A region in northern Wisconsin is seeing more positive cases of the coronavirus despite its low population. We check in with a public information officer in Iron County to learn more. Then, we'll talk about how to obtain a voter ID through the DMV as the pandemic continues.

Goats are working hard to manage land around the state, keeping invasive species of plants at bay. Our guest, a grazing and perennial agriculture specialist, talks about employing livestock to manage pastures, parks and other areas.

Heralded as an experiment to bring scientists from different disciplines together, the Wisconsin Institute for Discovery was created 10 years ago. We talk to the institute’s director about interdisciplinary science collaboration.

We talk with the Reedsburg Utility Commission about how their rural community established a high-speed internet system two decades ago. Then, we discuss research showing the benefits wearing a mask has against infectious diseases.

Erin Lowry is the author of “Broke Millennial: Stop Scraping By and Get Your Financial Life Together.” We welcome her back to discuss a variety of personal finance issues, including investing, credit cards, saving and philanthropy.

Ahead of the Aug. 11 partisan primary, we talk with Republican Tim Rogers about his candidacy for Wisconsin's 4th congressional district. Then, a professor explains how climate change is affecting sea levels and what the ramifications could look like for Wisconsin.

A Princeton University history and public affairs professor gives an update on the presidential election and mail-in voting. Then, we discuss the fall's virtual education offerings in Wausau with an area superintendent.

From recommending the next TV show you should watch to predicting where a coronavirus outbreak might occur, artificial intelligence has an increasing presence in our everyday lives. We talk to a technology instructor and investor about the basics, growth and future of AI.

ThedaCare, based in Northeast Wisconsin, recently celebrated the discharge of its 100th COVID-19 patient. We’ll talk with the CEO to learn about the latest treatment and research efforts. Plus, he’ll explain the pay cuts that executives are taking to offset financial losses due to the coronavirus.

Retiring state Sen. Fred Risser, D-Madison, discusses his career in Badger State politics. Then, the administrator of Wisconsin's elections agency shares updates on how clerks, poll workers and others are managing the statewide Aug. 11 primary.