We talk about households that have evolved to meet the needs of stay-at-home orders and working and learning from home. We also discuss how some communities are re-evaluating the types of emergency calls police respond to. And we get the latest on a state police officer who fatally shot three people while on duty.

We look at the relationship between climate change and the increasing occurrence and overlap of major destructive weather events. Then an education reporter tells us how the tech company Foxconn has fallen well short of a financial promise it made to UW-Madison. And we check in on the latest with the ailing U.S. Postal Service.

We talk about households that have evolved to meet the needs of stay-at-home orders and working and learning from home. We also discuss how some communities are re-evaluating the types of emergency calls police respond to. And we get the latest on a state police officer who fatally shot three people while on duty.

The Democratic Party starts its scaled down convention this week, with some events still happening in Milwaukee. We preview what to expect from the week ahead. We also get an update on how firefighting products containing PFAS pollutants will be regulated. And we learn how to identify and avoid scammers using government aid to take advantage of people.

Immigration authorities are expelling migrant children from the country by citing the risk of COVID-19. We talk with an investigative journalist about the story. We also get the latest on the cleanup efforts in Iowa after last week's derecho. And we explore different types of corruption in America.

The Democratic Party starts its scaled down convention this week, with some events still happening in Milwaukee. We preview what to expect from the week ahead. We also get an update on how firefighting products containing PFAS pollutants will be regulated. And we learn how to identify and avoid scammers using government aid to take advantage of people.

Immigration authorities are expelling migrant children from the country by citing the risk of COVID-19. We talk with an investigative journalist about the story. We also get the latest on the cleanup efforts in Iowa after last week's derecho. And we explore different types of corruption in America.

We hear from the author of a new book bringing to light and documenting a specific type of wrongful conviction - those where no actual crime was committed. And we discuss the increase in shootings in Wisconsin and elsewhere around the U.S., and how we can think about preventing crime at the community level during this pandemic.

Red, green, heirloom, cherry -- tomatoes are in full effect, and we talk about different ways to cook and preserve the summer bounty. Then we talk with a La Crosse reporter about how a pre-existing housing crisis has been exacerbated by the pandemic. And we talk about Sen. Ron Johnson's continued push to investigate alleged corruption in federal agencies during the transition of power between the Obama and Trump administrations.

We hear from the author of a new book bringing to light and documenting a specific type of wrongful conviction - those where no actual crime was committed. And we discuss the increase in shootings in Wisconsin and elsewhere around the U.S., and how we can think about preventing crime at the community level during this pandemic.