Mackenzie Krumme

We talk with an Athletic reporter about Giannis Antetokounmpo’s trade to the Miami Heat. Then, we hear about the rights of prisoners who have children in prison. And then a […]

Thousands of Wisconsin residents are set to be kicked off of the state’s food assistance program after changes from the federal government. And the number of competency evaluations have roughly […]

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 potential impacts to corn growers and the environment. And, Wisconsin's first cartoonist laureate talks about the art of cartooning.

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 learn about the Harry Whitehorse International Wood Sculpture Festival in Monona. Then, a premier bluegrass festival is happening this weekend in Eau Claire. And we meet a Milwaukee singer-songwriter […]

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 […]

The Kegonsa Research Campus opened for its second season of studying 'agrivoltaics' this summer

Two members of the Wisconsin Heat Health Network joined WPR’s “Wisconsin Today” to discuss how communities can respond to extreme heat events and how individuals can stay safe

The Dancing Grannies will represent Wisconsin in iconic red, white and “granny blue” uniforms, marching in two separate parades for the American semiquincentennial in Washington.

Warren King's work is being exhibited at the Lynden Sculpture Garden until November A Wisconsin native sculpture artist uses a medium that you might find in a recycling bin: corrugated cardboard.