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We explore how to talk with kids about school shootings. We learn about efforts to better educate people about Sikhism. We tell you about a tool that trains physicians how to better break difficult news to patients. Plus, tell you about the large swarms midges you may be seeing at the lakefront.

We look at how low pay for public defenders and district attorneys is leading to a backlog of court cases in Wisconsin. We speak with sociologist Matthew Desmond about his book "Poverty, By America." A nature photographer talks about the balancing act of enjoying our natural areas while protecting them. Plus, we learn about World Premiere Wisconsin, a statewide theater festival.

We look at a program that helps kids and families dealing with violence. We explore the changes taking affect now that the federal COVID-19 Public Health Emergency has ended. We look at a project that explores deindustrialization in Milwaukee. Plus, tell you what restaurants are opening and closing in the Milwaukee-area.

Lake Effect's Audrey Nowakowski & WUWM education reporter Emily Files speak with faculty, including Stritch University President Dr. Dan Scholz, and students about the upcoming closure of the university.

We look at proposed changes to Wisconsin’s Shared Revenue Program. A community member speaks out after a Wausau teacher accused of using a racial slur keeps his job. We help you plan a trip to see the waterfalls in Marinette County. Plus, learn about actor, athlete and activist Paul Robeson’s roots in Milwaukee.

We learn about an effort to get fast, affordable internet to everyone in Milwaukee. We learn about the harm conversion therapy can cause to LGBTQ youth. We tell you why more bears are being spotted in southern Wisconsin. Plus, we explore how a local farm is putting their waste to good use.

In an era when the cost of college is a concern, how do scholarships and employer and education partnerships impact student success? Join Ele Ellis and UW-Milwaukee Chancellor Mark Mone as they talk with educational experts to find out.

How crucial is freshwater partnerships today? Ele Ellis and UWM Chancellor Mark Mone talk with environmental experts to find out.

We look at the legal battle surrounding mifepristone. We learn about a test created to help Hmong people who are experiencing hearing loss. We speak with the co-founder of the BIPOC Birding Club of Wisconsin. We get some book recommendations to celebrate Pride in our Book of the Month series. Plus, learn about the origins of Milwaukee's Sherman Phoenix.

We learn about Milwaukee County's Birth to 3 Program. We speak with the author of a new book , "Our Precious Corn." We learn about some of the hidden gems in the Milwaukee County Parks trails system. Plus, we hear new local music in the Milwaukee Music Roundup.