WTMJ's Libby Collins sits down Sheriff Denita Ball to discuss growing up in the south, how she began her career in law enforcement, the lessons she's learned throughout her time, and her plans for the future.

Former WTMJ sports reporter Jay Sorgi talks with Libby Collins about his lifelong plan to bring the Olympic Games to Milwaukee.

Navy Rear Admiral Douglas Perry visited Milwaukee during Navy Week and sat down with WTMJ Conversations to discuss living on a submarine, the troubles of being a military spouse, being in the Pentagon on 9/11, and more on this week's WTMJ Conversations.

If you've had a Kia or Hyundai stolen in Milwaukee, you may be eligible to be part of the class-action lawsuit against the companies. WTMJ's Libby Collins sits down with the lawyer who filed the suit to discuss how he became involved with the case, how he feels about copycat lawsuits in bigger cities, and more on this week's WTMJ Conversations.

If you're a cyclist in Milwaukee, you're probably familiar with Wheel & Sprocket. The company is celebrating their 50th anniversary this year, and Libby Collins sat down with their president, Noel Kegel, to talk about the legacy his father left in the Wisconsin cycling community, his path to the presidency of Wheel & Sprocket, and more on today's WTMJ Conversations!

WTMJ's Sandy Maxx sits down with Summerfest President and CEO Don Smiley to discuss his fascinating life. Hear about Don's early TV career, his time working with the MLB, how he helped to revolutionize home video, and, of course, his work with Summerfest. All of this and more on today's WTMJ Conversations!

Emily Kuester grew up in a small town in Wisconsin and always dreamed of making movies. On this week's WTMJ Conversation, she talks with Libby Collins about her first full-length documentary, "Messwood," the story of how Milwaukee's Messmer and Shorewood High Schools joined together to form one football team.

WTMJ's Libby Collins sits down with Quentin Hatfield, Executive Director of VetsNet.