UW-Oshkosh geology researchers are visiting Utah’s Jurassic National Monument, which is known for its abundance of dinosaur fossils. We explore their excavations. Then, Miss America and Wisconsinite Grace Stanke discusses the combined box office blockbusters “Barbie” and “Oppenheimer.”

As move-in day approaches at universities across the state, Wisconsin’s TikTok star and maintenance technician Mercury Stardust explains how to make shared living spaces comfortable, functional and safe.

The Hope Diamond is one of the most iconic gems in the world. The Smithsonian caretaker is retiring to Wisconsin. Plus, along the shores of Lake Michigan in Kenosha County, researchers are taking air samples to determine sources of local pollution. We learn more.

Despite concerns about its reliability and factual accuracy, generative artificial intelligence is being tasked by some media organizations with writing news stories. A British journalism professor joins us to explain how newsrooms can utilize the technology to create better journalism.

We look at how invasive spongy moths might alter Wisconsin’s forests. Then we explore how climate change is damaging wild rice harvests in Spur Lake and how ecologists and First Nations are trying to restore the plants.

Throughout Wisconsin's summer, nonprofits participate in Land Trust Day events to highlight community-led conservation. We speak with two advocates for land trusts about activities that address land and species preservation.

We discuss new federal student aid to help incarcerated people pay for higher education. Then, as childhood vaccination rates decline in Wisconsin, we learn the barriers that keep children from getting immunized against preventable diseases.

The American Medical Association inducted Milwaukee's own Dr. Jesse Ehrenfeld as the organization's new president this month. He speaks about pressing issues facing health care. Later, a renowned obesity doctor discusses the association’s new views on using the Body Mass Index.

A leader of the Legislature's LGBTQ+ caucus discusses two Republican bills that would ban transgender athletes from participating in sports consistent with their gender identities. Then, we talk with a representative from Clean Wisconsin about how animal farms are regulated and what’s at stake in a new lawsuit.

A Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation report says there is a need to understand how transitioning to electric vehicles will affect the state’s auto sector. The CEO explains the plan to map the EV ecosystem. Then, the Palmyra Eagle School District explains its transition to electric buses.