We weigh the effects of an FDA proposal that would offer hearing aids over-the-counter and without a prescription. Then, we learn how one Green Bay teacher is using videos to help students use math in the real world.

As we age, we become less stable, have trouble seeing and our reactions are slower. This can all lead to falling down where grave injury or even death can occur. A doctor joins us to discuss fall prevention research and mobility activities that may help the elderly avoid falls.

We hear the latest episode of the WPR redistricting podcast, "Mapped Out." Then, we explore the challenges that paper mill closures are causing for the state's logging industry.

A reporter explains how states across the country and a Milwaukee community program are seeking to improve access to college savings accounts. Then, the head of Wisconsin's technical college system discusses their current challenges and enrollment trends.

We discuss the reasons behind an increase in violence against healthcare workers. Then, we learn about the varying vaccination rates between nursing home residents and staff.

Phantom flushing. Broken handles. Leaks. Toilet issues can come up in the home unexpectedly. Our guest explains how to repair them as well as the problems that come with flushable wipes.

We hear about the life of civil rights leader Fannie Lou Hamer. Then, we check in with a Wisconsin brewery about how the pandemic has affected business.

Thousands of Afghanistan refugees are staying at Fort McCoy in Wisconsin while they await resettlement. We talk with one of those refugees about her experiences and her hopes for the future. Then we speak with the head of an organization resettling refugees.

We talk with a lawmaker from Milwaukee about results from the election audit as well as new money being provided for violence prevention. Then, we hear from a La Crosse legislator on sex trafficking and narcotics bills she's authored.

A recent investigation by the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation found dangerous levels of toxic chemicals in fast fashion items from the online retailers Shein, AliExpress and Zaful. We speak with the researcher who oversaw the lab testing about what this means for the clothes you buy online.