Wisconsin's Afternoon News

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This hour begins with a DEWD feature focusing on blind spots and the challenges they create in everyday life. We then discuss Davante Adams’ recent comments about the Packers during an appearance on Shannon Sharpe’s podcast and the reaction from fans. Julia revisits her feature on the Anne Frank Exhibit and its powerful message of remembrance and education. Plus, a conversation with UW-La Crosse political science professor Anthony Chergosky, who provides a status check on Wisconsin’s governor’s race, candidate momentum, and the issues shaping the campaign.

This hour begins with Julia’s feature on the Anne Frank Exhibit and the powerful lessons it continues to teach generations later. We also spotlight an Everyday Hero with WTMJ’s Erik Bilstad and get the latest severe weather update from Craig Koplien. Later, Lane Grindle reflects on his friendship and broadcasting partnership with Bob Uecker as he discusses the new Uecker documentary, while also breaking down another impressive outing from Brewers phenom Jacob Misiorowski. We wrap up with Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reporter Jesse Opoien, who examines growing Democratic concerns surrounding Wisconsin’s governor’s race, campaign finance controversies, and the political dynamics shaping the contest.

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel political reporter Jesse Opoien joins to discuss growing concerns among Democrats as Wisconsin’s governor’s race takes shape. From campaign finance controversies and shifting fundraising dynamics to candidate positioning and party strategy, Opoien breaks down why some Democrats are expressing anxiety about the state of the race and what it could mean heading toward Election Day.

Lane Grindle joins to discuss the new Bob Uecker documentary, in which he is featured, and reflects on his longtime friendship and broadcasting partnership with the legendary voice of the Brewers. Lane shares what made Uecker so special, both on and off the air, and why his legacy continues to resonate throughout baseball. Plus, a Brewers update, including another dominant performance from Jacob Misiorowski and what his remarkable rise means for Milwaukee’s postseason hopes.

This hour starts with the 3 at 3, featuring severe weather moving across Wisconsin, Packers Shareholders Meeting, and another big night from Jacob Misiorowski as he faced the Rockies. We also preview tomorrow’s Wisconsin’s Afternoon News in-depth feature and get the latest severe weather update from TMJ4’s Lauren Larsen. Later, Telly Hughes breaks down Misiorowski’s historic start vs the Rockies, the Brewers’ trade deadline priorities, and what it will take for Milwaukee to make a serious postseason run. We wrap up with UW-La Crosse political science professor Anthony Chergosky for a status check on Wisconsin’s governor’s race, examining campaign controversies, candidate momentum, and the road ahead

UW-La Crosse political science professor Anthony Chergosky joins for a status check on Wisconsin’s race for governor. We discuss where the field stands, the impact of recent campaign finance controversies, which candidates have momentum, and the key issues likely to shape the race in the months ahead. Plus, what the latest developments tell us about the road to Election Day.

In today’s 3 at 3, we track severe weather moving through Wisconsin, discuss key developments from the Packers Shareholders Meeting, and preview Jacob Misiorowski’s matchup against the Rockies as the Brewers star sensation continues his remarkable run.

This hour begins with a major announcement as WTMJ becomes the new home of Wisconsin Badgers athletics. TMJ4’s Charles Benson then joins to break down the latest developments in Wisconsin’s governor’s race, including fundraising numbers, campaign strategy, candidate momentum, and the controversies shaping the field. We also bring you our conversation from EAA AirVenture Oshkosh with a pilot from the world-famous Royal Air Force Red Arrows, offering an inside look at the precision, teamwork, and skill behind one of aviation’s premier demonstration teams.

TMJ4’s Charles Benson joins with the latest on Wisconsin’s race for governor, analyzing campaign strategy, fundraising numbers, candidate positioning, and the issues shaping the contest. Plus, his insights on how recent developments, including campaign finance controversies and shifting political dynamics, could influence the race in the months ahead.

