Before they stormed the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, pro-Trump rioters devised their plan using social media. We learn how they connected online. Then, we discuss how Wisconsin compares to other states in vaccine rollout using the meager data available so far.

Human Rights Campaign President Alphonso David joins us to discuss the group's agenda for the upcoming year, priorities they have for the incoming Biden administration and the ongoing violence against transgender and gender non-conforming people.

First, we hear about the rollout of COVID-19 vaccines for emergency medical workers. Then, we learn about how restaurants and taverns may soon be able to sell alcoholic drinks to go — with special sealed lids — in an effort to boost their financial situation.

A new variant of the coronavirus is showing up across the U.S., including Wisconsin. An infectious disease specialist explains what we know. Plus, he shares his experience receiving the Pfizer vaccine while also detailing who will be vaccinated next and what the current flu season looks like.

A new variant of the coronavirus is showing up across the U.S., including Wisconsin. An infectious disease specialist explains what we know. Plus, he shares his experience receiving the Pfizer vaccine while also detailing who will be vaccinated next and what the current flu season looks like.

We hear from a state lawmaker who is co-chair of a group created to address racial disparities. Then, the secretary-designee of the state agency in charge of professional credentialing joins us to discuss hiring practices and job licensure.

Milwaukee's interim health commissioner discusses the city's vaccine rollout and a new order limiting capacity in restaurants. Then, a constitutional law professor explains how the impeachment may affect Congress.

At Lambeau Field on Saturday, the Green Bay Packers start their playoff run against the Los Angeles Rams. We talk with a reporter about the matchup. Then, a panel discusses how sports is adapting to the pandemic at different levels of competition.

At Lambeau Field on Saturday, the Green Bay Packers start their playoff run against the Los Angeles Rams. We talk with a reporter about the matchup. Then, a panel discusses how sports is adapting to the pandemic at different levels of competition.

First, the new chief of the state forestry division talks about managing public forest land. Then, a Capitol Hill reporter gives an update on the impeachment. Next, U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin shares her insight on the riot, removing the president from office, and the inauguration.