A journalist updates us on airline safety concerns after a deadly crash last week in Washington, D.C. Then, two health care professionals explain the potential for artificial intelligence. And DeForest’s […]

We look at the effects of a federal funding freeze on refugees in the United States. Then, we look at how the Ho-Chunk have persevered against colonization. Then, we talk […]

First, we learn where things stand with the federal funding freeze announced last week. Then, we explore the effects education “deserts” are having on rural communities. Plus, artists from a […]

A state senator from Milwaukee discusses results from a nationwide report card showing mixed results for Wisconsin students. Then, two guests tell us about efforts to preserve Indigenous burial mounds. […]

First, U.S. Rep. Bryan Steil lays out priorities for the new Congress. Then, we look at the decline of rural obstetrics care around Wisconsin. Plus, two officials with La Crosse […]

A reporter details a new investigation into the student who opened fire at Abundant Life Christian School in Madison. Then, a psychologist breaks down data showing how men and women […]

Wisconsin’s attorney general explains why he is joining more than 20 other states suing to block efforts to end birthright citizenship. Then, we look at staff and funding shortages at […]

School social workers react to Gov. Tony Evers’ call for more funding for mental health resources. Then, we talk to an author about their new book “I Am Nobody’s Slave: […]

We learn how immigration policy is changing under President Trump. Then, we learn how rural dentistry is evolving over generations. Then, we look at a new dinosaur fossil discovered by […]

WPR’s state Capitol reporter recaps Governor Evers’ State of the State address. Then, an author talks about their new book covering mental health inclusivity in the workplace. Plus, an assistant […]