The second annual list of Wisconsin's most influential Asian American leaders starts today at Madison365! Plus, the FDA has given emergency use authorization for Pfizer's COVID vaccine to be used in children age 5-11, but it's not time to run out and get an appointment just yet.

The Dia de Los Muertos Community Altar project is up now at Overture Center -- a way to appreciate Latino culture without appropriating. Plus, COVID stats continue to improve.

Leadership gets shaken up at Madison East, a new County Board district gets its first candidate, and a Black fraternity celebrated 75 years on campus. Plus, COVID numbers are back on the right track.

The judge in the trial of Kyle Rittenhouse makes a problematic ruling, ProPublica's Caroline Chen will be the Science Journalist in Residence at the UW J school & musician Deryk G is bringing his pop/funk fusion to the Wisconsin Union this weekend. 

A new coworking space opens on Milwaukee's north side and a major development breaks ground on Madison's south side, both Black-owned and created to support communities of color. Plus, COVID stats continue to improve.

Madison's Aaron Perry is getting more national recognition for his efforts to improve the health of Black men. Plus, the State Senate has a problematic fix for the labor shortage and COVID stats continue to improve.

It's the final day of the Wisconsin Leadership Summit, and the day of the Wisconsin Leadership Community Choice Awards! Plus, COVID stats continue to improve.

On the podcast today, a recap of Day 3 of the Wisconsin Leadership Summit, focused on social justice, and a preview of today's sessions, all on health and wellness. Plus, the State of Black Madison Summit is tonight, and COVID numbers continue to improve.

A judge challenged a man in his court to a game of chess --  and helped change a life in the process. Plus, a recap of day two of the Wisconsin Leadership Summit, and COVID stats continue to improve.

Madison police were less than forthcoming when one officer shot another last weekend, allowing the community believe that a Black man had shot the officer. We have some ... thoughts about that, not to mention the habit police have of leaving important details out of incident reports. Plus, Affordable Dental Care has a new executive director, the Wisconsin Leadership Summit is off to a strong start and COVID numbers are looking better.