We discuss writing poetry with two UW-Milwaukee educators. Margaret Rozga is the current Wisconsin Poet Laureate. Kimberly Blaeser was state poet laureate from 2015 to 2016.

Scientists, companies and federal officials all say that most people will not have access to a COVID-19 vaccine until next year, however, the president has said one will be available in October. A healthcare reporter breaks down the process to the vaccine receiving FDA authorization and approval.

A federal lawsuit against social media giant Facebook alleges it failed to take down pages that incited violence during nights of protests in Kenosha. A lawyer explains. Then, we dive into Milwaukee's city budget with a reporter.

Autumn officially started this week, so we’re looking at the best spots to camp in Wisconsin when the leaves begin to change. Plus, advice on how to stay toasty at your campsite in colder weather.

Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, who died last Friday, left an indelible mark on the U.S. Supreme Court and American culture. We talk with a Wisconsin Supreme Court justice and the president of the International Association of Women Judges about Ginsburg’s legacy.

In spring, COVID-19 outbreaks in meat processing plants garnered a lot of attention. We talk with a reporter about what we do and don't know about how the virus spread through the facilities. Then, we learn about research that is testing the ability to treat depression with the hallucinogenic drug psilocybin.

Data shows that the coronavirus pandemic is expected to reduce carbon emissions by up to 8% this year worldwide. We check in with Clean Wisconsin's air and energy program to learn more about carbon emissions and renewable energy across the state.

Students at the Riveredge Outdoor Learning Elementary School use 400 acres in Ozaukee County as their classroom and nature as their textbook. We learn about the school’s curriculum, n ow in its second year, and the increased interest in outdoor education during the pandemic.

Badger football returns to the field this October, despite a growing number of COVID-19 cases on UW-Madison's campus. We learn what the new season will look like and how players will be kept safe. Then, we talk with the Dane County executive about how he feels about the latest decision to play.

We’re joined by a financial expert to learn about financial capability — what it is, how to build it for ourselves and to support others. We also explore the importance of checking and understanding your credit report.