Eating a balanced diet that includes a variety of vitamins and minerals, as well as getting enough sleep and exercising often, are known ways to help our bodies fight infection and illness. We talk with a nutrition specialist about how to boost our immune system.

The members of "Odd Squad," an investigation agency run by kids, spend their days looking into weird, strange and especially odd mysteries. Agent Orla, Agent Omar and their boss, Big O, are here to tell us all about the problems they’ve been solving lately.

Officials are having trouble assessing the COVID-19 fatality rate. We talk to a reporter about why this is difficult. Then, we hear how professional athletes in Wisconsin are responding to the recent protests and discuss plans to restart their seasons.

This year, Juneteenth — the holiday commemorating the end of slavery in the United States after the Civil War — will largely be celebrated in online events because of the coronavirus pandemic. We talk to event organizers around Wisconsin about their virtual celebrations.

The U.S. Supreme Court may decide a case this week that could determine the fate of the country’s Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, or DACA, program. We speak with a Wisconsin immigration lawyer about the implications of this ruling and the effects on the state’s DACA recipients.

Lawmakers on both sides of the aisle want Gov. Tony Evers to fire a staff member who he says secretly recorded a meeting. We learn more. Then, we hear about a program aiming to help incarcerated kids, and a WPR reporter details why a longtime paper mill is shutting down.

Social media has been filled with photos of homemade bread creations since the beginning of the pandemic. We talk to an expert about how to hone this craft and ways that fledgling bread bakers can get started.

As we head into summer, questions remain on which activities, like going to the beach or heading to an outdoor BBQ, are safest during the pandemic. We talk with an infectious disease specialist to learn more and what can alter our risk.

First, we examine how the Civil Rights Act protects LGBTQ Americans from workforce discrimination after a recent Supreme Court ruling. Then, we speak to the head of a law enforcement union about the civil demonstrations against police brutality and calls for defunding police departments.

A veterinarian discusses tips for pet care and animal health.