC has issued new guidelines for when you should wear a mask, and Forward Madison's preseason is underway.

A new documentary debuting this weekend looks to capture the moment of Madison's Black Renaissance. Plus, another verdict in the murder of George Floyd and continually improving COVID stats.

One City Schools signed its charter contract yesterday, marking the culmination of more than a decade of work by founder Kaleem Caire. Plus, an Indigenous culture event is coming up this weekend and two Wisconsin movement leaders got a big honor this month.

In the State of the Tribes address, Stockbridge-Munsee Band of Mohican Indians President Shannon Holsey focused on bills that would limit the teaching of American history and voting access, as well as several other issues. We have a recap of that speech, plus news that the Latino Academy of Workforce Development is going independent just as it celebtrates its 10th anniversary.