We examine how family farms are feeling the bite of inflation and fluctuations in yields and markets for their crops. The U.S. Census Bureau reclassifed about 50 Wisconsin cities and villages as rural areas. The executive director of the League of Wisconsin Municipalities talks about the implications of this change.

English idioms creep into everyday speech, often without the users knowing their origin or true meaning. A new dictionary of English idioms collects what is known about these odd phrases and revives many that were forgotten.

The CEO of Milwaukee-based Marcus Theatres and Marcus Hotels talks about the company's entertainment and lodging industries. Then we explore how and why athletes get hurt playing contact sports.

Late last year, President Biden signed into law major changes for retirement plans, which would allow more flexibility for saving. We speak with a financial adviser about what the changes mean and how everyone can prepare for the golden years.

According to the Alzheimer’s Association, 1 in 3 Native American elders will develop Alzheimer’s or some other form of dementia. We learn about the realities of health disparities. Then, as the 118th Congress takes shape we talk with U.S. Representative Bryan Steil.

Last month, UNESCO put the French baguette on its "intangible cultural heritage" list. We talk with the owner and head baker of a local French-style bakery about the art and science of baking.

The Washington Post recently released its investigation into the world of bodybuilding, titled “Built and Broken.” We speak with the reporter about allegations of corruption and abuse in the competitive sport. And a week after the start of the 118th Congress, we speak with U.S. Rep. Gwen Moore of Wisconsin.

Outgoing Wisconsin Veterans Affairs Secretary Mary Kolar reflects on her career and veteran care in Wisconsin. Republican state Assembly Speaker Robin Vos shares his legislative priorities for the year.

With the right gear and clothing, winter bicycling for recreation and transportation in Wisconsin can be safe, healthy and fun. Two avid winter cyclists – one at home on city streets, the other a rural resident and long-distance trail rider – share their tips for cold-weather riding.

According to Consumer Reports , different levels of heavy metals have recently been found in dark chocolate products. A food safety researcher explains. We also talk about what happens when youth are charged as adults.