Joe Tarr

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 […]

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 […]

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 is being used in healthcare. And a summer camp in Mukwonago celebrates its 130th year welcoming campers.

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 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 on midterm elections. Plus, sewing artists in Racine create a community fabric art installation.

We talk with an artist creating sculptures out of cardboard and honors his family story. Then, get a lesson in whip cracking. And talk with a leader and a counselor […]

The "super" El Niño the world is facing will mean a warmer winter in Wisconsin, but also potentially more pests, diseases and world-wide hunger.

'We will almost definitely shatter the global temperature record in 2027.' Get a daily rundown of the top stories on Urban Milwaukee

We hear from a meteorologist and emergency preparedness expert about the current heat wave in Wisconsin. Then, we talk about what voters need to know about the upcoming primary elections. And, we explore a new exhibit about Port Washington's historic newspapers.

We learn about plans for the old Oscar Mayer factory in Madison. Then, we talk about a recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling allowing states to exclude transgender girls from competing […]