How does climate change figure into the future of dairy farming in Wisconsin? We look at the science and technology behind making the dairy industry more sustainable.

We get the latest on the continuing opioid epidemic. Then, we hear about major shifts in enrollment at K-12 schools.

In many Evangelical faiths, women are expected to be subservient and supportive to men. We speak with a historian and Evangelical scholar who argues that these gender roles are based in human culture, not Scripture. She’s part of a growing movement challenging the role of women in Christianity.

In this hour, we get updates on the turmoil in Afghanistan as the Taliban regain control of the country after a 20-year presence by the U.S. military. First, we hear from a political science professor about the history of the war, then a U.S. representative offers his perspective.

When Giannis Antetokounmpo arrived in Milwaukee, no one thought he’d be the championship player he is today. The Ringer staff writer Mirin Fader talks about Antetokounmpo's upbringing, which she writes about in her latest book "Giannis: The Improbable Rise of an NBA MVP."

We learn about the work of the state's new soil scientist and her passion for dirt. Then, we examine how such public health guidance as a policy tool could be improved.

It may come as a shock when we solve an electrical problem correctly. So, put your wiring fears aside because we’re opening the circuit panel and exploring common electrical problems. An electrician has the answers.

We discuss the danger of the coronavirus spreading between animals. Then, we learn about the recent increase in kids who have tested positive for the delta variant of COVID-19.

Conservatives around the country have been raising alarm about an esoteric academic pedagogy called “critical race theory.” We talk to an educational scholar about what critical race theory actually is and the best ways to teach about our country's history of racism.

State Rep. Lee Snodgrass, D-Appleton, discusses her bills on voting, LGBTQ issues and protecting pollinators. Then, Department of Transportation Sec.-designee Craig Thompson joins to talk about what the federal infrastructure bill could mean for Wisconsin.