On Monday, a school shooting at Abundant Life Christian School in Madison left three people dead, including a teacher, a student and the 15-year old shooter, who was also a student at the school. Six other victims, including five students and a teacher, were injured. Here & Now will report on the continuing investigation into the shooting and the effects it has left in the school and Dane County community as people continue to offer support to all of the families affected.

Anchor Frederica Freyberg will speak with Erin L. Neill, a trauma specialist with Heart Counseling in Madison, to discuss the impact violence like school shootings can have on survivors and the community at large.

Trish Kilpin, executive director of the Wisconsin Department of Justice's Office of School Safety, will also discuss her office's work responding to crises like this week's shooting, an increase in tips being submitted about potential violence in schools and future funding needs for the office to continue its work.

Also this week, Zac Schultz will interview Wisconsin Assembly Speaker Robin Vos, R-Rochester, about his legislative outlook for the new year.

Read and watch daily updates at pbswisconsin.org/news.

Around the Farm Table: Homemade for the Holidays
In this new special, snow has arrived at the farm, and Inga Witscher gets ready to kick off holiday entertaining with homemade decorations and recipes. Join her to craft natural wreaths with dried citrus and eucalyptus, visit Lowes Creek Tree Farm to select the perfect tree, learn how to make traditional German straw ornaments and prepare an elegant vegetarian meal featuring sweet potato steaks.

Adventure Awaits | Wisconsin Life
Join Angela Fitzgerald to attend the Experimental Aircraft Association (EAA) AirVenture in Oshkosh. Explore the GirlVenture Camp, which introduces young women to the world of aviation and meet a Madison fighter pilot with her own flair, a plein air artist capturing landscapes, and a Marion farmer cultivating peonies.

Carols of Christmas Past | University Place
Trevor Stephenson, artistic director of the Madison Bach Musicians, joins University Place Presents host Norman Gilliland to share renditions of Christmas carols in their original arrangements or as they were performed long ago. Stephenson explains the history of the carols and accompanies singers Alisa Suzanne Jordheim, Margaret Fox, Scott J. Brunscheen and Jim LaBelle.