We talk with a former CIA agent and cybersecurity expert about how to identify fake news stories. We also talk about faulty personal protective equipment Wisconsin nursing homes got from the federal government. Then we learn about a new study that looked at how we perceive people based on their attire.

Lawsuits related to the 2020 general election are already piling up, a California law professor tells us. Then we talk to a UW-Madison virologist about how they're looking at -- and learning about -- the novel coronavirus. And we discuss President Trump's executive order at the end of last week lowering costs for prescription drugs.

We talk with a former CIA agent and cybersecurity expert about how to identify fake news stories. We also talk about faulty personal protective equipment Wisconsin nursing homes got from the federal government. Then we learn about a new study that looked at how we perceive people based on their attire.

We get the latest on the death threats against Green Bay officials over the city's mask ordinance. Then, two young people from Appleton discuss organizing for racial justice and starting a free farmers market. We also find out how the COVID-19 pandemic is changing the plans of high school graduates.

Despite more awareness of opioid addiction, painkiller prescription rates remain high. We find out what the numbers show. A Republican state Senator joins us to discuss why he thinks Governor Evers is failing to lead on the issue of unemployment. We also look into why time might feel like it's moving at a different speed during the COVID-19 pandemic.

We get the latest on the death threats against Green Bay officials over the city's mask ordinance. Then, two young people from Appleton discuss organizing for racial justice and starting a free farmers market. We also find out how the COVID-19 pandemic is changing the plans of high school graduates.

Despite more awareness of opioid addiction, painkiller prescription rates remain high. We find out what the numbers show. A Republican state Senator joins us to discuss why he thinks Governor Evers is failing to lead on the issue of unemployment. We also look into why time might feel like it's moving at a different speed during the COVID-19 pandemic.

We learn about research being done into both the novel coronavirus and influenza from a UW contagious diseases scientist. And a reporter tells us about weeks of talking with voters in Kenosha County on their candidate priorities. And we talk to a reporter about news the Trump Administration will send federal officers to more cities, including Milwaukee.

A food and drink writer joins us for Food Friday to talk about concocting refreshing drinks for summer -- both alcoholic and non. Then we talk to a reporter who looked into the contents of police union contracts in Wisconsin, and discuss how protective they are of officers. And we conclude our candidate interviews for the state's third Congressional district primary.

We learn about research being done into both the novel coronavirus and influenza from a UW contagious diseases scientist. And a reporter tells us about weeks of talking with voters in Kenosha County on their candidate priorities. And we talk to a reporter about news the Trump Administration will send federal officers to more cities, including Milwaukee.