Americans are divided on just about everything these days. The Washington Post reports that both sides are framing the election as a battle for the “soul” of the country. We talk with two political experts about what the country is divided on and whether the election can heal those divisions.

A Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reporter brings us up to speed on what to expect on this Election Day. Then, we speak with a doctor in Menominee about the county's recent explosion of COVID cases.

Like technology, the telecom industry is constantly changing and growing. To help you get the most out of your internet and data plans, we talk with the host of The Daily Charge podcast about choosing the right internet service provider and cell phone plan.

Millions of women are being affected by the current gender health gap that exists globally. Our guest shares her latest research on how COVID-19 is exasperating the problem. Plus, we’ll take a deep dive into gender bias in healthcare and what can be done to reduce health inequities.

On the eve of the 2020 presidential election day we speak with the chairs of the state’s Democratic and Republican parties. We discuss their work this campaign season, polling and how they’ve worked to get their supporters out to vote.

In a culture enamored with prodigies and high-achieving children, so-called late bloomers often get written off. But our guest says that’s a mistake, and many of us actually unlock our potential later in life. He makes the case for patience in a culture that’s often obsessed with early achievement.

As part of our coverage of the November election, we’re hearing from Wisconsin’s congressional candidates. We’ll talk with U.S. Rep. Glenn Grothman, the Republican incumbent who was first elected in 2014, and his Democratic challenger, Jessica King.

A runner tells us about how, after an injury, she learned to love the slower, more contemplative pace of walking. Then, we consider the future of frac sand mining in Wisconsin. Finally, we look at how one healthcare system has fared through the recent explosion of COVID cases.

If the local lore is to be believed, there's no shortage of ghosts and ghouls haunting the state's cities and small towns. We talk with an author about Wisconsin's haunted hotels, creepy cemeteries and other scary stories. Join the conversation ...if you dare.

For months, reporters and pundits have been obsessively tracking the political polls trying to predict what will happen on Election Day. We talk with two experts about how polling works, what polls can and can’t tell us, and the state of the presidential race just days before Nov. 3.