A quarterly report from Segdwick says that consumer product recalls have reached a ten-year high in the first quarter of 2022. We speak with a professor at Notre Dame to learn more about product recalls. Then, we examine the legacy of the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan with a professor at Oxford.

We examine how state lawmakers are addressing water quality concerns in Wisconsin. Then, two community leaders discuss efforts to poll voters on abortion laws and bring attention to other issues, such as affordable housing, in the state Capitol.

Planning for our last days or an emergency is uncomfortable to think about, but it can also bring a sense of comfort. A lawyer shares an end-of-life checklist, such as how to prepare a will, estate trusts and the types of guardianship for people who are unable to care for their own well-being.

A three-year study is using drone sailboats and underwater vehicles to better understand fish in the Great Lakes. We learn about the project. But first, a tax analyst discusses Democrats passing new taxes and more funding for the Internal Revenue Service.

A Wisconsin beekeeper is making a buzz with her sustainable honey production. We learn about her bicycle-based beekeeping business. Plus, we explore the newly launched St. Croix Valley Food Alliance and how it’s boosting the local food economy.

First, we speak with Lawrence University's new president on student debt, first generation students and how universities can promote equity. Then, Attorney General Josh Kaul details how Wisconsin will spend hundreds of millions of dollars from recent opioid case settlements.

In 2014, two Wisconsin girls stabbed one of their friends 19 times near Waukesha, later claiming they wanted to impress the fictional character Slenderman. We talk with the author of a new book about the case, to explore how Wisconsin’s justice system contends with children and mental illness.

First, we learn more about a new exhibit highlighting the manuscripts of famed fantasy writer J.R.R. Tolkien. Then, we speak with La Crosse's homeless services coordinator about how the city is helping those who need housing.

Wisconsin took home dozens of awards at this year's national American Cheese Society Judging and Competition. We check in with a champion cheesemaker in Thorp. Then, we take an inside look at the mustard industry with the president of a Wisconsin mustard manufacturer.

We get investing tips and other pocketbook advice from a Wisconsin financial advisor amid concerns over inflation and signs of economic recession.