The School District of La Crosse is ending one of its year-round schooling projects after nearly a decade. We talk with a pair of superintendents about the benefits and challenges to year-round education.

The head of the Assembly Committee on Corrections explores the potential increase in criminal justice funding proposed by Governor Tony Evers. Later, the new head of Marquette's Lubar Center shares his priorities.

In this entry in the March cooking series, a Wisconsin coppersmith explores why copper cookware and utensils might be right for you. Later, an induction cooking superfan makes the case for electric stovetops.

It’s maple syrup season in Wisconsin. We get an update on how production is going. Then, a Wisconsin professor discusses a Federal Trade Commission proposal to ban employers imposing non-compete clauses on workers.

The Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 means significant changes to Medicare this year. Starting in April, some recipients will pay less for certain prescription drugs. A Wisconsin health insurance broker explains the changes people should know.

In a recent survey Wisconsin EMS directors say the system is severely strained throughout the state due to staff shortage. An EMS Director shares their persepctive. Later, the head of the Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation discusses the state of the economy and small businesses.

Frogs and other amphibians don’t get as much love as birds. But they’re an essential part of our ecosystem and 40 percent of amphibians are facing extinction. We talk with a wildlife biologist about why frogs are important and what you can do to help them thrive in your backyard.

A new study shows that Imposter Syndrome impacts minimum 30% of Americans, with especially high rates in women, people of color and workers in the creative fields. We speak with the co-founder of the Impostor Syndrome Institute about why capable people feel anything but that.

Less than two weeks before the April 4 election, the two candidates vying for a 10-year term on the state Supreme Court join us to discuss their campaigns. We talk with Milwaukee County Circuit Court Judge Janet Protasiewicz and former Justice Daniel Kelly.

Sen. Kelda Roys talks medical abortion and yesterday’s reintroduction of a bill to repeal the state’s abortion ban. We speak with a Univeristy of Wisconsin Oshkosh medical anthropologist and director of the Hmong Studies Program about diabetes and healthcare in the Hmong community.