Wisconsin Today

A reporter and a political scientist break down last night's debate between candidates for Wisconsin's competitive 3rd Congressional District. Then, we learn about a nonprofit seeking to reduce domestic violence homicides. Plus, an artist brings Wisconsin monsters to life with his illustrations.

With the fall harvest in full swing, we check on how farmers and crops are faring with this year's yields and markets. Then, a city alder talks about why Milwaukee recently passed a one-year moratorium on data center development. Plus, the National Mustard Museum in Middleton celebrates 40 years.

We hear about how clerks are preparing for the November election. Then, a victim and a criminologist discuss a string of cyberstalking crimes with false reports and SWAT calls. And […]

We hear from a state climatologist about an ongoing “extreme” drought in Wisconsin’s north. Then, the Inside Wisconsin Politics team discusses the track records of the governor candidates. And we […]

We discuss cost-of-living adjustments for Social Security and its impacts on recipients. Then, Nobel winner Francis Halzen joins the show to talk about his work on neutrinos. And funk drummer […]

We hear about a rally set for Friday to raise awareness of sexual assault. Then, we talk with doctors about a groundbreaking surgery on two Wisconsin sisters with hearing loss. […]

We look at options facing Medicare enrollees as open enrollment begins this week. Then, a developer and a city planner talk about a shortage of condominiums in the housing market. […]

We learn about WPR’s 2026 voter guide for the November election. Then, we hear from the Madison Police Department about its use of force policies after this summer’s deadly police […]

We hear about the economic impact of the Brewers’ smashing success. Then, the Inside Wisconsin Politics team discusses the races for governor and Congress. And, we learn about a program […]

We learn about how $18 million in federal disaster relief funds will be used in the Fox Valley after a July tornado. Then, we hear from a doctor and author […]