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We talk to a Wisconsin DNR specialist about the state's new plan for managing the gray wolf population. Then, this week's edition of Food Friday focuses on Latin American cooking.

A government affairs professor joins us to analyze Governor Evers' lawsuit against the state legislature. Then, a Wisconsin utilities expert helps us preview the winter heating season.

A Wisconsin utilities expert helps us preview the winter heating season. Then, we talk to a Wisconsin high school football writer about why the sport is declining in the state

We talk to a Wisconsin high school football writer about why the sport is declining in the state. Then, a government affairs professor joins us to analyze Governor Evers' lawsuit against the state legislature.

We learn more about efforts to amend election policy in Wisconsin. Then, a digital security expert expalins how generative artificial intelligence uses our personal data.

A digital security expert expalins how generative artificial intelligence uses our personal data. Then, a Wisconsin professor shares his book pushing back on the way education influences economic opportunity.

A Republican bill in the state legislature would punish public universities if they violate students' free speech rights. We find out more about what the bill would change and hear about one group's support of it.

The U.S. Senate recently updated its dress code, and it's not the only workplace making changes. We talk about where dress codes are going and hear what you're seeing in your job.

A Republican bill in the state legislature would punish public universities if they violate students' free speech rights. We find out more about what the bill would change and hear about one group's support of it. We also talk about why more workplaces are relaxing their dress codes.

An expert on mental health and firearms joins us to talk about the latest mass shooting in Lewiston, Maine. Then, we talk to the author of a new book about how divas have changed over time.