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Learn about what it means to be a volunteer Ombudsman in Wisconsin, plus examine the impact of ageism and how to reshape our own perceptions of aging. The Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service shares five things to do in the city during August, plus we'll head to Sun Prairie to learn about Odyssea Sangria - a company founded by Milwaukee mixologists.

We learn why undocumented farmworkers aren't able to get driver’s licenses and the impact it has on their lives. Then, we learn about Ballroom culture and what it means for LGBTQ+ people of color. Plus, we tell you about a new immersive exhibition called Deep Lake Future.

We explore why Wisconsin is so important in the upcoming 2024 election. We check in with the Milwaukee County Transit System on how the new Bus Rapid Transit line is going. Plus, tell you about the Eau Claire Sculpture Tour.

We look at rising crime rates and declining arrests in Milwaukee County. We learn about efforts to simplify the reentry process from prison. Plus, explore a project that’s documenting the experiences of some of the first Chinese Americans to come to Milwaukee.

We explore why teacher turnover has been on the rise in Wisconsin. Then, we remember the life of Native American leader Ada Deer. We learn about the ongoing legal battles between the Oneida Nation and a small Wisconsin community. Plus, tell you about a Milwaukee zoo escape that inspired a novel.

We look at the proposals for redesigning I-794. We learn about efforts to monitor and improve indoor air quality for children in Milwaukee. We hear from residents in one of Milwaukee’s most racially diverse neighborhoods. Plus, hear from people who atteneded the 10th annual Puerto Rican Fest in Milwaukee.

We continue our conversation about Milwaukee’s Martin Drive neighborhood. Then, look at the fight over the Wisconsin Supreme Court and how it could impact upcoming elections. We help you plan a trip to take in the best fall colors in Wisconsin. Plus, find out about Barbie’s Wisconsin roots.

We look at Milwaukee’s Martin Drive neighborhood and what’s made it one of the most racially diverse neighborhoods in the city. We hear from a group helping Milwaukee residents become naturalized citizens of the United States. We learn what’s new at Doors Open Milwaukee this weekend. Plus, hear music from Indie-psych rock band Night Moves in the latest episode of Live at Lake Effect.

We learn how investors are affecting real estate in Milwaukee. We explore efforts by Republicans to impeach state supreme court Justice Janet Protasiwicz. We tell you about the next steps for coming up with a long term plan for the Domes. A Milwaukee doctor shares his memories from 9/11. Plus, we bring you a new Sounds Like Milwaukee.

We learn about a project that aims to improve birth and postpartum outcomes for Black pregnant people. We learn about Golda Meir and how living in Milwaukee influenced her decades-long political career in Israel. We speak with the author of "Our Precious Corn." Plus, visit Milwaukee's Cherry Street Garden.