U.S. Rep. Mark Pocan, a Democrat from the Madison area, discusses President Trump’s war against Iran and Congress’s involvement. Then, a surgeon talks about a new bill that would have […]

We talk about how Wisconsin Iranians are reacting to the American-Israeli strikes against Iran. Then, we discuss a lawsuit by some school districts over legislative funding. And, a Sussex photographer […]

First, we learn about how Wisconsin went from a state with a high tax burden to having one of the lowest in the nation. Then, city planners in Green Bay […]

We talk to Assembly Speaker Robin Vos about his upcoming retirement and goals for the remainder of his term. Then, we look at ways to protect pedestrians in Wisconsin. And, […]

We learn how a new influx of federal grant money is helping local officials respond to lead pollution in Milwaukee. Then, a population geographer makes the case that immigration could […]

First, two Wisconsin political scientists respond to Pres. Trump’s State of the Union address. Then, a look at why Wisconsin winters are getting shorter and milder with the state climatologist. […]

We learn about the Wisconsin athletes who represented the U.S. in the Winter Olympics. Then, a look at plans for long-term flood relief in Milwaukee and Door County after FEMA […]

We look at how the Supreme Court striking down President Trump’s tariffs could affect producers and consumers. Then, Wisconsin researcher explains how a new nuclear arms race could unfold. And, […]

First, two WPR reporters reflect on the legacy of Robin Vos, the longest serving speaker in state history. Then, we explore how facial recognition technology could change policing in Milwaukee. […]

Two lawmakers talk about bills which would ban the use of nondisclosure agreements in the creation of new data centers. Then, leaders at two campus child care centers talk about […]