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We look at the looming, fiscal crisis facing the City of Milwaukee. Then, meet a local woman whose mission is to help and uplift Latino business owners throughout Milwaukee. We look at a new book that explores the relationship between Wisconsin and Mexican farmers. Plus, learn about a beer brewed with historic Wisconsin wheat.

We look at how a new initiative could offer more support to prospective homebuyers of color. Our Monthly with Mosley conversation looks at two women-owned businesses creating fall fun for Milwaukeeans. Plus, as Landmark Lanes turns 95, we look at its history.

We hear from Lt. Governor Mandela Barnes about what he plans to do if elected to the U.S. Senate, and explore the policy positions of Senator Ron Johnson and the questions that remain. Then, tell you about some of the new challenges election workers are facing amid a rise in election security skepticism. We learn about POWERS and how they're supporting people seeking an abortion in Wisconsin. Plus, learn how the Sears Catalog created an equal buying experience for Black Americans.

We learn about an organization working to make sure everyone who qualifies for federal student loan relief can figure out how to get it. Then, we speak with a DACA recipient about the recent federal appeals court ruling that deemed the program illegal. Plus, we look at what still needs to be done in the garden.

We learn about cash bail and the proposed changes to the system in Wisconsin. We have the latest in Wisconsin politics in our Capitol Notes series. We explore the incomplete picture of Rosa Parks. We tell you about the Ghosts of Segregation exhibition at the Charles Allis Art Museum.

We speak with a whistleblower who claims the census bureau committed fraud in Wisconsin. We meet the reporters who broke the Harvey Weinstein scandal. We tell you about a program that helps veterans manage stress through exercise. Plus, meet the Pfister Hotel's Artist-in-Residence.

We tell you the guidelines to follow when voting early and absentee and look at the laws and rules that have changed around voting. Capitol Notes looks at how the state races are shaping up a week out from the midterm elections. Then, we share the legend and history behind the Pfister Hotel ghost. Plus, hear some local music in our Milwaukee Music Roundup.

We learn some tools for how to recognize and cope with elevated levels of stress during the holidays. Then, we tell you about a new exhibit at the Museum of Wisconsin Art called Strange Lands. We look back on a Milwaukee holiday tradition: the Schuster’s Holiday Parade. Plus, learn how inflation and supply issues are impacting holiday meals.

We tell you about a book that explores the relationship between Wisconsin and Mexican farmers. We hear from the author of Last Summer on State Street, a book about a housing project in Chicago. We learn about the documentary Butterfly in the Sky, which tells the story of the beloved TV series Reading Rainbow. Plus, learn the real story behind Wisconsin’s dueling brands: Fleet Farm and Farm & Fleet.

We hear what happened at a forum with the candidates for the Wisconsin Supreme Court race. Then, we learn about Milwaukee’s deadly Newhall House fire. We speak with one of the filmmakers behind the documentary The Flagmakers. Plus, bring you this month’s Book of the Month pick.