A Wisconsin judge has ordered the state to cross-reference voter registrations against records that show voters' citizenship status.  A large-scale dairy farm in southern Wisconsin wants to add thousands of cows. And, Halloween is big business across the state. We went to a haunted house to prove it.

Albert repairs Truman’s boat and Truman is so impressed he hires Albert (and all of the orphans) to work on the boat with him. Odie is deeply jealous of the […]

First, we talk to a Madison-based writer about what could be the most extensive “Saturday Night Live” retrospective ever. Then the director and co-writer of the new movie “A Wisconsin Christmas Pie” joins us to discuss filming in Door County. Finally, we'll look at the potential hits and misses of this year’s fall movie season.

We talk to a business owner about the hemp-derived THC industry in Wisconsin and efforts to regulate it. Then, we learn about the health impacts of concentrated animal feeding operations. […]

We continue with a late-summer theme, adding songs for October and more new arrivals from the Simply Folk mailbag. Tune in from 5-9 p.m. on your local WPR Music station […]

The site of the old Kenosha Chrysler plant is home to a new innovation center. Meanwhile, the city of Ashland is studying what to do with the site of the shuttered Northland College. And ,Wisconsin Life visits Nelson Dewey State Park to look at thousands of bats.

Gertie hires on Odie, Albert, Mose and Emmy to work for her at the rate of $1 a day plus room and board. The orphans happily agree. Odie makes a […]

A country singer shares his new album all about the Milwaukee Brewers as they start their playoff run. We also hear about a summer camp in the state that reunites […]

Pollinators, especially monarch butterflies, still need food. We talk with UW Extension Outreach Specialist Bruce Spangenberg about what plants provide for these insects. And then we check in with plant disease expert Brian Hudelson to see what diseases were the most prevalent this season.

Pollinators, especially monarch butterflies, still need food. We talk with UW Extension Outreach Specialist Bruce Spangenberg about what plants provide for these insects. And then we check in with plant disease expert Brian Hudelson to see what diseases were the most prevalent this season.