Wisconsin filmmaker Suzanne Jurva talks about how the state of WI does not have incentives to film movies and TV here.

Kelly Meyerhofer Journal Sentinel Reporter talks about the UW-Milwaukee Waukesha campus closure.

US Bank Hiring Manager, Lindsey Kriete talks about companies requiring employees to go back into the office.

Steve Vavrus, UW-Madison Weather Expert and State Climatologist talks about the major weather changes Wisconsin has been experiencing and how it will impact different industries like agriculture and more.

Katie Rosenberg, Mayor of Wausau talks about the removal of lead pipes in the city on the heels of Biden making a nationwide push to replace all lead pipes.

Wisconsin natives Sunny Pulver and Bizzy Smith talk about their time as an Amazing Race team. They talk about their careers as firefighters, their friendship and juggling it all while being mothers and now competing reality TV.

All of the women of WTMJ join together to talk about the significance of International Women’s Day and the new 2.0 lineup.

On the heels of Lily Gladstone's Golden Globe winning speech where she mentioned the importance of continuing learning Native American languages, Reporter Salina Heller talks about WI schools offering classes teaching the ho-chunk.