Joe Tarr

Meg Meyer has a picture that she treasures. It’s a Christmas photo from the late 1940s. Meyer is sitting on her mother’s lap, next to her father and older siblings, in front of a Christmas tree. She is the only one in the picture who is still alive. A few... See more

We examine child labor laws and violations in Wisconsin. Then, we explore the benefits of staying social and how to keep seniors engaged. And we visit a UW-Milwaukee lab that features working computers through the ages. Featured in this Episode - A look a... See more

We learn how funding proposed by the Legislature could help homeless veterans. Then, we talk to Native American leaders about how Wisconsin’s tribes are responding to the immigration crackdown. And we hear about the value in writing about your life. Featu... See more

We look at what’s happening with the management of Milwaukee County employees’ health care. Then, we get an update on Lincoln Hills and Copper Lake juvenile facilities. And, we look at what it takes to run warming centers for the homeless. Featured in thi... See more

President Donald Trump’s approval rating with Wisconsinites slipped over the first year of his second term while maintaining strong support from Republicans in the state. During his first year back in office, Trump made controversial moves such as enactin... See more