We talk with Republican state Sen. Mary Felzkowski, who will lead the next Senate. Then, we learn about an extremist religious group in Green Bay that a Packers’ star became […]

Wisconsin’s Attorney General Josh Kaul gives his take on an abortion case before the state Supreme Court. Then, we learn about a Milwaukee program aimed at reducing youth violence. Then, […]

We look at how food banks are responding to the increased demand for help. Then, how horses are helping veterans adjust to civilian life. Then, we talk with the author […]

We meet the CEO of the Wisconsin Indigenous Housing & Economic Development Corporation on the heels of its conference. Then a Wisconsin professor of health and environment zeros in on […]

We talk with a pair of superintendents about what their new funding approvals will help pay for. Then we discuss the legacy of abusive boarding schools. And a Wisconsin musician […]

We look at how reproductive health care factored into results of Tuesday’s election. Then we discuss research around voter attitudes. And a Wisconsin poet shares about his new collection.

Wisconsin Public Radio’s Capitol bureau chief gives us an overview of how Wisconsin voted on Tuesday. Then, two political science professors offer insights on how the election went and what […]

We look at why Wisconsin CEOs make so much more than their workers. Then, we revisit the 20-year-old police killing of Michael Bell Jr. and his father’s quest for answers. […]

The administrator of Wisconsin’s Election Commission explains what voters should know about Election Day. Then, a veteran political reporter details the voting blocs and regions that could decide the presidential […]

We learn about the commercial fishing of native fish. Then, we tag along with Democratic canvassers as they knock on doors. Then, we learn about the country’s electoral system. Then, […]