Children as young as 6 months old are now participating in COVID-19 vaccine trials. We hear from an infectious disease specialist about what this means for the next phase of the pandemic and how variants affect kids.

Wisconsin's Department of Natural Resources explores TikTok, a video-sharing social networking service, as a way to connect with a new audience. Then, we reflect on the Derek Chauvin trial and the relationship between officers and the communities they serve.

A shrinking swath of Americans are opposed to or undecided about getting coronavirus vaccines, according to surveys by the Kaiser Family Foundation. We discuss why some remain concerned with getting vaccinated and how public health authorities might respond.

A shrinking swath of Americans are opposed to or undecided about getting coronavirus vaccines, according to surveys by the Kaiser Family Foundation. We discuss why some remain concerned with getting vaccinated and how public health authorities might respond.

An attorney discusses the ethics of crowdfunding legal services. Then, we explore the causes of an increase in traffic fatalities.

Helen Daniels Bader grew up in South Dakota during the Great Depression. She ended her life as a social worker breaking new ground for dementia patient care and as one of Milwaukee’s premier philanthropists. We discuss Helen’s remarkable life and lasting legacy with her biographer.

Helen Daniels Bader grew up in South Dakota during the Great Depression. She ended her life as a social worker breaking new ground for dementia patient care and as one of Milwaukee’s premier philanthropists. We discuss Helen’s remarkable life and lasting legacy with her biographer.

A Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reporter explains the politics behind worker's compensation in the state and why rates have not changed in several years. After we speak to Earth Rider Brewery in Superior about new and upcoming beer creations.

After more than a year of self-imposed isolation from the pandemic, do we remember how to socialize? And do we even want to go back to the old normal? We talk to an expert on happiness and well-being about the decisions we’ll have to weigh and how best to approach the next phase in our lives.

After more than a year of self-imposed isolation from the pandemic, do we remember how to socialize? And do we even want to go back to the old normal? We talk to an expert on happiness and well-being about the decisions we’ll have to weigh and how best to approach the next phase in our lives.