Explore WPR's voter guide for the 2026 Wisconsin Supreme Court election
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Skylar Grey joined WPR’s “Wisconsin Today” to share details about her new songs, her upcoming album and her return trip to Mazomanie for the making of the project. Read and listen to more of the interview: https://www.wpr.org/culture/grammy-nominated-artist-skylar-grey-new-album-wisconsin | Wisconsin Public Radio
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Skylar Grey joined WPR’s “Wisconsin Today” to share details about her new songs, her upcoming album and her return trip to Mazomanie for the making of the project. Read and listen to more of the interview: https://www.wpr.org/culture/grammy-nominated-artist-skylar-grey-new-album-wisconsin | Wisconsin Public Radio
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WPR Classical Music Day was a hit! WPR broadcast its program “Midday Classics with Norman Gilliland” live from the Milwaukee Symphony Center featuring the Milwaukee Youth Symphony Orchestra, Florentine Opera’s Baumgartner Artists, the Wisconsin Conservatory of Music and the Rufus King High School Advanced Choir. Milwaukee Mayor Cavalier Johnson joined the live broadcast Wednesday, issuing a proclamation declaring Dec. 5 as “WPR Classical Music Day” in the city. Link in comments. 🎥: Nate Imig |
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WPR Classical Music Day was a hit! WPR broadcast its program “Midday Classics with Norman Gilliland” live from the Milwaukee Symphony Center featuring the Milwaukee Youth Symphony Orchestra, Florentine Opera’s Baumgartner Artists, the Wisconsin Conservatory of Music and the Rufus King High School Advanced Choir. Milwaukee Mayor Cavalier Johnson joined the live broadcast Wednesday, issuing a proclamation declaring Dec. 5 as “WPR Classical Music Day” in the city. Link in comments. 🎥: Nate Imig |
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On Monday, May 20 all 38 WPR stations will switch to either all news or all music programs. You may need to reset your radio or digital device to get the programs you rely on. Visit wpr.org/new to find new station maps and program schedules. | Wisconsin Public Radio
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On Monday, May 20 all 38 WPR stations will switch to either all news or all music programs. You may need to reset your radio or digital device to get the programs you rely on. Visit wpr.org/new to find new station maps and program schedules. | Wisconsin Public Radio
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Flooding sparks state of emergency after storms across southeastern Wisconsin
Flooding sparks state of emergency after storms across southeastern Wisconsin
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WPR Capitol Bureau Chief Shawn Johnson spoke with "Wisconsin Today" host Kate Archer Kent about what we can expect from the 2026 governor's race at this point in time. Listen to the full interview: https://www.wpr.org/shows/wisconsin-today-2/gov-evers-decides-against-third-term-how-federal-spending-bill-will-affect-restaurants-country-singer-behind-god-bless-kwik-trip Video footage: Anya van Wagtendonk Video editing: Alyssa Allemand Audio editing: Richelle Wilson | Wisconsin Public Radio
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WPR Capitol Bureau Chief Shawn Johnson spoke with "Wisconsin Today" host Kate Archer Kent about what we can expect from the 2026 governor's race at this point in time. Listen to the full interview: https://www.wpr.org/shows/wisconsin-today-2/gov-evers-decides-against-third-term-how-federal-spending-bill-will-affect-restaurants-country-singer-behind-god-bless-kwik-trip Video footage: Anya van Wagtendonk Video editing: Alyssa Allemand Audio editing: Richelle Wilson | Wisconsin Public Radio
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Next week, WPR will bring you our "Wisconsin Road Trip" series! Throughout the summer, we will be showcasing gems all across the state — book stores, ice cream shops, outdoor activities and more. We'll be asking for your input as we journey around the Badger State. First up: What's your favorite independent book store in Wisconsin? Tell us in the comments. 🛣️📚 | Wisconsin Public Radio
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Next week, WPR will bring you our "Wisconsin Road Trip" series! Throughout the summer, we will be showcasing gems all across the state — book stores, ice cream shops, outdoor activities and more. We'll be asking for your input as we journey around the Badger State. First up: What's your favorite independent book store in Wisconsin? Tell us in the comments. 🛣️📚 | Wisconsin Public Radio
