Every year the Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection (DATCP) receives tens of thousands of requests for assistance and resources. We talk about the top ten categories of complaints they receive and look at some of the latest scams.

We get a preview of this year’s public lands atlas and hear how the state manages these parcels. Then, we hear the backstory of wetlands in Wisconsin, and learn about an annual conference honoring them.

We explore the history of women in the brewing industry, then learn about the influence of a Canadian-born photographer in the Wisconsin Dells.

First we cover news from communities along the Mississippi River. Then, the top weather events from last year, plus the difference between “partly cloudy” and “partly sunny.”

Not all orchids are created equal. We talk with an expert about how to choose a plant that works for your location and skill level.

We talk with experts about the use of salt on icy streets and why less is better. We also look at research that is being done to make our roads last longer.

Larry talks with an avid snowshoer about the best trails in the state, plus how to get into the sport. After that, we learn more about the state’s animal.

When you see a dog wag their tail, you probably assume they’re happy or excited. While it’s true that dogs use their tails for communication, the finer details behind wagging remain a mystery. We talk about tail wagging, ear health and more with a Lake Mills veterinarian.

The editor of “Our Wisconsin” magazine stops by to give you a preview of what’s in the latest issue. Then, the Wisconsin Tobacco Quit Line is offering free medications if you’re looking to quit smoking.

Some plants grow better and produce more when they are next to different kinds of plants. We talk to Jessica Walliser about the science behind those pairings and also look at how to grow in small spaces.