The Trump administration has announced millions in funding for a Wisconsin coal mine. Meanwhile the Forest Service is looking to close locations to save money… not much money though.

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The world pinball championship is coming to De Pere this weekend. We hope bugs don’t scare you, giant animatronic bugs are coming to the Milwaukee Zoo this summer. Meanwhile Onalaska has a grand opening of a park today!

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The federal government is nearing the debt limit and may damage the economy when that happens. One of the candidates for governor has rolled out an agriculture agenda. UW-Madison has released some information about their search for a new chancellor. Meanwhile the president will be in Wisconsin today campaigning for congressman Derrick Van Orden.

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What NFL wide receiver is wanted by police? The “queen of pop” held a pop-up concert in collaboration with what company? And a beloved children's character got roasted online.

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Lena Motolla, the owner of Lena’s Northern Pines Resort, tells us about the effect high gas prices have on Northwoods tourism. Meanwhile the failed Wisconsin surplus bill is still in the mix. Later we talk about the president trying to protect college sports before we get into good stories from around the state in Dairyland Diaries.

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We kick off the hour with headlines, including a little preview of the president’s visit to Wisconsin today. Also in Wisconsin news, a PFAS lawsuit has been settled. Later we’re joined by the founder of The Working Majority, Pete Sacoviac, to talk about the group and their tour around Wisconsin.

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Want to adopt a cow? Now you can! June has become a political month as Republican governors make alternatives to Pride month. Also, we help you prepare for Banana Ball’s visit to Milwaukee this weekend.

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What number is a woman trying to get the NFL to ban, and why? A Marvel actor is not going to be hosting SNL. A popular artist has helped pass a bill in Vermont.

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Anti-immigration posters around Kenosha have caused worries in the area, residents can report sightings of the posters by calling 833-LAT-IN01 (833-528-4601). Wisconsin lawmakers approved the release of funds for an agency that aids people with disabilities seeking work. A new law that you must wear a seatbelt in ATV/UTVs. Millions in Wisconsin housing tax credits are heading to developers.

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Civic Media reporter James Kelly joins us from the Chippewa Valley, where a new treatment center is opening. Later we talk to Ruth Schmidt, executive director of Wisconsin Early Childhood Association. She tells us about how the lack of funding will affect childcare providers.

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