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We have launched our "Wisconsin Road Trip" series! Throughout the summer, WPR will be showcasing gems all across the state — book stores, ice cream shops, outdoor activities and more. We'll be asking for your input as we journey around the Badger State. Today we're wondering about your favorite place to stop for ice cream. Let us know in the comments! 🛣️🍦 Read about blue moon ice cream and the history of the flavor: https://www.wpr.org/news/blue-moon-ice-cream-invented-in-wisconsin Video: Alys
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Welcome to our WPR Music Library! Centuries of music from hundreds of genres are kept in this room, serving a variety of purposes for our producers and hosts. Host Lori Skelton takes us behind the scenes — more to come! 💚 Video editing: Ava Kuredjian | Wisconsin Public Radio
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We can't wait for WPR Classical Music Day tomorrow, so here's a sneak peek from the Rufus King High School Advanced Choir in Milwaukee! Join us Dec. 5 starting at 11 a.m. live on the air or in-person at the Bradley Symphony Center. Details here: https://bit.ly/4fatZiw | Wisconsin Public Radio
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WPR reporter Danielle Kaeding explains the Lac du Flambeau roads dispute, which has been ongoing for two years. Last week, nontribal homeowners asked a federal judge to either order or clarify that the federal government needs to take action to remove cameras and no trespassing signs along the roads that threaten them with prosecution. The town of Lac du Flambeau has requested a meeting with the tribe and U.S. Department of Justice to take place sometime this month. A jury trial is set for May.
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A new WPR is here! Starting today, our colleagues at Wisconsin Public Radio have switched all 38 of their stations to either all news or all music programs. You will need to reset your radio or digital device to listen to the Wisconsin Public Radio programs you rely on. Visit Wisconsin Public Radio’s website at wpr.org/new to find new station maps and program schedules. Learn more about these changes to improve the WPR service in this video message from WPR Director Sarah Ashworth. | PBS Wiscons
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Start your Christmas morning with WPR Music's "Morning Classics." Host Stephanie Elkins will be the perfect addition to your background of gift-opening, hot chocolate and holiday cheer. ❤️ | Wisconsin Public Radio
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WPR Music's station in Milwaukee, 90.7, held performances at Northwestern Mutual Community Park for Summerfest on Thursday. Musicians included electric cellist Malik Johnson from the Wisconsin Conservatory of Music, the Tuppence Duo with Heidi and Heather Barker, countertenor Patrick Terry and Charlie Rassumen on viola de gamba. Thank you to all who visited our stage, especially this dear little girl who stole the show! 🎵💚 More from WPR Music: https://www.wpr.org/music | Wisconsin Public Radio
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Larry Meiller has been a daily presence on WPR since 1967. His call-in talk show is among the most listened-to programs on the statewide radio network. Featuring a mix of Wisconsin-focused subjects and guests, Meiller has welcomed listeners to join in on conversations about the environment, consumer issues, nature, books, gardening, home improvement and more each weekday since creating WPR’s call-centered show format with “The Larry Meiller Show” in 1978. “As Larry retires, we are so honored to
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Norman Gilliland has been a classical music host on WPR since 1984, championing the cultural power of classical music, spotlighting local and international performers and engaging audience members with his insightful midday quiz each day on his program. An important and beloved voice in Wisconsin classical music, Norman has announced that he will retire from Wisconsin Public Radio. In addition to his music hosting, Norman co-hosted “University of the Air,” a program that featured and interviewed
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Not only did WPR get to visit Geo Rutherford and her mom at their property on Fish Lake, but they let us take out the kayaks to see what remains of the abandoned houses that have been been submerged throughout the years as the water levels rise up and down rapidly. Rutherford is an online content creator who curates Spooky Lake Month in October. Even with all her experience on various lakes, she told WPR that Fish Lake is "honestly one of my favorite places to kayak. I love it." | Wisconsin Publ
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Food Friday has a long tradition on WPR, from "Here on Earth" with Jean Feraca to "Central Time" with Rob Ferrett. Now it's back in video form! Let us know what you'd like Rob to whip up in his kitchen and maybe he'll give it a try. 🧑‍🍳 | Wisconsin Public Radio
