One in four dogs will be diagnosed with cancer, according to MedVet. We talk with two veterinarians about the warning signs for cancer, plus cover holiday adoptions and whether you can share Thanksgiving leftovers with your dog.

About 70 percent of U.S. households have at least one pet, but only about three percent of those pet owners have insurance for their furry friend. We cover pet insurance and answer your questions about what’s right for you and dog or cat.

Chronic lower back pain is defined as pain that’s been around for 12 weeks or longer, and the National Institutes of Health reports that about 20-percent of acute low back pain cases turn chronic. Our physical therapists return to talk about self-management for back pain.

It’s time to select your Christmas trees and garlands. We talk with a tree expert about what trees are best and how to keep them fresh longer. We also talk about woody perennials.

Travel is back and one of the biggest trends is traveling solo. We get advice from a travel expert on how to explore on your own.

If you’re looking for a Hallmark movie in book form we have a selection. We talk with Wisconsin author Amy Reichert about her new novel that’s set in Milwaukee at Christmas.

Wisconsin is one of the top five Christmas tree-producing states in the nation. One of our entomologists is back to tell you how to avoid bringing in bugs if you’re getting a real tree this season.

The Clearing School was founded in 1935 at the tip of the Door County peninsula with a mission to emphasize discussion, nature and hands-on work. We find out what people are learning at the school today.

Bread making is a craft that unites many cultures. We talk about bread recipes - both traditional and innovative - with the author of a new cookbook.

Public Wi-Fi networks and Bluetooth connections can be entry points to personal data for hackers. We learn how to browse the internet safely during the holiday travel season.