Flint, Michigan is dealing with a crisis of lead in the water supply, but what’s the status of lead in Wisconsin’s water? An investigative journalist joins us to discuss how lead pipes affect the state’s water supply. We also learn about a sled dog race at the Apostle Islands, and learn about some new guidelines that could change how law enforcement officers use force.
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National law enforcement leaders met in Washington D.C. recently to discuss changes to guidelines on when they use force. Our guest explains what changes were discussed and how they could change policing practices.
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Wisconsin Life: Apostle Islands Sled Dog Race
On today’s Wisconsin Life we’ll learn about the annual Apostle Islands Sled Dog Race which attracts mushers and dog teams from all over the Midwest and Canada.
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Wisconsin Center For Investigative Journalism Reports On Lead In Wisconsin Water
The residents of Flint, Michigan are trying to deal with lead in their water supply, but investigative reports here in Wisconsin show lead poisoning is an issue in Milwaukee and around the state. A reporter explains the current state of lead in our water supply, and the problems it can create.
Episode Credits
- Rob Ferrett Host
- Veronica Rueckert Host
- Amanda Magnus Producer
- Karl Christenson Producer
- Matt Oleson Producer
- Geoffrey Alpert Guest
- Kelley Linehan Guest
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