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We look at the cuts to public services in the coming year’s budget proposals for the City of Milwaukee and Milwaukee County. Then, learn about the Guest House and their approach to addressing homelessness in Milwaukee. Plus, look at a Milwaukee-based organization that helps young people build trauma coping skills.

We hear from Attorney General Josh Kaul on what he plans to do if re-elected and look at some of his opponent District Attorney Eric Toney’s proposals. We break down Wisconsin’s parole system. Plus, look at how Wisconsin’s 1849 abortion ban could impact the ability to attract and train physicians in the state.

We look at the referendums on the ballot in Milwaukee County, explain what they mean and what an advisory referendum actually does. Then, learn about a piece of Milwaukee LGBTQ history that’s being recognized by the county. We hear from a former Bucks General Manager, the first Black man to hold the position in NBA history. Plus, bring you our first Wandering Wisconsin conversation, and help you plan a fall getaway.

We hear from two election workers about how they’ve prepared to help voters at the polls today. Then, look at the rights of voters with disabilities. We speak with Cactus Club owner and operator Kelsey Kaufmann. We explore the journey of the Haida ancestral pole that once stood outside of the Milwaukee Public Museum. Plus, tell you about five things happening in Milwaukee this month.

We look at climate policy from past state administrations and what Governor Tony Evers might be able to accomplish in his second term. Capitol Notes looks at the landscape of politics in Wisconsin after last week’s Midterm Elections. We explore why the pandemic has pushed Wisconsin tribes to look into ventures outside of gaming. Plus, find out how Chicago almost became part of Wisconsin.

We learn about a lawsuit against a Wisconsin correctional facility which lawyers claim prohibited a Muslim man from practicing his religion while detained. We learn about the Experimental Aircraft Association or EAA. We meet the founder and director of the Latino Arts Strings Program. Plus, share where to find the best comfort food in Milwaukee.

We learn about the surge in respiratory illnesses in Wisconsin and what people can do to stop the spread of RSV, flu, and COVID-19. We look at how the Milwaukee Riverkeepers are cleaning up the Milwaukee estuary and making it safer to swim and fish. We learn how a sound-proof arena is making it easier to study frog mating calls at UW-Milwaukee. Plus, hear from a man who ran every single street in Milwaukee.

We learn about rent control and speak with someone who thinks it's possible here in Milwaukee. Then, we learn about new technology that helps detect explosives and how it could keep people safe. We hear from someone who was subjected to gay conversion therapy. Plus, in this month’s Dig In! we learn why it’s the perfect time to gather with family to prepare and eat a meal.

We hear from four women who are being recognized for their work in advancing racial equity in the Milwaukee area. Then, we explore a new report on the state of Milwaukee’s construction workforce. We examine some artifacts left over from Milwaukee’s past mental health care facilities. Plus, look ahead to the American Birkebeiner in this month’s Wandering Wisconsin.

We look at the push to ban TikTok and the privacy concerns over how the app can use the data it collects. Then, we tell you how the Wisconsin Latinx History Collective is working to preserve and uplift Latinx stories. We learn about three young Black girls who played pivotal roles in school desegregation. Plus, look at the history of Lake Ivanhoe and the push to have it recognized as a historical marker.