Online racial harassment hurts the academic confidence of Hispanic and Black students, according to new research from UW-Madison's School of Human Ecology. Then, we talk with the owner and head baker of a local French-style bakery about the art and science of baking.

An author of a study on women’s sexual health discusses the findings. Then, Juneteenth marks the abolishment of slavery in 1865. A Milwaukee activist explains how their organization offers harm reduction resources at this year’s Juneteenth celebration.

This month both the Democratic and Republican parties held their conventions around the state. We have two reporters on the key takeaways. Then, a representative from eastern Wisconsin discusses a slew of legislation including harsher penalties for people who sell drugs.

Veterinary specialists diagnose and treat animals with common and acute illnesses and diseases. A researcher of cancer afflicting dogs and a small animal internal medicine vet share their expertise and tips for dealing with sick pets.

A geriatrics professor discusses how to make the life transition to assisted living. Then, a mermaid entertainer dives deep on Wisconsin’s renewed love of mythical creatures.

PBS Wisconsin is set to air a two-hour documentary on Wisconsin’s LGBTQ+ history next week. We speak with producers and scholars involved with the project to learn more about a part of the state’s silenced history.

Restrictions on transgender people push some to leave their state. We learn of a support network in Wisconsin uniting families and allies of LGBTQ+ youth. Then, two nurse practitioners team up to open a health care clinic that works to address healthcare disparities in Milwaukee.

According to a recent study from the Government Accountability office, franchise owners tend to lack basic control over local operations. We discuss franchise trends in the Midwest, including startup costs. Then, two local franchisees share insight on local business operations.

Rhubarb is springing up in gardens across Wisconsin. A master gardener offers advice on harvesting and cooking with rhubarb. Then, former Republican senator Kathy Bernier leads a new chapter of a bipartisan organization to increase confidence in elections.

According to Consumer Reports , different levels of heavy metals have recently been found in dark chocolate products. A food safety researcher explains. Then, two Indigenous leaders discuss Enbridge’s Line 5 oil and gas pipeline in Wisconsin and Michigan.