Whether you call it "working from home" or "remote working," there’s a good chance you’ve been doing some of your work away from your workplace over the last year. We discuss what changes to our jobs and job spaces made during the pandemic are here to stay and what new changes are yet to come.

Whether you call it "working from home" or "remote working," there’s a good chance you’ve been doing some of your work away from your workplace over the last year. We discuss what changes to our jobs and job spaces made during the pandemic are here to stay and what new changes are yet to come.

On Tuesday, a jury found Derek Chauvin guilty of two counts of murder and one count of manslaughter for killing George Floyd in Minneapolis last May. We get reactions from two racial justice activists. Then we talk with a state legislator about how this could affect state policy on police reform.

Our waterfront communities are in crisis from climate change, rising water levels and temperatures, and pollution. But not all communities are suffering the consequences equally. We talk with two activists who are fighting to protect water and ensure that everyone has access to it and can enjoy it.

Our waterfront communities are in crisis from climate change, rising water levels and temperatures, and pollution. But not all communities are suffering the consequences equally. We talk with two activists who are fighting to protect water and ensure that everyone has access to it and can enjoy it.

We explore the possibility of broadband access delivered to rural parts of Wisconsin via drone. Then, we hear about how the state Department of Public Instruction found that the Burlington Area School District created a racially hostile environment for their students of color.

Ahead of Earth Day, we look at how private woodland owners in our state manage the forests and their ecosystems. An expert shares insight on land classifications, hunting, timber harvesting and climate change.

Ahead of Earth Day, we look at how private woodland owners in our state manage the forests and their ecosystems. An expert shares insight on land classifications, hunting, timber harvesting and climate change.

We check in with a WPR political reporter to hear about recent activity by state lawmakers, including how they want to spend stimulus funds. Then, we hear from a state representative about bills addressing Holocaust education and abortion.

Coinbase made history as the first major cryptocurrency company to go public. We speak to an economist and a finance professor about the future of virtual currency.