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Food Friday has a long tradition on WPR, from "Here on Earth" with Jean Feraca to "Central Time" with Rob Ferrett. Now it's back in video form! Let us know what you'd like Rob to whip up in his kitchen and maybe he'll give it a try. 🧑‍🍳 | Wisconsin Public Radio
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Join WPR for a night of live music and storytelling in the city of Milwaukee. “Afternoon Classics” host Lori Skelton will guide you through the evening, leading interviews with two local musicians and a Q&A session with the audience. You’ll meet and hear music from Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra cellist Peter J. Thomas and classical guitarist Kevin Loh. Doors open at 6 p.m. at Anodyne Coffee Roasting in Walker's Point with music from a local ensemble, with the event starting at 7 p.m. We encourage
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Happiest holidays from "The Larry Meiller" team and all of us at WPR! ♥️ Watch to catch some of our favorite winter tunes. And tune in today, Dec. 24, for some holiday movie content and the annual Santa call-in special! | Wisconsin Public Radio
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WPR's "Gen Z interns" wrote the script for Winter Member Drive... You count on WPR for independent journalism, meaningful discussions and music that enriches your day. Donors provide the largest source of funding for this essential service. Your gift makes a difference!🧡 Donate: https://give.wpr.org/page/56522/donate/1?supporter_appealCode=&ea.tracking.id=FY25_Winter_HPB&utm_source=web&utm_medium=banner&utm_campaign=FY25WinterDrive&utm_termwmdhpb&utm_content=FY25_Winter_HPB | Wisconsin Public R
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📢 WPR’s June One-day Member Drive is on NOW! 📢 Donate today to grab the new WPR zipper tote bag or can koozies – all featuring our favorite badger-with-headphones design. Donate here: wpr.org/donate 🧡 Larry says thank you for all your support. OFFERINGS END TODAY: WPR Badger Koozie: $5/month or more WPR Badger Zipper Tote: $12/month or more WPR Summer Bundle: 1 tote 2 koozies for $20/month or more | Wisconsin Public Radio
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Protesters continue to gather across Wisconsin following the killing of Alex Pretti in Minneapolis over the weekend, the killing of Renee Good on Jan. 7 and overall heightened federal immigration operations in Minnesota and elsewhere. In this video, there's a demonstration in Milwaukee taking place Wednesday night. And on Tuesday, students at UW-Madison gathered to express disdain toward U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Visit WPR.org for updates and more. Video footage: WPR reporter Eva
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WPR’s “Wisconsin Today” is kicking off a series aimed at understanding the impact of the state’s aging population on workforce needs, community services, and more. In this conversation, a demographer talks through the state's aging population and what the data shows. | Wisconsin Public Radio
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What questions would you like the candidates for Wisconsin Supreme Court to answer as they compete for your vote? Let us know and we’ll send some of your questions to the candidates: wpr.org/election2026 | Wisconsin Public Radio
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When you’re driving through Wisconsin, you might pass the time by trying to spot out-of-state license plates or unusual billboards. Some Wisconsinites, however, are on the lookout for wild veggies — specifically, asparagus. That includes 71-year-old Ann Meyer Schmidt. The Wautoma resident reached out to WHYsconsin to ask: Why is there so much asparagus growing along the roadsides in central Wisconsin? It’s something Schmidt has wondered about, ever since she was a kid taking road trips from her
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A Wisconsin man is among employees fired by the Environmental Protection Agency in recent days after signing a letter opposing the Trump administration’s policies. Hundreds of current and former EPA employees signed the letter on June 30, saying the administration’s policies “undermine the EPA mission of protecting human health and the environment.” The letter came as the agency moved to roll back at least 31 regulations, including limits on pollution from power plants, vehicle tailpipes and mer
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If you ever wanted to know what federal dollars do in Wisconsin every day, just look at responses this week to the Trump Administration's memo calling for a pause in federal payments to grant, loan and assistance programs. The state relies on a lot of federal money for a lot of purposes. WPR's Anya van Wagtendonk has been looking into just how much money and how many purposes. Read more: https://www.wpr.org/news/federal-funding-trump-wisconsin-nonprofits-confusion-anxiety Featured: WPR Capitol r
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