We hear from a soil scientist about efforts to slow erosion on farm land. Then, we talk with the city manager of Oshkosh about employment issues there.

A study published in The Journal of the American Medical Association found that the number of adults with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder jumped by 123 percent between 2007 and 2016. A psychiatrist who specializes in adult ADHD talks about this increase, the diagnosis process and treatment.

We talk about the first photograph of a black hole, taken this month. After that, we hear how food delivery apps affect the restaurant industry. Plus, we look at how some communities are taking a different approach to getting food from a restaurant to a hungry customer.

Wisconsin gains over $4 in economic benefits for every $1 spent by Focus on Energy. We take a look at the statewide program after 20 years of service to learn how it's helping residential and business communities improve their energy efficiency and cost-effectiveness.

We check in with the Wisconsin Department of Tourism as peak tourist season in the state draws near. Then, we revisit calls for improving child care.

Wisconsin’s Ice Age Trail has inspired generations of hikers and trail builders since its founding in the 1950s. We talk to one of the stand-out volunteers dedicated to the upkeep of the1,200-mile trail, and a “thru-hiker” whose 69-day winter trek is the subject of a new documentary film.

First, we speak with the state Emergency Communication chief about a tech overhaul of the emergency response system. Then, we hear from the League of Wisconsin Municipalities executive director on how cities and villages are affected by property tax reliance.

With the U.S. Supreme Court poised to overturn the right to abortion access, some digital privacy advocates say states could use personal data to monitor or arrest people seeking abortions. The head of the Electronic Privacy Information Center weighs in on the issue.

We learn about the difficult situations minor league baseball players live under during the season and an effort to improve their conditions. Then, we talk with an insurance executive about the changes the industry has gone through over his company's 100-plus years in business.

In March, a bill banning hair discrimination passed the U.S House of Representatives after studies show bias against natural hair limits job opportunities for Black women. We speak with a Black hair advocate about the CROWN Act, and the culture and representation of Black hair.