First, we'll get an explanation of contact tracing and an update on the state's efforts to track the movements and interactions of those who test positive for COVID-19. Then, we'll check in to see how local theaters around the state are changing how they entertain during the pandemic.

In recent decades, ornithology has had an explosion of new information and upturned assumptions about birds. They’re smart . They can dance . And they’re wildly diverse, ranging from fast fliers under an ounce to land-bound giants . A bird expert (and lover) shares the latest science on bird behavior.

Researchers around the world are racing to develop a coronavirus vaccine. Some have already begun human trials. We talk to a pharmacy professor about how vaccines work and how they’re created.

First, a reporter shares the latest news on higher education institutions including testing, budget cuts, furloughs and new Title IX rules on sexual misconduct cases. Then, the president of a senior living facility explains what they are doing to keep vulnerable populations safe in the pandemic.

Experts say the pandemic is changing our sleep habits. Our guest explains why that’s happening and the best strategies for a good night’s sleep. Plus, we look at vivid dreams and why COVID-19 may be to blame.

Crisis hotlines are seeing an uptick in calls and texts as the coronavirus pandemic persists. We talk to the executive director of the Center for Suicide Awareness about how her organization is helping those in need of emotional support and intervention, and how hotline volunteers are getting the help they need, too.

On this edition of the State Capitol Report, we check in with state Sen. Chris Kapenga, R-Delafield, about the challenges to the "Safer at Home" order. Then, Lt. Gov. Mandela Barnes joins us to share the administration's response to the public health crisis caused by COVID-19.

We discuss spring car care and what to keep an eye on if you’re driving significantly less due to the coronavirus pandemic. An expert shares car maintenance advice, and we learn about how the pandemic is affecting the auto industry.

Pompeii. The Great Chicago Fire. World War II. Lauren Tarshis writes about hardships and the kids who lived through them in her I SURVIVED series.She joins us to talk about the most difficult times throughout history and why kids from hundreds and thousands of years ago weren’t so different from kids today. Ask Lauren a question by calling 800-642-1234.

Voters in the 7th Congressional District return to the polls Tuesday to choose their representative in a special election. We check in with a county clerk about election logistics during a pandemic. Then, we examine what lessons society learned from the polio disease and how the vaccine was developed.