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We talk with a research scientist about the appearance of snowy owls in Wisconsin this winter. And a political reporter walks us through some of the storylines they're following during the sunset of President Donald Trump's term.

Research happening in Wisconsin could provide hope for people struggling with Huntington's Disease. We talk with a UW-Madison scientist about the disease and the possibility of a cure. We also check in on the top stories in national politics, including progress on another economic stimulus bill.

The Trump campaign is hoping to reverse the results of Wisconsin's election after the outcome was certified this week. We talk about the legal challenges and what they mean for the state's votes. We also ask if holiday movies are feeling different this year and ask for some of your favorites.

Research happening in Wisconsin could provide hope for people struggling with Huntington's Disease. We talk with a UW-Madison scientist about the disease and the possibility of a cure. We also check in on the top stories in national politics, including progress on another economic stimulus bill.

After Puerto Ricans approved a statehood referendum in the U.S. general election, we talk with professor of law and history about what would need to happen next for the commonwealth to become a state, and what that might look like. And we learn about the inspiration behind a Milwaukee-based artist creating grottos with found art.

A political scientist makes the case against giving money to long-shot political campaigns, after an election season full of just that. And we talk with a national education reporter about schools closing for in-person learning both around the country and in Wisconsin.

After Puerto Ricans approved a statehood referendum in the U.S. general election, we talk with professor of law and history about what would need to happen next for the commonwealth to become a state, and what that might look like. And we learn about the inspiration behind a Milwaukee-based artist creating grottos with found art.

Public radio co-hosts of a show dedicated to language discuss how the pandemic has changed the way we speak. And a food journalist shares some of her research into the history of the grocery store, and offers perspective on how we're currently viewing trips to the supermarket during a pandemic.

We look back at how catastrophes have forced cities to move forward and make improvements, and talk about how they can improve after the coronavirus pandemic. We also learn about a milestone in a photo project to capture images of wildlife around Wisconsin. And we learn how rural area hospitals are looking at the obstacle of keeping COVID-19 vaccines cold.

Public radio co-hosts of a show dedicated to language discuss how the pandemic has changed the way we speak. And a food journalist shares some of her research into the history of the grocery store, and offers perspective on how we're currently viewing trips to the supermarket during a pandemic.