A WPR reporter previews the statewide April elections. Then, state Rep. Shelia Stubbs, D-Madison, joins the show to discuss criminal justice issues. Then, we get spring cleaning tips from a professional organizer.

April elections, Rep. Shelia Stubbs talks criminal justice, Advice for spring cleaning

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April elections, Rep. Shelia Stubbs talks criminal justice, Advice for spring cleaning

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