Wisconsin Today

We learn about cyclosporiasis, a parasitic illness that causes diarrhea, and what Wisconsin is watching for as neighboring Michigan sees an outbreak. Then, Inside Wisconsin Politics brings us the latest […]

A reporter and a legal scholar bring us the latest on former Milwaukee County Judge Hannah Dugan’s sentencing yesterday. Then, we hear from scientists about how this year’s “super” El […]

We check in on the energy demands of hyperscale data centers, which a new report estimates will rise more than 40 percent. Then, a doctor and researcher share how AI […]

We learn how the Lake Geneva community is coping after a violent storm caused a boating accident that killed three children. Then, we hear about efforts to expand passenger rail […]

Two sports reporters talk about the UW’s new athletic director. Then, we learn about a nuclear medicine facility proposed for Janesville. And, we learn about a program that puts AI […]

An advocate and a local official respond to reports of arrests by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement in the Milwaukee area. Then, childcare providers discuss how they will adapt as […]

We learn how Wisconsin residents can stay safe during the extreme heat this week. Then, state lawmakers make the case for state regulation of artificial intelligence. And, two leaders of […]

First, tribes can buy back land on their reservations and transfer it away from local governments, under a ruling from the state Supreme Court. Then, as solar power grows there’s […]

First, we hear about a recent case where a Wisconsin asylum-seeker was detained by immigration agents. Then, Inside Wisconsin Politics explores socialist candidates in the Wisconsin primaries. And PBS Wisconsin […]

We hear about the landmark housing affordability bill that passed Congress but awaits President Trump’s signature. Then, legislation in Congress could allow for year-round E15 production. We talk about the […]