Loons are known for their phenomenal diving ability, sublime songs and serene presence on Northwood lakes. We talk to a biologist who has studied loons around the world about his new book, “Loon Lessons,” to find out what makes the bird so special.

Many of the wealthiest Americans became even wealthier during the pandemic — while millions of others found themselves out of work. The author of “The Wealth Hoarders” explains the secret tactics of the super rich to skirt taxes and hide massive amounts of money.

Earlier this summer, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration designated almost a thousand-mile area off the Lake Michigan coast as a shipwreck sanctuary. We learn about what’s sunk on the bottom of the lake.

We learn how to navigate those potentially excruciating family conversations about the pandemic and politics over Thanksgiving dinner. Then we get some tips for running a turkey trot from an avid runner.

Broken refrigerators, ovens, washing machines and microwaves can be a headache. Should you repair or replace? We get tips and advice on what to do with malfunctioning appliances as part of our weekly home improvement series.

We speak with Green Bay Mayor Eric Genrich about the city's plans for federal ARPA funds and housing. Then, we speak with Sen. Ron Johnson about elections, redistricting and vaccine misinformation.

During the Great Depression, the United States created a civilian conservation corps to develop natural areas and resources. We talk with two conservationists who are now promoting a similar idea with the goals of putting people back to work, fighting climate change, and connecting people to nature.

We hear about the state's plans to create carbon-free power sources. Then, we talk with a Democratic state senator about issues facing rural communities.

According to the faith and culture research group Barna, nearly two in five pastors have considered quitting their full-time ministry work this year. We speak with a writer for The Atlantic and two leaders of Wisconsin church organizations about the increasing political polarization in church.

We talk about the work that goes into family caregiving with advocates from Wisconsin caregiving groups. Then, we talk with a nutritionist about the current research and how the pandemic has affected breastfeeding.