With Hillary Clinton’s numbers falling, and Bernie Sanders and Joe Biden surging, what will happen with the Democratic primary? Our guest breaks down the field of candidates and issues facing the party. We also explore an investigation into Wisconsin’s police chase laws, and hear some tips for students and parents going to college for the first time.
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An Investigation Into Police Chase Data Finds Gap In Reported Deaths
A new investigation into police chase statistics in Wisconsin finds gaps in reporting when it comes to death statistics. The investigation found that at least 28 deaths from 2002 to 2013 stemming from police chases have NOT been counted in Wisconsin’s statistics. One of the reporters behind the investigation talks more about some of the possible reasons for the discrepancy.
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Wisconsin Life: Leaving For College
In today’s Wisconsin Life we’ll get some tips for parents who are sending their kids to college this year.
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As Biden Weighs Presidential Run, What's Happening With the Democratic Field?
On the Democratic side of the presidential race, many observers thought Hillary Clinton was a lock for the nomination. But questions about her email practices and lukewarm support from progressives have opened up the door for Bernie Sanders, and possibly Joe Biden, to make serious shots at being the Democratic candidate in 2016. A political scientist breaks down the Democratic field and the issues facing the party.
Episode Credits
- Rob Ferrett Host
- Veronica Rueckert Host
- Chris Malina Producer
- Karl Christenson Producer
- Keegan Kyle Guest
- Patti Lux-Weber Guest
- Susan Johnson Guest
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