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Wisconsin Today
by Wisconsin Public Radio
“Wisconsin Today” explores the people, places and ideas shaping life in Wisconsin. Join hosts Rob Ferrett and Kate Archer Kent for news and in-depth conversations that you can’t find anywhere else.
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Wisconsin conservation support, Manufacturing job loss, Oldest Chinese restaurant
We check in on public sentiment for Wisconsin conservation efforts. Then, an economist shares the impact of the state losing manufacturing jobs. And, we talk to the owner of the […]
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Rising gas prices, Democratic primaries, Repair clubs
We explore the economic impact of rising gas prices. Then, the Inside Wisconsin Politics podcast sizes up the crowded Democratic primaries for 2026. And, we meet organizers of different repair […]
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Homeowners insurance claims, Electronic storage device-sniffing canines, UW-Stout fashion show
We hear from insurance industry experts about claims coming out of recent storms that hit Wisconsin. Then, we meet the canines helping the state Department of Justice investigate internet crimes […]
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New farm bill, Boundary waters mining, Bird migration safety
Two Wisconsin agriculture leaders share their thoughts on federal farm bill negotiations. Then, we explore the potential impact of mining returning to the boundary waters area. And, a conservation biologist […]
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Data center sales tax exemption, Aging prison population, Indigenous folklore novel
We hear the about the economic trade-offs that come with a sales tax exemption for data center projects. Then, researchers share the impacts of Wisconsin’s prison population getting older. And, […]
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Online betting lawsuit, New election poll, Wisconsin kubb documentary
A political scientist explains a Wisconsin lawsuit against prediction markets. Then, the Marquette University Law School poll director talks about the latest national survey. And two artists discuss their latest […]
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US Sen. Tammy Baldwin on Iran war, Inside Wisconsin Politics, ‘Bubble Lady of Wisconsin’
U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin of Wisconsin talks about the war in Iran and events in Washington, D.C. Then, the Inside Wisconsin Politics team talks about political endorsements. And bubble artist […]
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Possible fisheries cuts, Vertical farming, NASA leader from Wisconsin
A WPR reporter and local fish and game leader weigh in on possible cuts to DNR fish and wildlife management. Then, we talk about challenges and potential for vertical farming. […]
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Opioid deaths decline, Parkinsons’ caretakers burden, Earth Day ‘Field Notes’
Doctors who work on addiction treatment discuss a recent decline in opioid overdoses for Milwaukee County. Then, we talk about Parkinson’s disease and its toll on families. On Earth Day, […]
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Storm damage updates, School referendum results, Ozaukee County sturgeon
We hear how local communities are recovering after last week’s storms and flooding. Then, leaders in two Wisconsin school districts discuss how spring referendum results are impacting plans. And we […]
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Tariff refunds, Record severe storms in April, New James Patterson novel set in Wisconsin
We hear from Wisconsin’s business community as the portal opens to request refunds for tariffs. Then, an emergency manager and meteorologist describe what goes into preparing for and responding to […]
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ICE arrests on the rise, Gerrymandering special session, Friend psychology at the Children’s Museum
We dig into new data showing that more immigrants without criminal records are being arrested in Wisconsin. Then, Inside Wisconsin Politics looks at the legislature’s special session on gerrymandering. And, […]
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Storm recovery, Proton therapy for cancer treatment, Youngest Marinette city alder
We hear from a county dealing with flooding after this week’s storms. Then, we learn about a new form of cancer treatment that could replace radiation therapy for some patients. […]
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US Sen. Ron Johnson on Iran war, John Deere settlement, Bob Uecker documentary
U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson gives his perspective on the war in Iran and the partial government shutdown. Then, we hear about John Deere’s $99-million settlement of a class-action lawsuit over […]
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Bucks and UW Athletics, Build-to-rent housing, Madison Symphony Orchestra director’s memoir
Two sports reporters discuss major departures from the Milwaukee Bucks and UW Athletics. Then, we learn about built-to-rent housing developments and why some are worried about efforts to restrict it. […]
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GOP outlook, Postal service delays, Mississippi River Trail
We discuss recent losses for the Wisconsin GOP and what it means for midterms. Then, we hear from a Wisconsin community being affected by a postal service delays. And, we […]
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