Voices from the DNC, An alert system for missing Indigenous people, College Democrats on party agenda, Rock Aqua Jays return to the water

We hear from participants at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago. Then, we learn about an alert system for missing Indigenous people. Then, three college Democrats give the perspective of young voters. Then, Rock Aqua Jays explain the thrill of water skiing.

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Voices from the DNC

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The Democratic National Convention is being held in Chicago this week. Our producers are on the ground and bring us interviews with Wisconsin delegates and attendees.
Efforts to find missing Indigenous people in Wisconsin

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The Federal Communications Commission is creating an alert system for missing and endangered people that could benefit search efforts for missing Indigenous people. A member of Wisconsin’s task force on Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women explains how tribes are trying to protect community members.
College Democrats perspective on the presidential race

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With the Democratic National Convention underway — and a recent unexpected change-up of the party ticket — we check in with student Democrats from three Wisconsin colleges to learn why they support the party and what issues matter most to them.
Battle over wake surfing

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Surfing wakes created by boats is growing in popularity in Wisconsin’s lakes. But as Danielle Kaeding reports, some critics say the waves create concerns for the safety of others on the water, the environment and spreading invasive species.
Wisconsin water ski club returns to Rock River

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The Rock Aqua Jays Water Ski Club in Janesville are back on the Rock River after two months of high flood waters. The president shares how athletes are navigating their 63rd season. Plus, we explore how members calm their nerves.