A Wisconsin baker shares their journey to self-acceptance and self-love after coming out as a transgender person. We talk about their new cookbook, which shows us not only how to spread love, but also how to bake the perfect cupcake.

We talk to two candidates for state school superintendent — one who's a Milwaukee elementary school principal and one who's a superintendent of the Pecatonica Area School outside Madison. Then, the Milwaukee County district attorney discusses how he's dealing with a large spike in recent homicides.

We learn about a decline in Wisconsin high school seniors completing federal financial aid forms. Then, the president of Wisconsin's technical college system joins the program to discuss how campuses are navigating the pandemic and what changes in funding they are seeking from state lawmakers this year.

We learn about a decline in Wisconsin high school seniors completing federal financial aid forms. Then, the president of Wisconsin's technical college system joins the program to discuss how campuses are navigating the pandemic and what changes in funding they are seeking from state lawmakers this year.

First, we check in on the health of our state harbors, specifically the Ports of Duluth-Superior, Green Bay and Milwaukee . Then, we learn about an increase in food assistance benefits and how the state's Foodshare program has seen a large rise in demand.

A record number of women were sworn into Congress earlier this year. Now, there are 118 women elected to the U.S. House of Representatives and 24 in the Senate. We talk to the author who wrote about these groundbreaking women in her book, “The Firsts: The Inside Story of the Women Who are Reshaping Congress.”

A record number of women were sworn into Congress earlier this year. Now, there are 118 women elected to the U.S. House of Representatives and 24 in the Senate. We talk to the author who wrote about these groundbreaking women in her book, “The Firsts: The Inside Story of the Women Who are Reshaping Congress.”

We learn about a new Black entrepreneurship being created by a Wisconsin insurance company. Then, we hear from the state Dept. of Health Services on the status of the COVID-19 vaccine rollout.

The pandemic has inflicted more economic pain than any time since the Great Depression, according to a report for the Wisconsin Counties Association. We talk with the economist who wrote the report about what damage has been done, who is suffering the most and what the economy’s prospects are.

The pandemic has inflicted more economic pain than any time since the Great Depression, according to a report for the Wisconsin Counties Association. We talk with the economist who wrote the report about what damage has been done, who is suffering the most and what the economy’s prospects are.