A recent study revealed that nearly one in five married Americans are currently considering divorce. We talk with two attorneys who offer advice on if you should get an attorney, how to find one and answer your questions about divorce and family law.

Are you finding moths, worms or flies in your kitchen? Our bug guy is back to tell you what those pests may be and how to get rid of them and keep them from coming back.

Is more protein in pet food better better and does it matter where it comes from? We take a closer look with regular guest Dr. Sandi Sawchuk. We also take a about cats with bladder issues and prostate disease in dogs.

The Great Lakes Bioenergy Research Center (GLBRC), has a new mission. We talk about these changes with the center’s director and associate director and find out what research is being do to develop sustainable alternatives to petroleum based fuels.

Now that spring is officially here, we take a look at how this winter compared statistically with other recent winters. We also find out why the east has had so many bad storms of late and how to become a 'spotter" for the National Weather Service.

Shrubs can add a whole new dimension to the landscape – if you know how to use them. Our guest, the director of horticulture at Rotary Botanical Gardens in Janesville shares the what, where and how of adding shrubs to your garden.

Tired of making recipes that leave you with too many leftovers? Our guest is the author of a cookbook that features recipes for one that are easy, use every-day ingredients and are approved by the American Diabetes Association.

What happens to our brain when we play video games? Do different games affect us in different ways? We talk to a psychology professor about what the research shows.

Do you have an eagle, badger or wolf license plate? The money raised from those special plates goes to The Natural Heritage Conservation Program. We talk to its director about what the program does to promote and protect wildlife and wild places in Wisconsin.

Wisconsin has over 15,000 lakes, we take a look at the organization that helps protect and enhance the quality of them. We also hear about this year’s Wisconsin Lakes Partnership Convention.