Labor groups representing Milwaukee and Racine teachers explain their support for virtual-only instruction when school starts. Then, the state Department of Transportation Secretary-designee discusses a renewed push to repair Interstate 94 between two bustling interchanges in Milwaukee.

Blue-green algae blooms generally occur between mid-June and late September. An author shares his latest knowledge of Wisconsin lakes and tells us more about the bacteria. Plus, we’ll learn about other stressors being put on our lakes and explore fish populations.

First, Josh Pade, a Democrat campaigning to unseat Republican Rep. Bryan Steil, shares his thoughts on issues facing the state. Then, an early childhood education expert discusses challenges for teachers engaging students this fall.

U.S. Rep. Gwen Moore (D-Milwaukee) discusses her friend and colleague, the late John Lewis. Then, the Secretary of the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources explains how state residents rekindled their love of the outdoors during the pandemic and what effects it might be having on state parks.

Sharon Epperson covers a wide range of personal finance issues for CNBC as a senior correspondent. We discuss what to know about tax audits after filing deadlines, the debate in Congress over more economic relief and America’s racial wealth gap.

In the 2016 presidential election, almost 100 million eligible voters — 41 percent of the electorate — sat out the election. We talk with a representative of The Knight Foundation, which did an extensive study on non-voters, to find out why so many people don’t bother casting ballots.

First, we speak with a professor about political advertising in the 2020 Presidential Election. Then, the principal of Lemonweir Elementary School in Tomah talks about how the school reopened its doors for students and teachers last week.

Genetics, environment and microbes all play a role in who we are, determining things like whether we like broccoli and if we may be predisposed to issues like obesity. Our guest author walks us through the latest research and explores how having this information could help people live richer lives. (This conversation originally aired Aug. 14, 2019.)

A new Kaiser Family Foundation survey found that more than half of American adults said the pandemic has worsened their mental health. We’ll learn how individuals can cope with their anxiety and depression.

Rep. Adam Neylon, R-Pewaukee, responds to new proposals by Democrats and Republicans aimed at helping people receive unemployment benefits. Then, WisPolitics editor JR Ross shares takeaways from new campaign fundraising disclosures and discuses which races to watch in the August primary elections.