Wisconsin congressman gets an earful, WPR reporter takes a surfing lesson in Sheboygan

A hostile crowd booed Republican Congressman Bryan Steil at an in-person town hall meeting last night in Elkhorn. A Madison photographer chronicles a pair of cranes who've adopted a gosling. And for our Wisconsin Road Trip series, WPR's own Joe Schulz tried surfing in the "Malibu of the Midwest."

Six more sheriffs in Wisconsin have signed contracts with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. The contracts are aimed at helping the agency identify and deport undocumented people who are being held in local jails. Milwaukee Police offer plans to address a jump in gun violence in a downtown entertainment district, but city council members are skeptical. And a community health clinic has opened in a Racine elementary school.

Leaders in Wisconsin are speaking out about changes at the Environmental Protection Agency. The Dane County Sheriff says an accused drunk driver should face charges in Wisconsin -- not her native Honduras. Then, a Wisconsin Life story about finding a date in real life instead of an app.

There's been an increase in people giving up their their pets to animal shelters in Wisconsin. The GOP primary for governor won't include former Governor Scott Walker. And a look at how Wisconsin communities are spending their share of a massive opioid settlement.

For the first time, an insurance company has purchased a dental practice in Wisconsin. Some residents are backing a petition to require decontamination of wake boats moving between lakes. And Green Bay Packers fans say farewell to the team's longtime president.

Gov. Tony Evers has made it official. He won't run for reelection. Evers' decision to retire from politics has Democrats and Republicans floating bids to replace him. And, the case against the father of a Madison school shooter will move forward.

The body of a missing college student has been found in the Mississippi River. Republicans are pushing to repeal Democratic Governor Tony Evers' 400-year veto. And, statistics show the number of abortions has been rising in Wisconsin.

State regulators say the commercial harvest of whitefish in Lake Michigan has reached its lowest level since 1990. It's early, but the battle for control of the Wisconsin Senate is already shaping up. And, a wrecked boat that became an unlikely Milwaukee landmark is up for auction.

An injured bald eagle in northern Wisconsin was saved by a new skin-grafting technology using skin from a North Atlantic cod. Business leaders say President Trump's tariffs are making things harder for Wisconsin manufacturers. And, the state is warning of an increase in fatal crashes in all-terrain vehicles.

Public media outlets in Wisconsin are reacting to the Trump administration's successful effort to claw back federal funding for NPR and PBS stations. A new study found that Wisconsin has fallen 10 percent behind the national average for per-student spending at public schools. More than 500,000 people are expected to visit Oshkosh this week for the annual AirVenture fly-in.