An Epic Systems vice president informs us about what the healthcare software giant has learned from its enormous cache of patient data about COVID-19. Then, we dive into summer/fall tourism in Wisconsin Dells and discuss the legacy of The Tommy Bartlett Show as the area's water skiing attraction comes to an end.

The gray wolf population in Wisconsin has increased to over 1,000 , far above the state’s goal of 350. As the Trump administration considers taking gray wolves off the endangered species list, tribes and conservation groups in Wisconsin grapple with how to manage the population.

Mercer, a human resource consulting company, found that across industries in the U.S., Black and Latino populations are underrepresented at every career level above support staff. We talk about navigating diversity, inclusion and equity in the workplace.

We get up to speed with analysis of the first Trump-Biden debate from a political scientist. Then, Constitution Party candidate Don Blankenship joins us to share his campaign priorities.

As the coronavirus pandemic and economic recession continue, we take stock of best practices on managing money during an uncertain time. We’re joined by a personal finance writer to discuss where to financially pinch and how to plan ahead.

The coronavirus that brought the world to a halt may have come from an endangered animal called the pangolin. We talk to a journalist who wrote a 2012 book about why diseases are passing from animals to humans with greater frequency — and what it means for the future.

We talk to a doctor about how racial disparities in healthcare are amplified by the coronavirus pandemic and what can be done about it. Then, we ask a UW-Madison researcher who's part of a team that developed a new saliva sample test for COVID-19 about how they're taking the spit test mobile and why.

For months, experts have warned that people with serious heart conditions like high blood pressure and cardiovascular disease were at an increased risk of severe illness from COVID-19. The virus’ long-term effects on the heart are still largely unknown. A cardiologist helps us untangle the nuance.

Nearly nine out of 10 optometrists reported providing emergency care during the pandemic, according t o the American Optometric Association’s Health Policy Institute. An eye doctor shares how to protect our eyes during COVID-19. Plus, we’ll learn when it’s time to get glasses and how screen time can affect our vision.

WPR's State Capitol reporter joins us with the latest on the statewide mask mandate, Wisconsin election laws and more. Then, we discuss the Assembly speaker's task force to address racial disparities with its co-chair, state Rep. Shelia Stubbs.