The CEO of the Hmong Wisconsin Chamber of Commerce shares how the organization is uplifting underserved community businesses. Then, we learn more about incidents of academic bullying at UW-Madison.

The history of Islam in the United States dates back hundreds of years. Today, more than 800 Afghan refugees are resettling in Wisconsin. We talk with a religious historian and the Milwaukee Muslim Women's Coalition founder about the contributions of Muslims to America.

We learn about prescribed burns and other efforts to prevent wildfires. Then, we discuss the latest research on developing COVID-19 vaccines for children under 5.

Public transportation systems in small-town Wisconsin can face challenges related to funding, routes and vehicle shortages. We talk with three transit managers about serving Wisconsin’s small cities and rural communities.

A Wisconsin professor shares her latest research on the mental health needs of pregnant women fleeing Venezuela and seeking refuge in Colombia. Then, as voters head to the polls for spring elections, we hear from the Wisconsin Elections Commission.

We speak to a journalist from The Progressive magazine who reported on how several Wisconsin communities have been forced to move because of climate change and what the future might hold for other communities in similar situations. Then, we talk with a Rock Springs Village board member about what its move has been like.

We talk with Attorney General Josh Kaul about updates on PFAS lawsuits, tribal fish spearing rights and opioid settlements. Then, hear from the new executive director of the local American Civil Liberties Union branch about her goals.

Milwaukee’s Amani Neighborhood has a reputation for poverty, crime and violence, but the Wisconsin Policy Forum sees it as a model for revitalizing communities with little resources. We talk with three neighborhood leaders about what they're doing to strengthen their community.

The global market has an increasing demand for Wisconsin goods. Then, a Wisconsin-born student attending a Russian university shares his perspective on what’s happening on the ground.

We hear from two physicians who wrote a policy review about Medicare’s effect on hospice care. Then, we talk to the president of a Wisconsin-based hospice agency about how to navigate end-of-life care.