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We learn about how Trump businesses have employed undocumented immigrants. And UW-Madison researchers have empowered cameras to see around corners. We find out why it's an important development in a variety of fields. And we discuss why fewer people are having meals at the dinner table.

NPR has compiled features of women who have made American popular music what it is. We look at their favorites, and ask for yours. Also, after mass shootings, there is often talk of warning signs that were seen, or missed. We find out what they are. And we look at why Wisconsin farmers are spending less on production costs.

We review top Wisconsin news, including recovery from a Green Bay tornado. Then we learn about Mexico demanding the U.S. provide more protections for Mexicans and Mexican-Americans in the United States. And we look at a new report from the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.

We look at creative ways to cook with that ubiquitous green squash -- zucchini, on this Food Friday. And if you're walking around Green Bay later this year, you may literally stumble on to some poetry. We talk to the woman behind a public art project there. And we talk about public opinion on gun control.

We review ongoing investigations into President Donald Trump, post-Mueller report. Then we preview the Wisconsin GLO women's basketball team's championship weekend. And we find out why Attorney General Josh Kaul is joining the call for services like Netflix to crack down on tobacco use in shows.

We discuss Midwesterners being more than just "rural and white," and how perceptions of them fit into political conversations. Then we look at the effect of the ongoing trade war with China on factory jobs. And we learn about state Democrats pushing to create new laws to help child abuse survivors.

We hear from a Wisconsin tribal leader about their plans for using federal grant money for a renewable-energy project. We also discuss the feasibility of a four-day workweek -- could it work? And we get the latest on a frac sand mine spill in Jackson County.

We discuss the implications of two companies with massive media operations merging. We learn about how heat waves in Wisconsin could intensify in the future. And we discuss the week in Washington news, including pressure to reconvene the U.S. Senate to consider gun control legislation.

We discuss the evolution of conspiracy theories in America. We also talk about the status of gun laws in Wisconsin. And we cover a top news story.

We talk about the benefits of learning a new language, at any age. We also hear from some of the women who created and worked on a new Alaska Native-focused children's television cartoon. And we hear about yesterday's drop in the Dow and how trade tensions are creating new issues for investors.