Lack of rain can cause many problems with plants and trees - including disease. We talk with a plant disease expert about the effects of drought stress on gardens.

It started in 1864, when eighteen men from the Brodhead Brass Band enlisted in the Union Army as the band of the 1st Brigade, 3d Division, 15th Army Corps. Today The 1st Brigade Band continues their musical legacy. We talk about how the organization keeps history alive.

Making up for lost travel time during the pandemic is still influencing where people are going. We talk with a travel expert about new destinations. We also look at new requirements for traveling to European countries, Give Back travel, and tips for flying.

Yellow jackets are a type of wasp with yellow and black markings. During our insect update, entomologist PJ Liesch tells us why these wasps become bothersome in the fall. Plus, we hear about other insects that are thriving during the season.

Menasha, Waukesha, Milwaukee. There are countless Wisconsin cities and towns with Native American names. We learn the stories and meanings behind these names, plus why it's important for us to know them.

Imagine opening a book and discovering your darkest secrets inside. That’s what happens to the main character in the book “I Know What You Did.” We talk with author Cayce Osborne about her new thriller, set in Madison.

If you’ve been to physical therapy, you know that you might get homework. Your therapist gives you an exercise plan to follow that will help strengthen your body. We talk about the importance of sticking with that plan, plus managing lower back pain.

Container gardens can start to look rundown at this time of the year. We talk with nationally known gardening expert Melinda Myers about how to refresh them for fall. We’ll also talk about fall cover crops and caring for hydrangeas.

From spa treatments to workstations to adding saunas, homeowners are updating their homes with the latest trends. We talk about the technology behind them and why it’s good - or not- to have more conveniences.

We’re nearing the start of the fall hunting seasons for duck, deer, turkey and more. Wildlife biologist Scott Craven gives us the outlook for this fall and how you can cook with the game you bag. Plus, we hear about opportunities to help the DNR collect information.