Mackenzie Krumme

Firefighters, first responders, medics and veterans are being honored in 2 new 9/11 exhibits at the Wisconsin Veterans Museum

We learn how the EPA's plans to rollback the rules limiting greenhouse gas emissions at power plants could affect the environment and health. Then, scientists are studying unusual toxic algae blooms in Lake Superior. And, a music group from England settles in Milwaukee and releases new album.

We learn how a U.S. Supreme Court ruling on voting by mail will affect the November elections. Then, we hear two perspectives on Wisconsin's record high prison population. And, the story of a formerly famous aviator out of Milwaukee is being told in a new book, “Stone Age Astronaut.”

A new book tells the lost history of Lester Maitland whose fame was on par with Charles Lindbergh a century ago

The dean of UW school of artificial intelligence and researcher address recent concerns around AI. Then, a new Milwaukee based podcast addresses issues in swing districts. And, a new book outlines Wisconsin's long history with sausage.

Waukesha-based power equipment maker Generac inked a long-term, $8 billion deal with Amazon this week. Then, Inside Wisconsin Politics team discuss pressing election issues. And men at one of Wisconsin's prisons are boosting the declining population of Monarch Butterflies.

We learn about negotiations over the U.S. farm bill, which is set to expire at the end of the month. Then, a municipal finance director and a developer explain how the bonk market is affecting the state. And we hear how a land trust in Door County has protected more than 10,000 acres of land there.

Wautoma-based health charity provides low-cost primary care to migrant workers, mostly from Mexico

The surgery has only been performed in Wisconsin, Boston and California

We talk about how celebrities are campaigning for candidates in Wisconsin. Then, a doctor offers advice on parenting in a digital world. And a historian explains how women shaped the state's early hops industry.