Really bad coronavirus numbers over the weekend. Is it all because UW is open? Not quite. Plus, Kamala Harris is in Milwaukee for Labor Day, and the 19th annual Viva Mexico Celebration is coming up on Sept. 16. 

On the podcast today, some alarming numbers on the latest Dane County COVID-19 Data Snapshot. 

Today on the podcast, citizens are calling on a Madison alder to resign after he allegedly used a misogynistic slur against a constituent during a Common Council meeting. Plus, police are investigating a noose found in Wingra Park, and the latest coronaivirus numbers.

Today on the podcast, Wisconsin prepares for mail-in voting, and officials urge you to get yours in early. Plus, the second annual Nehemiah Re-entry Conference addresses the impacts of incarceration on youth and families, and we have two days' worth of coronavirus numbers to get caught up on.

Today on the podcast: the Wisconsin legislature refuses to act on police reform, plus some key dates and deadlines as you get ready to vote. Also, a non-update on covid, due to a system problem at the state DHS. 

Today on the show, a nod to the importance and influence of Chadwick Boseman, a protest in Madison and Black Women's Wellness Day is coming up soon. Plus, an update on Wisconsin's coronavirus numbers.

Today on the podcast, updates from Kenosha, plus a new job for community leader Corinda Rainey-Moore, this weekend's Souls to the Polls event and the latest coronavirus numbers.

Today on the podcast, several updates about Kenosha: we now know the names of the police officer who shot Jacob Blake, the suspect who allegedly shot three protesters, and one of the people who was shot and killed. Plus, a local author's new book aims to inspire people to overcome whatever's in their way, and the latest coronavirus numbers.

An update on protests in Kenosha that turned deadly. Plus, some elected officials feel the Greater Madison Chamber of Commerce had an outsized role in helping to craft the county's reopening plan. We have the results of a nearly three-month investigation into that allegation.  

Today on the podcast, an update on what we've learned about the shooting of Jacob Blake, and the reaction from state officials and the community. Plus, why a slowdown in coronavirus testing is a problem.