Gov. Tony Evers ordered a “scaling down” of the state’s child care centers last week due to the COVID-19 pandemic. We hear how providers are managing the situation and what support they need.

As authorities urge social distancing, we check in with WPR's state Capitol bureau chief about Gov. Tony Evers' plans to provide relief to businesses and the workforce. Then, state Sen. Jennifer Shilling, D-La Crosse, discusses the Legislature's priorities as its regular session may soon wrap up.

Cases of COVID-19 continue to rise globally and that’s putting additional stress on the agriculture industry. We talk about how the pandemic is affecting milk prices, dairy exports and forage. Plus, we look at protective gear shortages and how farmers can maintain their mental health.

Times of disaster and hardship often bring out the helpers. We talk with folks around Wisconsin about the COVID-19 pandemic and how they are looking out for neighbors. We visit the Boys and Girls Club of Dane County, the Hunger Task Force in Milwaukee and Bethel Lutheran Church in Superior.

First, the Associate Editor of WPR and WPT’s digital news service WisContext shares the latest updates on the COVID-19 pandemic. Next, Chippewa Falls school district’s superintendent explains how educators are creating learning opportunities for students during school closures.

The Wisconsin Life team travels the state searching for and telling the humorous, diverse, and unique tales of life in the Badger State. We’re joined by Wisconsin Life’s producer to round up the latest stories and take your suggestions along the way.

Public schools in Wisconsin have sent students home or closed during the coronavirus pandemic. We talk with two superintendents to find out how they’re managing.

UW System instructors are adjusting curriculums for the digital space while navigating the COVID-19 pandemic. We discuss the changes with a system administrator. Then, a WIRED reporter offers tips on maintaining a work and life balance from home.

On Tuesday, responding to the COVID-19 pandemic, Gov. Tony Evers ordered bars to close and limited restaurants to delivery or take-out orders. We discuss the news with Luke Zahm, the host of “Wisconsin Foodie.” We also get tips on cooking at home as authorities urge social distancing.

Census forms are now arriving in U.S. residents’ mailboxes as the nation’s 24th once-in-a-decade population tally gets underway. We discuss how the survey has been conducted, used and changed over time with a Wisconsin professor.