We're joined by a writer and a master cheesemaker to explore how Wisconsin's parmesan compares to brands from Italy. Later, Attorney General Josh Kaul delves into efforts to stop scam calls and reacts to Michigan's push to prosecute fake electors from the 2020 election.

The number of people with dementia is expected to grow by 23 million by 2030, according to the World Health Organization. The medical director of the Wisconsin Alzheimer's Disease Research Center explains how dementia care can be improved. And we explore an innovative facility in the Netherlands.

Milwaukee hosts the city’s fourth Navy Week. A commanding officer from Wisconsin discusses recruitment efforts and challenges. Then, we discuss $12.7 million in new grant funding that aims to improve the cultivation of nut, fruit and timber crops in the Midwest.

Next week, the Hmong Institute presents its annual health training summit for health care professionals working with Hmong communities. The theme is intimate partner violence. We speak with two of the panelists and organizers about Hmong health in the state of Wisconsin.

A hospital trauma coordinator shares tips for water safety. Later, two striking local union officials join us to share why they're going on strike for the first time in 20 years.

In March, Wisconsin’s Jordan Stolz became the first male speed skater to win three titles at the world championship. He joins us. Then a Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association member explains a new “competitive balance plan” for state tournaments.

The city of Milwaukee will have a 2% sales tax increase starting in 2024. Officials say it could bring in $193.6 million in revenue. We hear from the Tax Policy Center on the impacts of the increase. Then, we hear from the Environmental Working Group about its recent ranking of water filters for PFAS elimination.

A Republican state senator from northern Wisconsin explains what he thinks of the state’s recent moves on schools funding and tax cuts. Then, we look at how $1 billion in federal funding could improve the state’s internet infrastructure.

The niche history of shipwrecks in the Great Lakes gains another chronicle by Wisconsin author Michael Schumacher. “Too Much Sea for Their Decks: Shipwrecks of Minnesota’s North Shore and Isle Royale” includes shorter historical accounts of local shipwrecks.

According to Newsweek , the UW Carbone Cancer Center is listed as the top cancer hospital in Wisconsin for 2023. We learn about the hospital’s latest work, including prostate MRI’s and proton therapy . Then, an oncologist shares her clinical trial research focused on gastrointestinal cancer therapy.