We recap the ongoing impeachment trial of former President Donald Trump over charges that he incited a mob storming the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6. Then, we learn about the history of Wisconsin's Black communities.

We talk to Wisconsin Attorney General Josh Kaul about the changes he's proposing for how police handle those suffering from mental health issues. Then, we take a look back over the years of Wisconsin Life as the program celebrates its 10th anniversary.

On Feb. 11, 2011, then-Gov. Scott Walker announced a proposal to eliminate collective bargaining rights for most public workers in the state. After weeks of protests, Walker signed the proposal into law, becoming Act 10. A decade later, we discuss how the law transformed Wisconsin.

On Feb. 11, 2011, then-Gov. Scott Walker announced a proposal to eliminate collective bargaining rights for most public workers in the state. After weeks of protests, Walker signed the proposal into law, becoming Act 10. A decade later, we discuss how the law transformed Wisconsin.

A labor attorney discusses how employers are handling workplace safety amid the coronavirus pandemic and if employees may be required to get vaccinated. Then, we talk with a trucking executive about how the industry is managing increased demand.

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.

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 look at how the coronavirus pandemic has hit tribal casinos and other tourism attractions on state reservations. Then, we examine how the fall elections were administered ahead of next week's school superintendent primary.

This week, the U.S. Senate began the second impeachment trial of Donald Trump, who is accused of being “singularly responsible” for inciting a violent attack on Congress. We talk with a historian of the Republican Party about what this second impeachment means for the country and the GOP.

This week, the U.S. Senate began the second impeachment trial of Donald Trump, who is accused of being “singularly responsible” for inciting a violent attack on Congress. We talk with a historian of the Republican Party about what this second impeachment means for the country and the GOP.