Lake Effect's Sam Woods & Joy Powers explore conditions at the Milwaukee County Jail after several deaths there and Waupun Correctional Institute, which has been on lockdown for months.

We speak with an Afro-Latina about her experience coming to Milwaukee from Puerto Rico. Then, we speak with one of Wisconsin's female master cheesemakers. Plus, hear new, local music in the Milwaukee Music Roundup.

We learn about CCmás, a program educating Wisconsin’s Latino community on reproductive health and justice. We hear from a local comedian who is advocating for more women and women of color in standup. Plus, learn about a Milwaukee park renamed for legendary musician Al Jarreau.

We look at the plan to put millions of public dollars into the Brewers Stadium. We speak with the owners of Milwaukee dance studio, Delaware House. Plus, get some advice on how to preserve what came out of the garden this year.

We explore the impact of a recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling on wetlands protection. Capitol Notes looks at the GOP’s plan for funding the Brewers stadium and their efforts to keep the state’s gerrymandered maps in place. A NASA astrophysicist shares discoveries made by largely overlooked women. Plus, we bring you a new Sounds Like Milwaukee.

We continue our conversation about Milwaukee’s Martin Drive neighborhood. Then, look at the fight over the Wisconsin Supreme Court and how it could impact upcoming elections. We help you plan a trip to take in the best fall colors in Wisconsin. Plus, find out about Barbie’s Wisconsin roots.

We look at Milwaukee’s Martin Drive neighborhood and what’s made it one of the most racially diverse neighborhoods in the city. We hear from a group helping Milwaukee residents become naturalized citizens of the United States. We learn what’s new at Doors Open Milwaukee this weekend. Plus, hear music from Indie-psych rock band Night Moves in the latest episode of Live at Lake Effect.

We look at the proposals for redesigning I-794. We learn about efforts to monitor and improve indoor air quality for children in Milwaukee. We hear from residents in one of Milwaukee’s most racially diverse neighborhoods. Plus, hear from people who atteneded the 10th annual Puerto Rican Fest in Milwaukee.

We learn how the Wisconsin Latinx History Collective is working to preserve stories from the community. We talk with the first female senior rabbi in a reform or conservative synagogue in the metro Milwaukee area. We look at a new study that shows a surprising health trend among millennials. We visit the Karen Supermarket and learn about Milwaukee Rohingya community. Plus, bring you a new Sounds Like Milwaukee.

We tell you about Walk Together Milwaukee. We explore some of the stereotypes around human trafficking. We learn about a group putting on surprise music shows around the city. Plus, tell you about a book of photographs from mid-century Milwaukee.