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We explore why parking takes up so much of Milwaukee’s downtown area and what could be done to make it more pedestrian friendly. Then, we learn about mindful drinking. We tell you about the history of Dungeons & Dragons. Plus, learn about the science behind sledding

We learn why more labor unions are forming in Wisconsin and across the country. Then, as colleges work to enroll more underrepresented students, some local universities are pledging free tuition. Plus, we look at an app-based walking tour that highlights Indigenous landmarks in Milwaukee.

we learn about Latinos in Tech and what it's doing to get more Latinx people working in the tech industry. Then, learn about research from Carroll University on when it's safe to return to exercise after childbirth. Plus, learn about the Milwaukee Badgers, a pro football team based in Milwaukee in the 1920s.

A Ukrainian student describes what the last year has been like after Russia’s invasion of his home country. We get a preview of a narrated food tasting in honor of Black History Month. We tell you about maple syrup season in Wisconsin. Plus, Bubbler Talk looks at some of Milwaukee's cemeteries.

We look at the results from the State Supreme Court race. We tell you about an app that helps people explore the history of Milwaukee's Bronzeville neighborhood. The executive director of the Southside Organizing Center shares what centers her work. Plus, we tell you about an exhibition that features the work of people who are incarcerated in Wisconsin.

Astrophysicist Niel deGrasse Tyson talks all things science. Capitol Notes looks ahead to tomorrow’s primary election. We learn how a local group of artists are buying foreclosed city property to create live-work spaces. Plus, we look at an exhibit at the Museum of Wisconsin Art, celebrating new and emerging Wisconsin artists.

We take a look into who is more likely to be behind the wheel in pedestrian accidents and examine some traffic calming measures in the Near West Side. Then learn about Madame Goldye Steiner, the first Black woman cantor. Milwaukee Ballet's resident choreographer Timothy O’Donnell speaks about his last piece for the company, plus we start the new Season of Bubbler Talk.

We learn why Ascension Columbia St. Mary’s hospital is facing controversy. Then, we learn about a tool created to help train physicians on how to better break difficult news to patients. We speak with the president and CEO of IndiJ Public Media. Plus, learn about local bowling legend Earlene Fuller.

We learn about a new study at the Rogers Research Center that aims to explore the genetics behind OCD. Capitol Notes unpacks some of Governor Tony Evers’ budget priorities ahead of unveiling his two year spending plan. We hear from a former Bucks General Manager, the first Black man to hold the position in NBA history. Plus, meet a local woman whose mission is to help and uplift Latino business owners throughout Milwaukee.

We learn why Wisconsin’s upcoming supreme court election is considered the most consequential election of the year. We speak with a local marriage and family therapist about how to build healthy relationships. Plus, we hear the love stories of two couples connected to the Milwaukee County Transit System.