Wisconsin Today

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 […]

We talk with a reporter about a possible breach in Enbridge Energy’s Line 5 pipeline. Then, we hear about how medical records company Epic Systems is using AI to tighten […]

We hear about responses to recent sexual assault allegations on college campuses. Then, we learn about the shortage of referees in Wisconsin youth sports. And, we talk with a Wisconsin […]

We learn about cybersecurity risks facing Wisconsin election clerks. Then, we check in on how churches and communities are rethinking how their properties are used. And, we meet a Wisconsin […]

Two Wisconsin food bank workers explain changes to the FoodShare program. Then, the Inside Wisconsin Politics podcast looks at the latest polling and fundraising numbers in the governor’s race. And, […]

An immigration attorney explains a federal court ruling that will allow the leader of the Islamic Society of Milwaukee to be deported. Then, we hear about programs for increasing third-grade […]

A sports labor and a sports law professor explain how the Protect College Sports Act could affect Wisconsin colleges and athletes. Then, two real estate analysts explain why Wisconsin homes […]

We get the latest Wisconsin Policy Forum report on the impacts that data centers have on local communities. Then, we talk to local leaders about how high fuel costs are […]

We hear about a hazing incident at the University of Wisconsin-Madison and what is being done about it. Then, we look at efforts to bring basic maternity care services to […]

Sports reporters give us the lowdown on the Packers and Badgers early season efforts. Then, Inside Wisconsin Politics looks at who is spending big for the 2026 elections. And, we take a gander inside some of Milwaukee’s iconic buildings.

We discuss a White House effort to cancel insurance for 760,000 people on the Affordable Care Act. Then, a farmer and the state’s ag secretary explain how high diesel prices […]

We look at campaign finance laws in Wisconsin and how much candidates are spending in this year’s election. Then, two veterinarians talk about how rural communities face a shortage of […]

Wisconsin journalists weigh in on the president banning journalists from the White House. Then, Wisconsin Native American leaders explain about how tribes are reevaluating who is a tribal member. And […]

We learn about negotiations over the U.S. farm bill, which is set to expire at the end of the month. Then, a municipal finance director and a developer explain how […]

Waukesha-based power equipment maker Generac inked a long-term, $8 billion deal with Amazon this week. Then, Inside Wisconsin Politics team discuss pressing election issues. And men at one of Wisconsin’s […]

The dean of UW school of artificial intelligence and researcher address recent concerns around AI. Then, a new Milwaukee based podcast addresses issues in swing districts. And, a new book […]

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 […]