This hour takes listeners to EAA AirVenture Oshkosh, where aviation, leadership, and history come together. Adam Roberts previews this week’s Reporter’s Notebook before we head live to EAA with General Adria Zuccaro, who discusses leadership, military service, and inspiring the next generation of aviators. EAA Director of Communications Dick Knapinski then shares the latest highlights from AirVenture, including crowd favorites, special guests, and must-see attractions. We wrap up with an unforgettable conversation with 100-year-old World War II veteran Colonel Joseph Peterburs, who recounts his dramatic escape from a German POW camp and reflects on a century of courage, resilience, and service.

Colonel Joseph Peterburs joins live from EAA AirVenture Oshkosh to share an extraordinary story of courage and resilience. The 100-year-old World War II veteran reflects on his military service, including his daring escape from a German POW camp, the lessons learned through a century of life, and why preserving the stories of the Greatest Generation remains so important today.

EAA Director of Communications Dick Knapinski joins live from AirVenture Oshkosh with the latest from aviation’s biggest gathering. From standout aircraft and crowd favorites to special guests, air shows, and memorable moments from the grounds, Dick shares what’s making headlines and why EAA continues to attract aviation enthusiasts from around the world.

General Adria Zuccaro joins live from EAA AirVenture Oshkosh to discuss her military career, leadership experience, and the importance of aviation in national service. From inspiring the next generation of aviators to the lessons learned throughout her career, General Zuccaro shares insights from one of aviation’s biggest stages.

Adam Roberts joins with a preview of this week’s Reporter’s Notebook, highlighting the stories, investigations, and behind-the-scenes reporting featured in the latest edition. From developing local issues to deeper dives into the people and decisions shaping southeastern Wisconsin, Adam shares what listeners can expect and why these stories matter.

This hour begins with the latest developments following the Madison shooting, including what investigators know so far, plans for a community vigil, and reaction from gubernatorial candidate Francesca Hong. We also discuss WTMJ becoming the new home of Wisconsin Badgers athletics. Later, Dom Cotroneo joins to break down Joey Ortiz’s recent surge and preview the Brewers Legends Game, while a pilot from the world-famous Royal Air Force Red Arrows joins us live from EAA AirVenture Oshkosh to discuss the skill, preparation, and excitement behind one of aviation’s premier demonstration teams.

A pilot from the world-famous Royal Air Force Red Arrows joins us live from EAA AirVenture Oshkosh to discuss the precision, teamwork, and training behind one of the most celebrated aerobatic demonstration teams in the world. We talk about their performance schedule, what makes the Red Arrows unique, and what fans can expect to see in the skies over Oshkosh.

Dom Cotroneo joins to discuss Joey Ortiz’s recent surge and the impact he’s having on the Brewers as the season enters a critical stretch. Plus, a preview of the Brewers Legends Game, including the former stars returning to the field, fan favorites to watch, and what makes the annual event such a special celebration of Milwaukee baseball.

In today’s 3 at 3, we discuss the latest information surrounding the Madison shooting, a community vigil being held to honor the victims and support those affected, and the ongoing investigation. We also hear reaction from gubernatorial candidate Francesca Hong, who shares her response to the tragedy

This hour begins with a firsthand recap of the Marty Brooks hearing as Adam Roberts shares key testimony, major developments, and what the proceedings could mean for the future of the Wisconsin Center District. Then, former Lieutenant Governor Mandela Barnes joins for an in-depth discussion on Wisconsin’s race for governor, the issues defining the campaign, and how the political landscape continues to evolve as candidates make their case to voters.

Former Lieutenant Governor Mandela Barnes joins the show to discuss Wisconsin’s race for governor, the issues shaping the campaign, and his perspective on the candidates vying for the state’s highest office. The conversation covers the latest developments in the race, campaign strategy, and what Barnes believes voters are looking for as Election Day approaches.

Adam Roberts joins with a firsthand recap of the hearing involving Wisconsin Center District President and CEO Marty Brooks. After attending the proceedings, Adam shares the key moments, testimony, and takeaways from the hearing, along with what it could mean for the Wisconsin Center District and its future leadership.

Dale Kooyenga joins for the MKE Economy Briefing to recap the hearing involving Wisconsin Center District President and CEO Marty Brooks.

