Before his death, Supreme Court justice Antonin Scalia carved out a reputation as one of the high court's most conservative members. We talk to his son about a new collection of Scalia's writings that detail his legal philosophy. We also look back on the most fascinating and important science stories of the year. Plus, a top news headline.

The Wisconsin Department of Justice will not be seeking criminal charges after looking into links from the John Doe investigation of Governor Walker's recall campaign. We talk about the decision and recap other top Wisconsin news from this week. We also discuss President Trump's decision to drastically reduce the size of two national monuments in the southwest.

When it comes to putting together a great taco, letting your imagination run wild can produce great results. We talk to an award-winning taco maker about some of his favorite creations. We also look into one of today's top news stories.

President Trump announced that the United States would recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel, breaking with the stance of past administrations. We look into the implications of the decision with a foreign affairs correspondent. New research shows that music triggers parts of our brain related to movement, speech, and emotion. We talk about the ways music goes beyond raw sound. Plus, we find out how effectively Wisconsin's largest school districts responded to recent open records requests.

Algae blooms are potentially deadly to humans, and they're becoming more common in Wisconsin's lakes and rivers. An expert talks about what's behind the problem and what's being done to combat it. We also look into one of today's top news stories.

The proposed merger of pharmacy chain CVS and health insurance company Aetna has the potential to reshape health care in America. An expert talks about the effect it could have on consumers and how the deal will fare with regulators. We also talk to a state capitol reporter about the governor's proposal to drug-test some food stamp recipients in Wisconsin.

President Trump is expected to officially recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel today, a move that Palestine says will doom a two-state solution. We look into this, and other top national news, as we recap the week in Washington. Just because the weather is growing cold doesn't mean we have to hunker down indoors! We talk about the state's best outdoor getaways for fall and winter.

As part of an ongoing series about the mood of Wisconsin voters, a state reporter visited Janesville one year after the presidential election. He shares what people had to say about President Trump and Speaker of the House Paul Ryan. We talk with a Wisconsinite about her time as a contestant on the Food Network's competitive baking program. Plus, we're joined by a Wisconsin nature photographer that's up for a national award following his picture of one very hungry bird.

The Supreme Court granted the Trump administration's request to fully implement the travel ban yesterday, even with pending legal challenges in lower courts. We take a closer look at the issue with an immigration law expert. We're also joined by a self-proclaimed "junk foodie" to talk about some of the most irresistible and off-the-wall snack foods that we can make at home.

Demonstrations by Colin Kapernick and other NFL players this year were criticized by many, and left others asking what type of protest could be considered acceptable. We discuss the history of dissent and how it's been received. A scientist joins us to share how climate change is affecting Wisconsin, from seasonal shifts to increased flooding. Plus, we talk about a special immigration visa for victims of violent crime....with a long waitlist.