We discuss North Korea's latest round of missile testing and the United States' longstanding conflict with leadership there. Then, we hear about a plan for reparations to repair harm done to Black residents over housing discrimination in an Illinois city.

About 12 million people 40 or older have a vision impairment, according to the CDC. We examine access to the COVID vaccine after Kaiser Health News found that federal, state and local websites violate disability laws. Plus, we discuss virtual learning challenges for blind children.

About 12 million people 40 or older have a vision impairment, according to the CDC. We examine access to the COVID vaccine after Kaiser Health News found that federal, state and local websites violate disability laws. Plus, we discuss virtual learning challenges for blind children.

We talk with a state Senate Democrat about pollution and what can be done — legislatively speaking— about the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. Then, the state Senate Republican who's written the most bills this session discusses his priorities.

The shift to remote working and learning has driven many people to seek out diagnosis and treatment for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder or ADHD. We check in with a psychiatrist on the latest science and strategies for coping with the disorder.

Women play a vital role in the state’s farming and conservation efforts but fail to get the same recognition — or federal assistance — as their male counterparts. We look at a new program for women conservationists and discuss female trailblazers who laid the foundation for today’s efforts.

Bayfield County leads the state in vaccination rates after distributing doses to 40 percent of residents. Then, we learn more about the president's attempts to reverse the legacy his predecessor left on environmental policy.

Since the COVID-19 crisis began, the UW Health Pain Management Clinic has seen an increase in patient needs. The medical director joins the show to explain the challenges of managing chronic pain in this pandemic. Plus, we’ll take a closer look at opioid use and alternative methods of treatment.

The shift to remote working and learning has driven many people to seek out diagnosis and treatment for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder or ADHD. We check in with a psychiatrist on the latest science and strategies for coping with the disorder.

We hear from the reporter covering investigations into sexual assault within the Wisconsin National Guard. Then, the top commander of the state National Guard responds to the latest on the investigations.