Wisconsin Today

Two guests explain data showing a rise in Immigrations and Customs Enforcement arrests. Then, the Inside Wisconsin Politics team discusses how Wisconsin's gubernatorial candidates are talking about Flock cameras and election administration. Then, we hear from an actor living in Green Bay.

We learn about $10 million in forever chemical remediation funding going to Marinette County residents. Then, a clinical neuropsychologist explains research finding that at least 25 percent of NFL athletes will develop CTE. And, the author of a new book on Wisconsin supper clubs joins us.

We learn about an investigation of alleged voter fraud in multiple states, including Wisconsin. Then, we hear how a shortage of rural veterinarians is affecting farmers and pet owners. And, two members of the Manitowish Waters Historical Society talk about the history of the northwoods.

Two Superior officials talk about efforts to build a new bridge connecting Superior to Duluth, Minnesota. Then, the head of the Wisconsin Farm Bureau and an economist react to President […]

We hear about how Menasha students are faring as they go back to school one month after a devastating tornado. Then, we talk with school nurses about the most pressing issues they’re facing heading into the year. And, we talk about the hobby of rockhounding in Wisconsin.

Two college leaders discuss the biggest issues facing their schools this academic year. Then, Inside Wisconsin Politics looks at mail-in voting, commutations and how tariffs impact voters. Plus, a new […]

We discuss a settlement from Meta that will deliver millions of dollars to Wisconsin. Then, we learn about Wisconsin’s new Commutation Advisory Board and restorative justice. Plus, we hear from […]

We discuss the latest tariffs on many Canadian imports and the impacts on Wisconsin industries. Then, we hear about an investigation into alleged anticompetitive practices at Epic Systems. And, we […]

First, a population geographer makes the case that immigration could solve Wisconsin’s demographic decline. Then, we learn about a research farm that studies possible alternative crops for Wisconsin. And, we hear […]

We check in on heightened concerns over foodborne illnesses in Wisconsin. Then, two doctors join us to discuss Wisconsin’s lack of maternal care resources in many counties. And we meet […]