First, we hear from an environmental lawyer and one of the teenagers who have brought a climate lawsuit against the state. Then, we learn the latest research about wake boats […]

U.S. Rep. Gwen Moore updates us about the ongoing response to historic floods in Milwaukee. Then, we learn about efforts to soften political rhetoric as tensions rise in Wisconsin’s Congressional […]

We hear from two state school board leaders about changes to K-12 education for the upcoming school year. Then, we learn more about the importance of honeybees in Wisconsin. And, […]

We talk to two state lawmakers about President Trump’s desire to end mail-in voting. Then, we learn more about how the dairy industry in Wisconsin is embracing whey. Then, a […]

Two service providers explain how they use federal funding to help victims of crimes and what would happen if the funding disappears. Then, we meet a UW-Stout professor and therapist […]

Dodge County officials explain efforts to clean up a train derailment. Then, we learn about the latest in breast cancer treatment and prevention. Then, a story from Wisconsin Life. And, […]

We learn more about federal cuts to nutrition education programs in Wisconsin. Then, we hear from Wisconsin’s Assembly Socialist Caucus about the socialist candidates making headlines nationally. Then, we talk […]

Two reporters offer udpates on bills that Gov. Evers has vetoed and 17 he has signed into law. Then, leaders of Wisconsin’s dairy and beef industries explain how Trump’s tariffs […]

A reporter explains why a Wisconsin health care company is outsourcing intensive care staffing to a private equity firm and what’s at stake. Then, the state’s newly appointed public defender […]

First, we head to Milwaukee for updates on flood recovery efforts. Then, researchers from UW-Stout discuss how they are advancing cutting-edge health care applications for 3D printing technology. And the […]