We hear from an immigration attorney with the Catholic Multicultural Center about challenges that refugees and immigrants face when settling in Wisconsin. Then, we talk with a former Wisconsin Supreme Court justice about her reaction to the leaked draft decision overturning of Roe v. Wade.

A recent study by Common Sense Media found that screen use by children has increased 17 percent during the pandemic to about 7 hours per day. For some children, this increase has led to technology or digital addiction. A child psychiatrist discusses diagnosing and treating these addictions.

First, we speak with the president of Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty about countering misinformation on Russian state media. Then, we hear from two state public defenders about the caseload and the right to counsel.

Hemp growers in Wisconsin weathered a few tough years, between confusion over government regulations and the leveling off of interest in CBD products. With oversight of hemp production shifting from the state to the U.S. Department of Agriculture and farmers seeking new markets, we explore the hemp industry's future.

First, we speak with two bike trail managers about maintenance and riding tips. Then, we learn how payday loan fees and interest rates affect low-income families in Wisconsin.

Last month, President Joe Biden and Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Russia is committing genocide against the Ukrainian people. We speak with a political science professor and expert on genocide about the classification, war crimes and atrocities around the world.

From redistricting and voting law changes to state spending and the ongoing Republican audit of the 2020 election, there’s no shortage of political activity at the State Capitol, even when the legislature isn’t in session. WPR’s Shawn Johnson recaps it all and we look ahead to the fall elections.

The state Department of Natural Resources lists more than 200 invasive species in Wisconsin borders. We talk with the Geneva Lake Conservancy’s executive director about the program’s restoration and preservation efforts throughout Walworth County.

The state Corrections Department proposes a new facility for teen offenders where an adult facility already stands in Milwaukee. We learn more. But first, we hear from the Wisconsin Dental Association about a new state law that affects the profession and patients.

Wisconsin and the United States face a severe shortage of affordable housing. We hear from an affordable housing expert about how community land trusts can help keep homes affordable. Then we learn about efforts of community land trusts in Madison and Milwaukee.