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 […]

WPR’s State Capitol reporter breaks down the biggest news from Gov. Evers’ State of the State address last night. Then, two domestic violence advocates talk about new rules to help […]

A reporter updates us on the Enbridge Line 5 pipeline and the Apostle Island Ice Caves. Then, a business owner and a nonprofit share how immigration crackdowns are affecting Wisconsin […]

First, we discuss EPA rollbacks that prevent the agency from regulating greenhouse gas emissions. Then, We talk with a retiring farmer and an advocate about what the future of farmland. […]

WPR’s politics reporters explain a property tax relief proposal the Legislature is considering. Then, a Wisconsin pharmacist reviews the Trump Administration’s new prescription drug program. And we talk with Wisconsin’s […]

First, a U.S. House representative and a voting rights advocate discuss legislation that would require proof of U.S. citizenship to vote. Then, we talk about an herbicide that the Environmental […]