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The Corporation for Public Broadcasting has voted to shut down. What does this mean? 620 WTMJ’s Adam Roberts joined Wisconsin’s Afternoon News to cover the repercussions of this.
At what point is the Venezuelan capture an act of imperialism? Major Garrett, Chief Washington Correspondent, expanded on the topic and if the United States overstepped its boundaries. Garrett joined 620 WTMJ’s John Mercure and Julia Fello to break down the timeline and details.
What does the weather look like outside today? TMJ4 Chief Meteorologist Brian Niznansky gives news on weather that is creeping into the… 40s? That’s right! Hear about the 5-day forecast and what you can expect on your drive home tonight.
Dry January is a common practice for those who are trying to improve themselves as they bring in the New Year. However, this does have a ripple effect on bars. Kristine Hellmer, the CEO of the Wisconsin Restaurant Association, joined Wisconsin’s Afternoon News to break down how bar revenues are impacted during practices like dry January.
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By 620 WTMJThe Corporation for Public Broadcasting has voted to shut down. What does this mean? 620 WTMJ’s Adam Roberts joined Wisconsin’s Afternoon News to cover the repercussions of this.
At what point is the Venezuelan capture an act of imperialism? Major Garrett, Chief Washington Correspondent, expanded on the topic and if the United States overstepped its boundaries. Garrett joined 620 WTMJ’s John Mercure and Julia Fello to break down the timeline and details.
What does the weather look like outside today? TMJ4 Chief Meteorologist Brian Niznansky gives news on weather that is creeping into the… 40s? That’s right! Hear about the 5-day forecast and what you can expect on your drive home tonight.
Dry January is a common practice for those who are trying to improve themselves as they bring in the New Year. However, this does have a ripple effect on bars. Kristine Hellmer, the CEO of the Wisconsin Restaurant Association, joined Wisconsin’s Afternoon News to break down how bar revenues are impacted during practices like dry January.