We hear about an oil spill in Southern Wisconsin that was reported by the pipeline operator a year later. Then, Rep. Gwen Moore discusses infrastructure budget plans and gives an update on lead pipe replacement in Milwaukee.

Color can tell us a lot about the world around us. Red means hot while blue means cold. But red can also mean stop your car and blue may designate water. We dig into how we interpret different things from different colors and how color helps us communicate.

Earth is quickly approaching a point of no return with global warming, climate change and harm done to the environment. In her new book “Under a White Sky,” Pulitzer Prize-winning author Elizabeth Kolbert explores extreme ideas and out-of-the-box thinking to reverse course and repair the planet.

We speak with a Wisconsin Senate Democrat about proposed gun control legislation and its chances of passage in a Legislature with a Republican majority. Then, we hear from Green Bay's new GOP state senator about his priorities.

Wine sales rose by 60 percent in March 2020, according to Silicon Valley Bank, a high-tech commercial bank. The organization predicts wine consumption will rise after the COVID-19 pandemic. A wine expert takes the intimidation out of enjoying a glass of wine and helps us find the right wine for our palate.

Wine sales rose by 60 percent in March 2020, according to Silicon Valley Bank, a high-tech commercial bank. The organization predicts wine consumption will rise after the COVID-19 pandemic. A wine expert takes the intimidation out of enjoying a glass of wine and helps us find the right wine for our palate.

Two Wisconsin students speak with us before they compete in the Scripps National Spelling Bee. We talk about preparing for the competition and the challenges the pandemic presents. Then, on this week's April Movie Club we discuss best picture nominees "Promising Young Woman" and "Nomandland."

With summer around the corner and vaccination numbers rising, more classical music performers are considering concerts with in-person audiences. WPR host Lori Skelton discusses upcoming shows. Then, two musicians describe their experiences navigating the pandemic.

With summer around the corner and vaccination numbers rising, more classical music performers are considering concerts with in-person audiences. WPR host Lori Skelton discusses upcoming shows. Then, two musicians describe their experiences navigating the pandemic.

We talk with a co-parenting expert about the challenges divorced couples have experienced caring for their children the past year. Then, there is potential for a second passenger rail trip through Wisconsin. We talk with an expert from Wisconsin DOT about the economic impact it could have.