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EPISODE · Jul 15, 2026 · 27 MIN

4p: Controversy, Creativity & Wisconsin Crossroads

from Wisconsin's Afternoon News

This hour covers some of Wisconsin’s biggest conversations, starting with Tory Lowe’s reaction to the federal civil rights lawsuit stemming from the high-profile 2023 arrest of Jermelle English Jr. at a Kenosha Applebee’s, including insight from attorney B’Ivory LaMarr on the case and its broader implications. We also spotlight the incredible story of savant artist Stephen Wiltshire, who recreated Milwaukee’s skyline entirely from memory after a single helicopter flight over the city. Plus, a look at the latest heat and wildfire smoke concerns, a Travel Wisconsin feature for adventure seekers, and an MKE Economy Briefing with Dale Kooyenga on the Sara Rodriguez campaign controversy, the debate over Highway 794, and national recognition for Milwaukee’s Lakefront Brewery.

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