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We look at where things stand with abortion access in Wisconsin following the midterm elections. Capitol Notes looks at the state of politics in Wisconsin. Then, we speak with Kristen Brey about her work on “As Goes Wisconsin.” Plus, tell you how bacteria could improve our infrastructure.

We hear how the decision to overturn Roe vs. Wade is impacting career women waiting to have children later in life. We speak with a man who ran every single street in Milwaukee. We bring you a list of the city's best bars. Plus, share some experiences and activities in the Milwaukee area you can give as gifts.

We look at the push to hold a constitutional convention and how it could reshape the founding document of our nation. Then, we learn what the Milwaukee Diaper Mission is doing to address period poverty. We speak with the filmmakers of the documentary 'Messwood' that tells the story of two Milwaukee-area schools and the football family they created. Plus, tell you about Rooted MKE, a BIPOC children’s bookstore and literacy center in Milwaukee.

We learn about an effort to replace a portion of the downtown freeway with a boulevard alternative. Then, a new Marquette Law School Poll examines public opinion on candidates post midterm elections. We meet the Wisconsin DNR’s 2022 state natural areas volunteer steward of the year. Plus, we learn about Krampusnacht.

We look at how out-of-state landlords are buying Milwaukee properties at an alarmingly fast pace. Then, listen to some new music from local musicians in this month's Milwaukee Music Roundup. We learn about exoplanets and how the James Webb Telescope is capable of capturing them. Plus, learn how to make the perfect cup of tea.

From cost of college to claims that colleges politically indoctrinate their students, UWM Chancellor's Report discusses the challenges of higher education today and how attitudes and perceptions of the industry have shifted over the last few years.

We learn about the many lawsuits and multi-state investigations involving the State of Wisconsin. Then, look at UW-Milwaukee’s Roberto Hernandez Center and the histories they’ve been collecting to build the Latinx Activism Oral History Community Project. Plus, learn about the work Wisconsin’s Native American tribes are doing to revitalize Indigenous languages.

We look at a report on how to ensure fair, living wage jobs are created by a new soccer stadium and entertainment district in Milwaukee. Then, learn about a meeting state republicans had over the weekend on the midterm election results and their plans for the future. We tell you what you can expect from Milwaukee's Winter Farmers Market. We get advice on how to stay safe on the ice this winter. Plus, in our Monthly with Mosley conversation, we get some ideas for activities to do with loved ones or give as gifts this holiday season.

We learn about independent state legislature theory and how a case before the U.S. Supreme Court could change the future of our elections. Then, tell you about a project that hopes to raise awareness about the air quality in Milwaukee. We look at a new documentary about caregivers for loved ones with dementia. We learn about the Capricorn Zodiac sign and tell you about flapper culture in Milwaukee in the 1920s.

We tell you about a book on the Slenderman stabbing case. We look back at some of the biggest local environmental stories from the year. Then, revisit a conversation with community organizer, Ramiah Whiteside who recently passed away. Plus, tell you about one of Wisconsin’s most unique attractions, The House on the Rock.