A researcher helps us better understand how a flat tax would work in Wisconsin. Then, we talk to the author of a book that looks at where we get dopamine from and whether we're balancing it properly.

We talk to the author of a book that looks at where we get dopamine from and whether we're balancing it properly. Then, this week's edition of Food Friday focuses on simple dessert recipes.

A political scientist joins us to preview what's in store for the new Congress this year. Then, we talk to a sports columnist about the wide-ranging impact of Buffalo Bills football player Damar Hamlin suffering cardiac arrest on the field.

We talk to a sports columnist about the wide-ranging impact of Buffalo Bills football player Damar Hamlin suffering cardiac arrest on the field. Then, We explore how relations between the U.S. and China affect trade markets and the production of goods.

We explore how relations between the U.S. and China affect trade markets and the production of goods. Then, a political scientist joins us to preview what's in store for the new Congress this year.

Governor Tony Evers was sworn in for a second term yesterday. We look at his plans and what lies ahead for the next year of divided government in Wisconsin. We also find out more about Wisconsin's fetal protection law and how it's enforced. Plus, we get to know the seemingly boring house sparrow.

Wisconsin's fetal protection law is one of the nation's most punitive. We find out how it impacts pregnant people in the state. We also get an update on the latest happenings at the United States Postal Service. Plus, we get acquainted with the seemingly boring house sparrow.

Governor Tony Evers was sworn in for a second term yesterday. We look at his plans and what lies ahead for the next year of divided government in Wisconsin. We also get an update on an effort to build more electric mail trucks and other news at the United States Postal Service.

Thousands of flights were canceled in the thick of the holiday travel season this year. We look back at what happened to the industry and how it could improve in the future. We also hear about the ways people in Scandanavian countries make getting out in nature a part of their daily routines.

More men are choosing to leave the traditional workforce and be caregivers at home. We look at what's driving the trend and hear about your family experiences. We also talk with an author about the ways a lack of affordable housing contribute to homelessness.