The DNR is undergoing conservation efforts aimed at the state's mussel population. We learn about the results of a new survey that examined the challenges facing Wisconsin's native mussels. Then, we learn about heritage languages across the state and what initiatives could help them survive.

Thousands were left without power after tornadoes blew through Wisconsin last weekend. We examine the aftermath and how communities are cleaning up. We also learn how one county is educating parents about online safety for kids. And, we explore what's behind the popularity of CBD oil.

Our 60s can be a time of big change, especially for our bodies and minds. These years can present new and potentially unfamiliar health concerns and conditions, as well as excitement and anxiety about retirement. Our guest physician breaks down what you need to know about physical and mental health in your 60s.

The funds that counties are requesting to build juvenile detention centers is more than anticipated. A reporter tells us what lawmakers are weighing, as the 2021 deadline to replace Lincoln Hills and Copper Lake looms. Then, we learn about the closure of a transitional housing program for veterans.

Ten thousand planes are headed to Oshkosh for the annual EAA Airventure. Take flight and learn about the tradition. Plus, temperatures are rising and its time to find fun ways to stay cool in Wisconsin.

50 years ago, Neil Armstrong became the first human to set foot on the moon. We discuss the anniversary and the future of space travel. Plus, the latest on President Trump's remarks against multiple congresswomen.

Parents face day-to-day challenges when raising kids and part of that is managing fear. We look at how anxiety and fear has evolved and how it’s impacting family dynamics. Plus, our guests breakdown what that does to affect child development.

We talk to a blogger about how to save more money with the goal of retiring early. Then, the Wisconsin Economic Development Council tells us about Governor Tony Evers' recently-announced trade mission to Japan.

A recent trend shows more women identify as bisexual. We learn more about the recent spike and sexual identity. Plus, an economist examines the politics of ethanol and federal mandates set to take effect next year.

What can adolescent mice teach us about the value of a good night’s rest? A lot, according to a UW-Madison researcher who studies how the brain physically changes when we rest. We explore how sleeping can affect our ability to learn.