Wisconsin Today

We learn how the EPA’s plans to rollback the rules limiting greenhouse gas emissions at power plants could affect the environment and health. Then, scientists are studying unusual toxic algae […]

We look ahead to the upcoming session of the state Supreme Court with two political scientists. Then, we hear reactions to the Trump administration's executive order to remove gray wolves from the endangered species list. Plus, meet the Madison chef behind a new Pakistani cookbook.

We speak to a Madison firefighter who was on the scene for 9/11 recovery efforts 25 years ago. Then, Inside Wisconsin Politics talks about the Republican Party's midterm convention held earlier this week. And a new book offers a "people's history" of the Green Bay Packers.

A farmer and an economist weigh in on new tariffs on certain dairy products from Canada. Then, we hear reactions to a proposal to remove federal protections for the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest. And we meet Native Hawaiian performers putting on a festival celebrating Polynesian culture.

We look at how communities are rethinking their contracts for Flock security cameras. Then, we look at the fight over lake access next to private land. And, we talk to the artist Michelle Grabner about her gift to the Kohler Arts Center.

An expert with the DNR on a disease killing hundreds of deer in Wisconsin. Then, a law professor explains a ruling protecting a Wisconsin man’s right to possess some kinds […]

We look at why court-ordered competency hearings are on the rise. Then, we talk to researchers who sent a robot to the bottom of Lake Superior. And, we learn why […]

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.