Narcissism can be a destructive personality disorder. It is also viewed as part of our national character. A psychologist joins us to explain how narcissism works, how it impacts society, and personal relationships.

The Minnesota Freedom Fund has received donations of more than 300 times its annual budget in the wake of Black Lives Matter protests. At the same time, bail fund organizers say they're seeing prosecutors set higher bail fees. We look at what the increased power of bail funds means for the justice system.

We get an update from a UW-Madison researcher exploring how the new coronavirus works in order to develop a vaccine for it. Then, a journalist explains how local officials are debunking COVID-19 conspiracy theories. And we also learn about a new virus that just caused its first fatality in the state.

With the coronavirus pandemic restricting indoor activities and other types of gatherings, biking is a safe alternative for some outdoor fun. We learn about some of the best routes to explore as Wisconsin Bike Week kicks off this weekend.

A record number of citizens say it “really matters” who wins the presidential election on Nov. 3. But half of voters expect it will be difficult casting a ballot. We talk with two voting advocates about how they’re helping people register and how people can make sure their vote counts.

Last month, the Milwaukee Fire and Police Commission unanimously approved a new acting chief. We talk with him about how he plans to engage staff with the community. Then, we take a closer look at the latest Marquette poll results.

Milwaukee is significantly behind on their goal of replacing 1,100 lead pipes by end of year, partially due to the pandemic. First, a pediatrician talks about the effects of lead contamination. Then, the Milwaukee Water Works superintendent discusses the lead pipe replacement project and clean drinking water.

How we feel about our bodies varies as widely as their shapes and the scars on them. We talk to a yoga teacher who wrote the book “Your Body, Your Best Friend” about addressing negative body image issues and how to get past them.

We learn how UW-Madison students are acclimating to college life in a pandemic. Then, amid UW-Madison Chancellor Rebecca Blank’s call for a two-week lockdown, we look at how risk can be effectively communicated to young people.

Roughly two-thirds of Americans are concerned if they can pay the minimum payment on their credit card debt in the next three months, according to a poll from creditcards.com. We dive into personal finance, including student loan debt and how to build an emergency fund amid this pandemic.