August is a popular time to move. We talk about how to protect yourself and your property if you are a tenant or a landlord.

Ticks may be linked to the spread of CWD in deer, according to new research from UW-Madison’s Heather Inzalaco. Our wildlife experts are back to share more about the study, plus give population updates about waterfowl, grouse and pheasants.

If not for a group of Midwestern women, baseball might have lost a lot of popularity during World War II. We learn about the athletes behind the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League of the 1940s and 1950s.

More than six million people tuned in to watch the U.S. women’s national team take on the Netherlands last week Wednesday. We update you about the World Cup and reflect on its influence on girls and youth in soccer in Wisconsin.

Heat waves, like the one much of Wisconsin saw last week, usually form because of trapped hot air . The Weather Guys are back to teach us about the heat, hurricanes and more.

Join us on a journey to outer space! Two astronomers tell us about the James Webb Telescope’s latest photos. They also share what to look up for in Wisconsin's night sky this month.

Lack of rain is stressing fruit plants this season. We talk with three experts about how to make sure your trees, shrubs and vines survive the drought.

As young birds leave the nest and adults are not tied down with nesting duties, many will disperse in search of better feeding areas. We talk about bird species that have made their way to Wisconsin.

A group of Door and Kewaunee County farmers are adopting new practices with sustainability and conservation in mind. We talk about the results of the first year of their project looking at water quality, soil health, carbon emissions and more.

Yellow perch, rainbow trout and tilapia are just a few of the fish farmed for food in Wisconsin. We break down the aquaculture industry and take a tour of a fish farm.