We look at a Wisconsin Supreme Court decision that will impact who is allowed to possess a gun. Then during Period Poverty Awareness week, we learn what the Milwaukee Diaper Mission is doing to address the issue. We get tips on how to keep pests out of our yards, while encouraging pollinators. Plus, share the story of Gertie the duck: what she brought to the city and why she has her own statue on the Wisconsin Avenue bridge.

We learn how a recent ruling from the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals could reshape the federal government as we know it. Then, learn how the national baby formula shortage is impacting the mental health of mothers. We look at a documentary that explores how three strangers in Milwaukee became connected through a weekend of gun violence. Plus, as we gear up for Memorial Day weekend, we learn some tips and tricks for grilling out.

We look at a new report from the Wisconsin Policy Forum about Milwaukee Public Schools upcoming budget. Then, actor Willem Dafoe shares what it means for him to get an honorary Doctor of Arts degree from UW-Milwaukee. We learn about a new book on diversity, equity, and inclusion in the workplace. Plus, speak with Wisconsin's first female Brewmaster for Tavern Tuesday.

In honor of AAPI Heritage Month, we hear from local leaders like the first Asian-American person elected to the state legislature. Then, learn how the Milwaukee Consortium of Hmong Health is working to combat culturally specific COVID-19 misinformation. Plus, learn about Crying at H Mart with author and musician, Michelle Zauner.

Today, we’ll learn how the AAPI Coalition of Wisconsin is working to change education and engage AAPI voters. Then, we’ll talk with the founder of Milwaukee Mothers Against Gun Violence about why changing the narrative on victims is so important to her. We’ll learn about a site-based dance performance at Washington Park. An MATC student shares her education journey. Plus, we’ll learn about the DNR’s efforts to encourage the catch and release of muskies.

We’ll learn about the only sober living facility in Milwaukee’s Riverwest neighborhood and how they’re building a community. Then, we’ll tell you about a new podcast called "Be Seen" that explores Wisconsin’s LGBTQ history. We’ll explore the evolution of flight in ancient dinosaurs and what we can learn from their living descendants. Plus, we’ll tell you about the Buy Nothing Project and the goal to connect neighbors while having a positive impact on the environment.

There’s been an increase in violence in Milwaukee since the start of the pandemic. We’ll hear what the Office of Violence Prevention is doing about it. We’ll highlight some local, independent pharmacies and explore what they mean to the community. We’ll speak with the creator of Project Pitch It, a program that aims to inspire, educate, and entertain people about Wisconsin entrepreneurism. Plus, we’ll speak with the creator of the Woke Wednesdays 414 Instagram account about how she's trying to make Wisconsin history more digestible.

We look at the rising cost of rent in Milwaukee and what it means for residents. Then, the filmmakers of The Loyola Project share the cultural impact of the 1963 Ramblers team. We give a rundown of this summer’s many festivals and events. Plus, tell you about a rare four-toed salamander discovered in a new region of Wisconsin, by UW-Milwaukee students.

We learn about the anti-Chinese riots that took place in Milwaukee in the late 1800s. Then, musician Marrielle Allschwang shares some of the songs from her Rise & Thrive Artist Residency Fellowship. We learn about the legends surrounding Friday the Thirteenth, and its ominous place in our culture. Plus, learn about this weekend’s total lunar eclipse.

We hear from a long-COVID patient about the physical and mental impact of the illness and how he’s seeking help. Then, learn how Komatsu Mining Corporation leaked hundreds of gallons of oil, contaminating Milwaukee riverways, late last year. Actors Steve Martin & Martin Short talk about their new show. Plus, tell you about the re-opening of the Times Cinema in Milwaukee.