For this week’s Bubbler Talk, question asker Jessica Wineberg wonders why a county park in Franklin and a county pool in South Milwaukee are named Grobschmidt. WUWM discovers more than one Grobschmidt has been honored in more than two sites in the Milwaukee area.

A Capitol Hill colleague of Sen. Ron Johnson (R-WI) takes him to task over a federal judgeship.

The Wisconsin Assembly Education Committee held a hearing Wednesday on a bill that would break up Milwaukee Public Schools.

Tuesday night, Gov. Tony Evers delivered his last state of the state address before the 2022 midterms. His priorities got pushback from Republican legislative leaders.

MPS leaders are considering relaxing COVID-19 protocols to keep students learning in-person. But one concern holding them back is low vaccination rates among students. Just one in five MPS students is fully vaccinated against COVID-19.

The top two candidates in the race for Milwaukee mayor, acting Mayor Cavalier Johnson and former Ald. Bob Donovan, agree that public safety is a top priority.

Wild turkeys are thriving in Wisconsin, including in urban and suburban settings. But recently, when a small group of turkeys became aggressive toward humans in Wauwatosa, the Wisconsin DNR gave the city permission to remove some of the birds.

A prominent Milwaukee doctor looks at the next few weeks of the pandemic and possibly, the endemic.

WUWM looks at what the state Rep. Timothy Ramthun candidacy means for the Republican primary for Wisconsin governor.

Some Republican lawmakers want Wisconsin public schools to ban teachers from presenting educational materials on gender identity and sexual orientation unless they first get parental consent. The Assembly Committee on Education passed a bill Thursday.