Kristal joins us for a discussion on multiple fronts.  First, we talked about how SA-Fox Cities never slows down, the demand is always there.  Then it was time to talk about a special event coming up where you can help out.  It's the first-ever Salvation Army golf fundraiser, and Appvion's Kevin Cluney joined us to talk about the event and Appvion's sponsorship of the effort.  To wrap, we discussed the upcoming back to school, Coats for Kids, bell ringing and so much more.

Hate the numbers...just kill the messenger!  We have takes on how the Jobs Report firing went down and how some responded to it.  There's a really feeling that Crew could go deep this year...really!
I have a quick recap on Mile 12. And, we need your blood, badly.

Yes, we have weeds at intersection corners that inhibit our visibility!  Very dangerous and....kinda ugly!
We dive into the Epstein files...swim at your own risk.  The Pack gets ready for Family Night as the Crew clings to a small lead in the Central. Plus, tariffs.  Yikes.

Yes, the Epstein Files never seem to go away. Maybe because we see so little of them.  The infamous kiss-cam makes an appearance.  We take a look at a change coming to the office of Governor in Wisconsin, plus prospects for 2026. And, we end with a sad, sobering stat on attacks on police officers in our country.

We've returned from the road...so let's review!  Dave and his wife road-tripped west and a lot happened along the way.   From bans on certain cars in the left lane to observations about Iowa and Nebraska...there's a lot of corn out there!  We see best laid plans go awry and semi's pulling out to pass.  Oh, and then there's the lack of rest rooms too!

We monitor the ceasefire in the Middle East, which is holding for now.  Also, Iran has been a president's bane for a long time.  The WIAA says no shot clock for you.  We give kudos to the highest drafted hoops player in Wisconsin history. And, alcohol sales are shooting up in Russia!

This is a tough story. There is no cure for ALS--also known as Lou Gehrig's disease.  The Weber family lost their father in 1999 to ALS.  Then, numerous children found out that they had the ALS genetic marker that would doom to that same fate.  Cathy talks about her battle with ALS and advancements that give future generations hope.

A Friday the 13th edition on the way.  We love this time of year, with Fathers Day and U.S Open weekend upon us. We say goodbye to the legendary Brian Wilson. Also, we note the oddities in the L.A. immigration protests and how the President responded. Happy June!

Yes, The List may sound 29, but it's actually older!  The NBA finals STARTING in June is always weird.  We explore the odd ways to replace Air Force One.  Memorial Day has me reminiscing. And, seeing the NBA Finals begin makes me harken for college hoops!

Yes, the 81st anniversary of D-Day, one of the most important days in history. We salute those who served and continue to do so today. Also, problems with Elon arise.  We'll explore the latest tariff hokey-pokey!  And, we enter June...with all it has in store for us!