We talk with a state lawmaker from Wonewoc about his bill requiring the national anthem be played at sports games. Then, a new state representative from Milwaukee discusses how the increase in Black women legislators in Wisconsin achieves accurate representation.

In March and April, U.S. Customs and Border Protection reported detaining more than 350,000 people along the nation’s southern border. That’s more people than the previous four months combined. We discuss the recent surge with a professor and then hear from Republican U.S. Rep. Glenn Grothman.

In March and April, U.S. Customs and Border Protection reported detaining more than 350,000 people along the nation’s southern border. That’s more people than the previous four months combined. We discuss the recent surge with a professor and then hear from Republican U.S. Rep. Glenn Grothman.

We look at a unique policing program that began in Racine decades ago where cops are stationed at houses in the neighborhoods they serve. Then, we learn about how rising average temperatures may affect farming activity.

In 1970, a group of Black businessmen purchased Peoples Brewing Co. in a city with only 103 Black residents. We explore the legacy of the establishment with a beer historian and son of one of the founders.

In 1970, a group of Black businessmen purchased Peoples Brewing Co. in a city with only 103 Black residents. We explore the legacy of the establishment with a beer historian and son of one of the founders.

We hear what steps Monroe County is taking to address climate change in their community after devastating dam failures and flooding there in recent years. Then, we learn about a new idea to outsource unemployment benefit processing.

From small hacks of social media accounts to large scale disruptions like the recent oil pipeline ransomware attack, cyber criminals are busy these days. A cybersecurity expert joins us to discuss staying safe online and the job market in this field.

From small hacks of social media accounts to large scale disruptions like the recent oil pipeline ransomware attack, cyber criminals are busy these days. A cybersecurity expert joins us to discuss staying safe online and the job market in this field.

An American Indian Studies professor joins us for a review of key points made during the State of the Tribes. Then, a University of Minnesota researcher discusses the potential use of fungi to fight invasive species.