The battery is one of the most important parts of a phone or laptop. Without a good battery, devices become unreliable. We talk with one of our tech experts about battery best practices, and we learn how to strengthen passwords.

Another invasive plant is causing problems in Wisconsin. We talk about the Tree of Heaven and why you don’t want to grow it. We also look at how to make sure you don’t plant invasive species.

Recent strong storms have driven rain into our homes - and not just from the roof. Many times walls, windows and doors are to blame. We talk about how to find and fix those leaks.

Each year, thousands of trout, walleye and salmon are released into the Great Lakes. They’re part of the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources’ decades-long stocking efforts. We learn more about fish stocking with a scientist from the DNR.

Beckie Gaskill makes fishing baits, hosts a podcast, directs fishing tournaments and still somehow finds time to fish for fun. We learn how Beckie found her passion for fishing and how she makes her baits. Plus, we talk about preserving the future of the sport.

The kidney, liver and heart are the most commonly transplanted organs , says the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Two doctors from the UW Health Transplant Center in Madison tell us all we need to know about organ transplants.

Even before the pandemic, about half of U.S. adults reported feelings of loneliness . We learn about the impact loneliness has on our mental and physical health, plus get some strategies to build social connections.

The editor of “Our Wisconsin” magazine shares his roundup of late summer stories, including one woman with a passion for caring for butterflies, plus an amazing discovery of an ancient antler.

“Be the girl behind the man behind the gun” was the recruiting slogan that drew many women to dangerous munitions work during World War I. We talk about “Canary Girls,” the story of the British women who risked their lives to support the Allies during the war.

There is lots to do in your garden at this time of year. We talk about keeping your edible plants healthy and productive and how to plan for the fall harvest season.