The CDC has reversed course, and is now advising fully vaccinated individuals to wear masks in public indoor places where spread of the coronavirus is high. We break down what you need to know with a Wisconsin preventitive medicine physician. Then, we look back at some of the strangest and most unusual moments in Olympic history.

Negotiations over President Biden's bipartisan infrastructure plan appeared to be on shaky ground Tuesday evening. We get the latest from a congressional reporter. Then, we take a tour of Wisconsin farms that are open to visitors and that can provide some delicious eats on your trip.

Wisconsin Republicans failed an attempt to end enhanced unemployment benefits Tuesday. We hear what happened, and talk about the impact the move had in states that have already ended extra unemployment benefits. Then, we revisit a conversation about how to take better pictures.

A nationwide freeze on evictions is ending this month. We find out what that could mean for renters and the housing market. We also talk with an expert on the Great Lakes about how climate change is affecting coastal communities.

The committee to investigate the January 6th insurrection at the U.S. Capitol is beginning its investigation. We talk about the members being chosen and what they'll be looking into. We also hear about the weather patterns driving wildfires and how the smoke can affect people in Wisconsin.

College athletes now have the ability to profit from their name, image, and likeness. We find out what options that opens up and how Wisconsin athletes are already seizing the moment. We also talk with an author about what moving away from a rural hometown meant for her sense of community and self.

The federal government and some school districts are considering putting mask requirements back in place for children. We discuss the factors going into the decision as the number of COVID-19 cases rises again. We also hear how a long-lost wildflower was rediscovered in Wisconsin. Plus, two Midwestern Lego masters join us to talk about competitive building.

A basic cole slaw is a favorite during fish fry season, but slaws can take on a variety of forms. On Food Friday, we get tips on exploring the wide world of slaw. We also discuss how the pandemic affected Americans' mental health and showed a lot about the ability to bounce back from difficult times.

As the COVID-19 Delta variant takes hold, case numbers are rising again in Wisconsin and other states. We talk with a doctor about the trend and the effort to get people vaccinated. We also hear how the amount of shade in a neighborhood can tell us a lot about its affluence and health.

A new proposal from the Biden administration aims to lower the cost of hearing aids. We talk about the cost of hearing aids, and what impact the proposal could have. Then, we talk about teaching your kids about money and investing.