Trevor Hook

Project Ujima aims to help youth violence victims recover and thrive. The medical director of the program tells WPR’s “Wisconsin Today” the goal is to help patients heal outside of a hospital.

New data suggests more women farmers might lead to more business creation and a drop in poverty rates. Two women farmers in Wisconsin share their experiences.

Today is Public Radio Music Day — a day for showcasing the role of public radio in amplifying music for communities throughout Wisconsin. WPR’s Sile Shigley shares some of her favorite tracks at the moment.

Clinical psychologist and researcher Alvin Thomas works to shed light on the issues fathers face and to combat harmful stereotypes around Black fathers. He recently co-chaired an event aiming to bring resources and information to dads in need.

Martha Buche is of Potawatomi descent. Her journey to reconnect with her heritage through traditional arts — and to teach those arts to others — has earned her an award for her work.

A new final rule from the Environmental Protection Agency requires all lead lines to be removed within a decade. An official with the DNR says it’s possible. But a Milwaukee activist says more education is needed.

Enrollment in the state’s technical school system has steadily declined over the past decade. But the president of the Wisconsin Technical College System said the system is on the road to recovery.

The First German Lutheran Church in Manitowoc spent two years planning to restore its pipe organ to mark the 150th anniversary of the building of its church.

Ultra-marathon swimmer Jim Dreyer was recently forced to abandon his fourth attempt to cross Lake Michigan by himself. He tells WPR’s “Wisconsin Today” he’s not done trying to cross the world’s fifth largest lake.

Tomorrow is the start of the archery deer hunting season, stretching until January. Two DNR staffers tell us what to expect this season and how to stay safe.