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We talk with a UW researcher leading a study on treatment for COVID-19, as one pharmaceutical company announced their vaccine in development is showing strong signs of being effective. And a Wisconsin politics journalist explains the pattern -- rather than the exception -- of the state's voters making narrow election decisions.

A pop culture writer talks with us about what it means to have fun -- and whether it means the same thing -- in a world impacted by the coronavirus pandemic. And we talk with a Milwaukee journalist about some negative household income information over the last 40 years from that city.

Former Vice President Joe Biden has been elected the 46th President of the United States after clinching wins in Pennsylvania and Nevada this weekend. We'll talk to a political scientist to talk about that win. And, President Donald Trump has been claiming widespread voter fraud during this year's election. We talk about those claims and why a wide scale operation is unrealistic.

President Trump outperformed polls around the country for the second straight election. We talk with the director of the Marquette Law School Poll about what the future holds for political polling. We also hear about Sturgeon Bay becoming an official Ice Age Trail community. We also talk about a top Republican's call to investigate the state's election.

Former Vice President Joe Biden has been elected the 46th President of the United States after clinching wins in Pennsylvania and Nevada this weekend. We'll talk to a political scientist to talk about that win. And, President Donald Trump has been claiming widespread voter fraud during this year's election. We talk about those claims and why a wide scale operation is unrealistic.

False information about the voting process in Wisconsin and around the country has been spreading on social media since election night. We sort out what's true. We also talk with a baking expert about how to perfect sweet and savory pies.

The past year gave us a lot of reasons to be angry, and all that frustration can be harmful to our mental health. We talk with a psychologist about how to manage anger and turn it into positive action. We're also joined by a political scientist for an update on results from the presidential race.

False information about the voting process in Wisconsin and around the country has been spreading on social media since election night. We sort out what's true. We also talk with a baking expert about how to perfect sweet and savory pies.

We take a look at some notable ballot measures around the nation that were voted on this election. Then, a Wisconsin public health expert joins us to look at some of the latest record-breaking coronavirus numbers from around the state.

As Republicans were unable to secure veto-proof majority in Wisconsin's legislature, we talk with a political scientist about what that could mean for the next two years of divided state government. And we talk with a health reporter about how the coronavirus pandemic has shown people have very different concepts of what it means to be safe.