Wisconsin Today: Morning News

Epizodes

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  AI-powered training for education students, Baldwin wants VA probe 22.09.2026 13min

  A university in Wisconsin is using A-I and virtual reality to help teachers in training get hands-on experience. A state senator is calling for an investigation after the arrest of a former nurse at the Tomah VA. And, we meet a seventh-generation farmer using virtual fencing.
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  Tiffany’s fraud plan, Rising costs affecting local government 21.09.2026 14min

  As governor, Republican Congressman Tom Tiffany would launch state fraud investigations similar to those being led by the Trump administration. Rising costs on asphalt, diesel fuel and construction are putting pressure on local government budgets. And, we hear about a controversy over an AI generated art exhibit in Madison.
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  Waukesha’s $8B deal with Amazon, Courtroom intrepreters 18.09.2026 13min

  A Waukesha-based manufacturer announced an $8 billion deal to provide backup generators for Amazon's data centers. As measles spread in southwest Wisconsin, health officials are trying to convince more parents to vaccinate their kids. And, we hear about a woman's efforts to become a translator for Wisconsin's court system.
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  Redistricting challenge, Diesel fuel hits record highs 17.09.2026 13min

  The Wisconsin Supreme Court heard hours of testimony in two cases that could overturn Wisconsin's congressional maps. Diesel fuel is at record high prices. Plus, a new Wisconsin festival will feature Polynesian music and dancing this weekend.
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  Midterms: Democrats optimistic, Kenosha DA’s law license revoked, returned 16.09.2026 14min

  Republican Wisconsin Congressman Bryan Steil won re-election two years ago, but Democrats think he could be vulnerable in the upcoming midterms. Kenosha County's top prosecutor had his law license reinstated, one day after it was suspended. Plus, we hear about the Wisconsin origins of folk hero Paul Bunyan.
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  Kenosha DA’s law license suspended, Tiffany crash landing investigation 15.09.2026 13min

  The Kenosha County's District Attorney is accused of willfully failing to cooperate with misconduct investigations. The plane that made an emergency landing with Republican gubernatorial candidate Tom Tiffany inside has been recovered. And, a look at how cuts in federal food benefits are impacting rural communities.
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  Tiffany OK after emergency landing, Congressional maps in court 14.09.2026 12min

  Congressman Tom Tiffany's plane made an emergency landing in a lake Saturday night before he and the pilot swam to safety. Wisconsin's congressional map is back in court with arguments before the state Supreme Court this week. And, a group of Marquette University students have found housing at a community for senior citizens.
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  Milwaukee Harley museum marks 9/11, New abortion lawsuit filed 11.09.2026 12min

  An off-duty firefighter riding a motorcycle toward the World Trade Center became one of the best-known photographs of 911. Now, the motorcycle is in Milwaukee. Plus, Planned Parenthood has a new lawsuit challenging abortion restrictions in Wisconsin. And, the state pushes back on Enbridge's Line 5 oil and gas pipeline.
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  Flock camera lawsuits,Rural broadband challenges in Wisconsin 10.09.2026 12min

  A dozen local governments in Waukesha County are facing a lawsuit over their use of Flock cameras. Congressman Derrick Van Orden was among the featured speakers as the Republican midterm convention kicked off in Dallas. And, a look at the challenges getting broadband to the "last mile" of rural customers in Wisconsin.
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  Wisconsin faces largest gas leak in 50 years, Beef producers may sell meat 09.09.2026 12min

  The massive gas leak on Enbridge’s Line 5 pipeline last month was the largest in Wisconsin in more than five decades. And as 50,000 mail-in ballots head to Wisconsin voters, the U.S. Supreme Court could still intervene. And, Wisconsin farmers and meat processors discuss the Trump administration's latest efforts to fix a nationwide shortage of beef.