An agriculture reporter takes us through what's in the latest Farm Bill. Then, an author shares her book on parenting children who are growing up in a digital age.

An author shares her book on parenting children who are growing up in a digital age. Then, a congressional correspondent updates us on the latest in negotiations to avoid a federal government shutdown.

The state Democratic party is planning an ad campaign to pressure Republicans against impeaching liberal state Supreme Court justice Janet Protasiewicz. We hear from a former member of the court about what's at stake. We also learn about the best ways to change our exercise routines as we age.

As our bodies age and change, our exercise routines should also take on a new look. We talk with a Wisconsin expert about what we should keep in mind. We also hear from an engineer about how cities and towns can better prepare for heavy flooding.

The state Democratic party is planning an ad campaign to pressure Republicans against impeaching liberal state Supreme Court justice Janet Protasiewicz. We hear from a former member of the court about what's at stake. We also learn more about how communities can better prepare for heavy flooding.

An environmental law professor brings us up to date on changes to U.S. oil drilling in Alaska. Then, we learn more about a project to keep the memories of local elders alive.

We learn more about a project to keep the memories of local elders alive. Then, we talk to the authors of a book looking at a trend of declining attendance at churches.

We talk to the authors of a book looking at a trend of declining attendance at churches. Then, an environmental law professor brings us up to date on changes to U.S. oil drilling in Alaska.

This week's edition of Food Friday focuses on making our lunches at work and school more tasty. Then, we learn more about a new bill in Wisconsin that aims to increase access to breast cancer screening.

We learn more about a new bill in Wisconsin that aims to increase access to breast cancer screening. Then, a political scientist takes us through efforts to weaken child labor laws across the country and what it could mean for Wisconsin