In recent years, the U.S. Census Bureau annual updates show a shrinking white population and growing population of people of color in the nation. We receive an analysis of the 2020 census process, insights, and projections from two demographers.

We hear from a reporter covering the state's First Nations about issues facing the Native American population. Then, we learn about advancements in electric cars and the infrastructure needed to support them.

Moving to a new planet outside our solar system might sound like science fiction, but it could become a reality far into the future. We talk to a geneticist about his 500-year plan to leave Earth, the future of the human race and where in the universe we might live next.

The early days of the COVID-19 pandemic gave us a glimpse of what the world would be like if we simply bought less. But what if we stopped altogether? The author of “The Day The World Stops Shopping” explains the effects of ending consumerism on the environment, the economy and society.

We get the latest on possible charges against a former Wauwatosa police officer who, while on duty, fatally shot a Black man in 2016. Then, we hear about how to best prepare and stay safe during severe weather.

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 hear about how those working temporary, freelance or gig jobs are continuing to struggle. Then, we learn why the pandemic is affecting the state's mink fur production industry.

From backyard fire pits to outdoor kitchens to spicing up your landscaping, the Wisconsin Landscape Contractors Association is here to help. For this “Ask A Contractor” interview, we look at how to improve your curb appeal.

We learn about a climate change task force in the Monroe area. Then, we hear about how the federal Paycheck Protection Program loans may not have been doled out equally based on race.

We find out how inmates and the state's corrections facilities are handling the ongoing pandemic. Then, we hear about how healthcare employers are mandating that their employees get the coronavirus vaccine.