June is Elder Abuse Awareness Month. One aspect of elder abuse prevention is stopping the exploitation of older adults by scammers and identity thieves. We talk with experts from the Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade, and Consumer Protection about scams that commonly target older consumers.

Wisconsin has hundreds of miles of waterways to explore. Our paddling experts are back to inspire you to get out on the water this summer, plus explain the differences between paddling in a lake or river.

Wisconsin has lost half of the wetlands that once occupied our state. Luckily, there are several groups working to restore them. We hear from the Mashkiiziibii Natural Resources Department about their work protecting the wetlands of Lake Superior.

More than two million Americans have celiac disease , which means they must avoid gluten. We learn more about medical and social aspects of celiac disease from a registered dietitian and an advocate for people with celiac.

With trees and shrubs leafing out, damage from wildlife and winter weather is apparent. We talk about what to do if you have dieback. We also look at how to keep weeds and insects off your plants.

Conversations in the Midwest can be a little difficult to understand if you’re not from around here. We look at a new book that defines what those Midwest phrases really mean, from “You betcha” to “Well, there ya go” to “I’m getting eaten alive out there!”

Wildfires, hurricanes, flooding - just some of the problems today’s cities are facing. We talk with a professor about what she invisions we need to do to make our cities sustainable in the future.

Temperatures are warming up and that means our beloved pets will be spending more time in the great outdoors. But according to AKC Reunite, one in three pets will become lost at some point in their life. Our guest explains how pet microchips work and offers guidance on flea and tick prevention.

A Reuters poll reveals that two-thirds of Americans are concerned about the negative effects of artificial intelligence. One of our tech experts is back to break down the complex implications of AI. Plus, how to spring-clean your personal devices.