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This hour starts with a preview of the hearing involving Wisconsin Center District President and CEO Marty Brooks, as Adam Roberts breaks down the key issues and what to watch for. CBS News’ Major Garrett then joins for a unique conversation that begins with Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey and transitions to the latest developments involving Iran and the broader global implications. Plus, a replay of our conversation with the producers behind the new Bob Uecker documentary, offering behind-the-scenes insight into the life and legacy of one of Wisconsin’s most beloved sports icons.

CBS News’ Major Garrett joins the show with his review of Christopher Nolan’s highly anticipated film The Odyssey, discussing the buzz surrounding the movie and its place among Nolan’s recent work. The conversation then shifts to the latest developments involving Iran, including escalating tensions in the region, U.S. policy considerations, and the broader implications for global stability and security.

Adam Roberts joins with a preview of the hearing involving Wisconsin Center District President and CEO Marty Brooks. We discuss what’s expected, the key issues at stake, and why the proceedings are drawing attention ahead of tomorrow’s hearing.

This hour covers a wide range of stories, from the latest developments involving Sunny Hostin to a look inside the new Curly Lambeau exhibit with Brent Hensel, featuring rare artifacts and the lasting legacy of the Packers founder. We also discuss an oxygen tank explosion and the response to the incident. Plus, Dr. John Raymond joins for the MKE Health Briefing to explain the health dangers posed by recent wildfire smoke, how poor air quality affects the body, and what Wisconsinites can do to protect themselves during air quality alerts.

Dr. John Raymond joins for the MKE Health Briefing to explain the serious health risks posed by the wildfire smoke that has blanketed Wisconsin in recent weeks. With some of the worst air quality readings ever recorded in the state, Dr. Raymond breaks down what the Air Quality Index means, why dangerous PM 2.5 particles are a concern, and how smoke affects the lungs, heart, and overall health. He also shares practical tips for protecting yourself and your family during air quality alerts, especially for those with asthma, COPD, heart disease, or other underlying health conditions.

Brent Hensel joins to discuss a new exhibit dedicated to Packers founder Curly Lambeau, highlighting rare artifacts, historical insights, and the lasting impact Lambeau had on the franchise and the NFL. We explore what fans can expect from the exhibit and how it helps tell the story of one of Wisconsin’s most influential sports figures.

This hour starts with the 3 at 3, covering yesterday’s tornadoes, a proposed data center in Cottage Grove, and Day 2 of EAA AirVenture as WTMJ prepares to broadcast live from Oshkosh. We also discuss a heated incident at a Cubs game where a fan slapped another fan for not standing during the national anthem, sparking debate over respect, protest, and personal conduct. Plus, Erik Bilstad’s latest Everyday Hero spotlight and a special conversation with the producers behind the new Bob Uecker documentary, sharing behind-the-scenes stories and insights into the life and legacy of one of Wisconsin’s most beloved sports icons.

Documentary producer Barry Poltermann and director Michael Volmann join the show to discuss the new film celebrating the life and legacy of Bob Uecker. They share behind-the-scenes stories from the production, what it was like capturing Uecker’s remarkable career, and why the legendary broadcaster’s impact extends far beyond baseball. From iconic moments to never-before-heard insights, it’s a look inside the making of a tribute to one of Wisconsin’s most beloved figures.

A confrontation at a Cubs game is drawing attention after a fan slapped another fan for not standing during the national anthem. We discuss the incident, the strong reactions on both sides, and the broader question it raises: is the bigger issue the physical confrontation, or the decision not to stand?

In today’s 3 at 3, we recap the tornadoes and severe weather that swept through the area, examine plans for a major data center project in Cottage Grove, and check in on Day 2 of EAA AirVenture Oshkosh. Plus, a preview of our live broadcast from EAA coming up Thursday.

This hour begins with the latest on an MMSD cease-and-desist order as Adam Roberts explains what prompted the action, who’s involved, and what it could mean for the future of the Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District. We then celebrate the legacy of baseball legend Hank Aaron with a new mural project, as the Brewers Community Foundation shares how the tribute came together and why Aaron’s impact still resonates in Milwaukee. Plus, a TMJ4 Weather Update and a replay of our conversation with Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley, who discusses his decision to reenter Wisconsin’s race for governor, his campaign priorities, and the road ahead.

