On the 10-year anniversary of the Sikh Temple of Wisconsin massacre, we speak with a son who lost his father and his anti-hate message. Then, we talk to a Columbine High School mass-shooting survivor about finding hope.

Ten years after the mass shooting at the Sikh Temple of Wisconsin, we speak with the former mayor on building community and a geographer who studies how to memorialize after a tragedy.

A new report from the American Farmland Trust says between 2016 and 2040 more than 515,000 acres of Wisconsin's farmland will be paved over, fragmented, or converted. Two Wisconsin researchers explain why land use-planning matters.

We explore new research about how prosecutors pursue plea bargains even when a defendant might be innocent. Then, the head of consumer protection discusses a new task force to end illegal scam calls.

The global board game sector was worth $7.2 billion in 2017 and is expected to grow to $15 billion by next year. A successful tabletop game developer in Milwaukee and a game illustrator and comic book creator from Madison take us into the world of role playing, crowdfunding and creativity.

First we hear from the CEO of the nationwide digital archive of election data, Ballotpedia. Then, a reporter unpacks the decision to delay closing three coal-fired plants in Wisconsin.

Last month, The Humane Society of Southern Wisconsin temporarily reduced its adoption fee to $50 to encourage more adoptions after an uptick in returned pets. We speak with pet behavior experts on how to manage and train rescued pets.

A UW-Milwaukee researcher discusses how lesbian, gay and bisexual people are arrested at higher rates than heterosexual people. Then, WPR reporter Rich Kremer shares the latest news from Wisconsin’s U.S. Senate election this year.

We explore the ways water, art and science communication connect. Then, we learn more about National Estuarine Research Reserves in Wisconsin.

First, we speak with a watchdog group about record-breaking spending for the Wisconsin governor’s race. Then, state Rep. Sondy Pope, D-Mr. Horeb, discusses her priorities before a 20-year career in the Assembly comes to a close.