Wisconsin Public Radio

Wisconsin's Attorney General Josh Kaul gives his take on an abortion case before the state Supreme Court. Then, we learn about a Milwaukee program aimed at reducing youth violence. Then, a story from Wisconsin Life. Then, we hear stories from a veteran Milwaukee music promoter.

“Reprinted with permission from The Book of Sichuan Chili Crisp: Spicy Recipes and Stories from Fly By Jing's Kitchen by Jing Gao, copyright © 2023. Published by Ten Speed Press, an imprint of Penguin Random House.”

Four writers discuss hunting and other issues involving the Department of Natural Resources. Then, wildlife ecologist Stan Temple returns with a new Wisconsin phenology calendar.

Last week, a conference in northcentral Wisconsin brought together Indigenous entrepreneurs, tribal leaders and other industry professionals to discuss the state of economic development and housing in Wisconsin's indigenous communities.

This week, the Wisconsin Supreme Court heard arguments in a case that could shape the future of reproductive rights in the state.

A $100K grant from the Everytown Community Safety Fund intends to help Children's Wisconsin's 'Project Ujima' hire frontline workers

Before holiday gatherings, the state Department of Health Services is urging Wisconsinites to get their flu, COVID-19 and RSV vaccinations.

Chief Justice Annette Ziegler urged Wisconsin's Judicial Conference to continue focus issues impacting access to justice

Next: you might be smart, or you might be really really smart, you might get a perfect score on your SAT — but when it comes to evaluating your own health, assuming that you know everything is really, really dumb. So don't depend on your “smarts” when you're making a health decision that you think is important.

John Kenneth Galbraith was a noted Economist who served in Intelligence under the Roosevelt Administration.