The Executive Director of the Brewers Community Foundation joins to discuss a new mural honoring baseball icon Hank Aaron. We explore the inspiration behind the project, Aaron’s lasting impact on Milwaukee and the game of baseball, and how the mural will help celebrate the legacy of one of the sport’s greatest figures for generations to come.

Adam Roberts breaks down the latest developments involving a cease-and-desist order connected to the Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District (MMSD). We discuss what prompted the action, who’s involved, and what the dispute could mean for the agency and the public moving forward.

This hour begins with WTMJ’s Craig Koplien breaking down the latest severe weather and wildfire smoke concerns impacting Wisconsin. Adam Roberts then reports on a serious crash involving a bicyclist struck by a bus and the ongoing investigation into what happened. We also check in on World Cup festivities, including the parade, match action, and halftime buzz. Later, Lane Grindle joins following the Brewers’ sweep of the Marlins to discuss William Contreras’ walk-off heroics, Jacob Misiorowski’s second-half outlook, and Milwaukee’s biggest trade deadline needs. We wrap up with Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley live in studio after announcing his return to Wisconsin’s governor’s race, discussing his decision, campaign priorities, and the path ahead.

Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley joins the show live in studio after announcing he is back in Wisconsin’s race for governor. Crowley discusses what led to his decision to reenter the campaign, his priorities moving forward, and how he plans to compete in an increasingly crowded and closely watched race. Plus, his reaction to the latest fundraising numbers, campaign controversy, and the road ahead.

Lane Grindle joins after the Brewers’ sweep of the Marlins, capped by William Contreras’ dramatic walk-off hit. The conversation looks ahead to a marquee pitching matchup featuring Jacob Misiorowski and Freddy Peralta, what Miz needs to accomplish during the second half of the season, and where his development could take the Brewers down the stretch. Plus, with the trade deadline approaching, Lane breaks down the roster needs Milwaukee should target and the types of players that could help fuel a postseason run.

Adam Roberts reports on a serious crash involving a bicyclist who was struck by a bus. We break down what is known so far, the response from authorities, and the latest developments as the investigation continues.

This hour kicks off with the 3 at 3, covering severe weather across Wisconsin, opening day at EAA AirVenture Oshkosh, and Jacob Misiorowski taking the mound for the Brewers. WTMJ’s Vince Vitrano joins live from EAA with a firsthand look at the aircraft, attractions, and excitement drawing aviation fans from around the globe. Later, Telly Hughes breaks down the biggest storylines facing the Brewers in the second half of the season and what could determine the club’s playoff fate. We wrap up with former FBI operative Eric O’Neill, who discusses Chinese election interference concerns, the growing role of drones in modern warfare, and the security challenges shaping today’s world.

Former FBI operative Eric O’Neill joins to discuss growing concerns over Chinese interference efforts, the threats facing U.S. elections, and the evolving role of drones in modern warfare. Drawing on his intelligence and counterespionage experience, O’Neill breaks down the security challenges shaping today’s global landscape and what Americans should be paying attention to moving forward.

Telly Hughes looks ahead to the second half of the Brewers’ season, breaking down the biggest storylines to watch, key players who could shape the playoff push, and what Milwaukee must do to keep its momentum going. From Jacob Misiorowski’s continued development to the health of the pitching staff and the race for October, Telly outlines what could define the rest of the year for the Crew.

WTMJ’s Vince Vitrano joins live from EAA AirVenture Oshkosh as aviation’s biggest event gets underway. From opening day excitement and must-see attractions to unique aircraft and the atmosphere on the grounds, Vince brings listeners a firsthand look at the start of a week that draws aviation enthusiasts from around the world.

In today’s 3 at 3, we track severe weather moving through the region, kick off opening day festivities at EAA AirVenture Oshkosh, and preview Jacob Misiorowski’s latest start as the Brewers phenom takes the mound tonight. Three big stories shaping the day across Wisconsin.

5P: Baseball Predictions and Trouble on the Border

ESPN's Alex Strouf joins the show to share his predictions for the Brewers in the second half of the season!

John Mercure shares the latest trouble for On the Border gentlemen's club which may lead to the club losing their liquor license.

4P: Smoke in the air and shakeups in the race