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State and federal lawmakers are calling for reforms to the principle of qualified immunity for police officers. We talk about what immunity really does and how the surrounding debate is changing. We also find out why feeling spiteful is a natural part of our psychology and how we can manage it positively.

The state Department of Justice will be investigating sexual abuse in Wisconsin's Catholic dioceses. A reporter shares what we know about the effort. We also talk with two lawmakers about how the state's next budget is shaping up. Plus, we find out how rare mahogany from Wisconsin will be used to repair the U.S. Capitol.

State and federal lawmakers are calling for reforms to the principle of qualified immunity for police officers. We talk about what immunity really does and how the surrounding debate is changing. We also find out why feeling spiteful is a natural part of our psychology and how we can manage it positively.

The Oscars are this weekend, so we'll get a preview of the movies up for awards this year with a movie critic. Then we look at how to make your own tea on this week's edition of Food Friday.

We talk to a Milwaukee writer about his reaction the Chauvin verdict, and we look at the revival of consent decrees as a form of federal oversight of local law enforcement. Then we talk about how to conduct youth sports safely during the pandemic. And we hear from a Wisconsin DNR official about the idea of leaving no trace when you visit the state's parks and natural areas.

The Oscars are this weekend, so we'll get a preview of the movies up for awards this year with a movie critic. Then we look at how to make your own tea on this week's edition of Food Friday.

Workers across the country have been letting their vacation days rack up during the pandemic. We talk about why, and discuss how some employers are trying to get their employees to take more time off. Then, with the Oscars around the corner, we reflect on the role of music in the movies and listen to some of our favorite movie soundtracks.

The Evers administration has unveiled a new pared down tax incentive deal with technology giant Foxconn. We look at the changes, and talk about what it means for Wisconsin taxpayers. And, we discuss why alcohol drinking is on the rise during the pandemic.

Workers across the country have been letting their vacation days rack up during the pandemic. We talk about why, and discuss how some employers are trying to get their employees to take more time off. Then, with the Oscars around the corner, we reflect on the role of music in the movies and listen to some of our favorite movie soundtracks.

We hear reactions from the nation's capital a day after former-Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin was found guilty in the death of George Floyd. Then, we discuss why out-of-state landlords are on the rise in Milwaukee.