With a paralyzed Wisconsin lawmaker barred from joining committee meetings by phone, we take a deeper look at accessibility in the workplace. Then, we talk to a sports journalist about the start of the Green Bay Packers' regular season.

A recent report found that some parents have been giving up custody of their college-bound students to get financial aid they wouldn’t otherwise receive. We talk state college affordability with a policy expert and learn who the current financial aid structure rewards and punishes.

We get an update on the DNR's latest efforts to monitor CWD ahead of this year’s deer hunting season. Then, as Foxconn continues construction, a WPR reporter shares the concerns coming from homeowners. Plus, we dive into new data with a transportation official to examine seat belts laws in the state.

We take a close look at the struggles farmers are facing in Wisconsin and what is behind the high rates of bankruptcy. Then, we talk to a doctor about how to keep healthy in your 60s. We learn what to watch for and be aware of in our sixth decade of life.

With several trucking companies on the ropes and thousands of drivers out of work, we catch up on the industry's challenges with a transportation reporter. Then, a psychotherapist discusses when mindfulness can help us manage stress and anxiety — and when it can fall short.

Wisconsin has a rich history with beer and brewing that dates back to the 1830s. A new book explores hundreds of breweries around the state and how they pushed past prohibition. The author joins us to share an inside look into the beer industry and how it’s evolved.

On Labor Day, we examine the state of labor in Wisconsin and the power of unions in the workforce, particularly after last year's Janus Supreme Court decision. The president of the Wisconsin AFL-CIO explains what workers in the state are facing today. Then, a Republican Senator explains why lawmakers need to come together for bipartisan solutions on education.

Summer is winding down and for this Wisconsin Weekend, we're visiting beaches across the state. Find out where to pick up extra rays of sunshine before fall and winter set in. Plus, it's time to fire up the barbie and grill up something delicious over the holiday weekend. Our guest teaches us tips and tricks for grilling out.

This year, more than 1,400 farmers applied to grow industrial hemp in Wisconsin. We’re taking a closer look at the market through a new research project at UW-Madison and the struggles within the industry. Plus, we learn more about the health effects of hemp products.

We’re following the latest national news and how that affects the people of Wisconsin. A political scientist also analyzes President Trump on the international stage as the 2020 election fast approaches. Plus, new protections for property owners were recently approved by lawmakers. Our guests shares what the changes mean.