A doctor explains what Wisconsinites need to know about a measles outbreak. Then, we learn about UW-Platteville’s new cannabis education certificate. And, the Wisconsin band Listening Party talks about their […]

We learn about a proposal to create separate energy rates for data centers. Then, advocates discuss the high price people incarcerated in Wisconsin pay for necessities. And we hear about […]

We examine child labor laws and violations in Wisconsin. Then, we explore the benefits of staying social and how to keep seniors engaged. And we visit a UW-Milwaukee lab that […]

A Republican lawmaker explains efforts to limit “addictive features” on teens’ social media feeds. Then, we look at how the Universities of Wisconsin have changed since the Supreme Court ended […]

We learn how funding proposed by the Legislature could help homeless veterans. Then, we talk to Native American leaders about how Wisconsin’s tribes are responding to the immigration crackdown. And […]

A legal expert and a former Congressman weigh in on the president’s desire to “nationalize” the midterm elections. Then, we hear about the new PFAS standards for Wisconsin drinking water. […]

We look at what’s happening with the management of Milwaukee County employees’ health care. Then, we get an update on Lincoln Hills and Copper Lake juvenile facilities. And, we look […]

A WPR reporter and professor update us on the federal government shutdown and the battle over funding for immigration enforcement. Then, two fire chiefs explain the impacts of the long […]

U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin discusses immigration enforcement and funding for the Department of Homeland Security. Then, a researcher explains the health risks of nicotine pouches. And, a father-son duo on […]

Wisconsin gun advocates react to White House comments decrying ICU Nurse Alex Pretti for legally carrying a gun as he was killed by federal agents. Then, industry workers share how […]