A new report finds that the rates of elderly Wisconsinites living in poverty went up in 2017. We find out why and look into resources available to help. We also remember the Apollo 11 moon landing through some of the mission's most important objects. Plus, we check in on the state's pelican population.

The affordability of housing has a big impact on education, health care and jobs. We talk about the connections and where more affordable housing is needed in Wisconsin. We also check in on some of this month's coolest science discoveries. Plus, we look at the Trump administration's new asylum rule.

A round-up of Wisconsin news includes a Park Falls paper mill reboot. Then we hear from a clinician about how experiencing trauma as a child can reverberate in adulthood. And we discuss the history of "unalienable rights" while the Trump administration convenes a commission to re-evaluate them.

Food Friday takes us to the park with a conversation about putting together the best summer picnic spread. Then we discuss the impact of possible changes to the length of time commercial truckers can be on the road. We also look at who can expect a refund from their power company this fall.

We look at a new proposal that would prevent Wisconsin governors from using their veto powers to increase spending. Then, after the death of former presidential challenger Ross Perot, we discuss the past and future of third party candidates.

We talk about changing norms when it comes to the married couples' last names. We also discuss whether there's a future for growing industrial hemp in Wisconsin. Then, we talk with the lead researcher of a study that says fish die-offs in state lakes could increase due to warming waters.

The League of United Latin American Citizens is hosting several Democratic presidential candidates this week in Milwaukee. We talk with someone from the League about plans for the event. Then we go "fishing," with a twist. And we learn about a new loan program for college students.

We talk with a physician about her movement to inspire and empower adolescent girls around the country. Then we check in on the Milwaukee Brewers' season, as of the All Star Break this week. And we discuss the week in Washington news, including President Trump's remarks on environmental policy.

Following announcements about new entertainment streaming services, we learn about what they might look like and how it could affect what we like to watch. And we explore why people are staying away from the news media.

We take up the issue of prison reform with two state lawmakers. We also hear from U.S. Representative Bryan Steil on his legislation to promote small businesses. And we learn why the Wisconsin Humane Society is trying to drive cat adoptions this month by waiving fees.