Jacob Misiorowski struck out 8 in 7 innings and Abner Uribe and Trevor Megill completed the three-hitter to lead the Brewers to a 2-0 win.

The Brewers have been playing well so far this year, but will it be enough to contend for a World Series? Craig, Kyle and Strouf discuss. Which team would you trade Giannis to? That give their thoughts. Lastly, they make their Palermo's Picks of the Week,

For more than twenty years, Michael Bell Sr. has searched for answers about his son's shooting during what originally began as a routine traffic stop. He talked with WTMJ's Libby Collins about why after all these years he is still asking questions and reveals new information he has uncovered about the night his son was shot on this edition of WTMJ Conversations.

Craig, Kyle and Strouf discuss whether the loss from the OKC Thunder will impact the Giannis Trade Sweepstakes. Should the Buck call the Thunder? They also discuss the Milwaukee Panthers NCAA Tournament run! They are also joined by Packers Reporter Jason Wilde who discusses the Josh Jacobs situation and what the Packers do at Running Back.

Libby talked to Grace Dugan from the Charles Allis Museum to talk about the museum hosting a Ghanaian art exhibit called "Deadly Prey," which reimagines movie posters for iconic movies and TV shows.

With the recent Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo and Uganda, Libby Collins spoke to Dr. Cindy Jones-Nosacek and her husband, Gary Nosacek, who work at a clinic in Uganda and just returned from the country. They explained how Ebola spreads, the work they did with the local parish to help, and how the outbreak has progressed, including the death toll. The conversation continued as Libby asked Dr. Nosacek and Gary about how seriously the people of Uganda were taking the outbreak, who they trust, local myths, and symptoms.

WTMJ host Libby Collins began the show, joined on the phone by Wisconsin Morning News host and UPAF chair Vince Vitrano, to talk about today's Ride for the Arts on Milwaukee's Hoan Bridge. Libby then checked in with Milwaukee Business Journal Editor-in-Chief Timothy Gibbons to talk about a German manufacturer investing in a facility in Waukesha and other manufacturing headlines. Plus, he talked about Milwaukee's newest traveling beer garden. WTMJ News reporter Nazir Spencer explained the emergency plane landing in Madison. Michelle Reinen from DATCP then explained the recent rise in pet scams. Libby also teases her upcoming WTMJ Conversations show with Michael Bell Sr., who was investigating the death of his son by the hands of police officers in Kenosha. What's On Tap host Sandy Maxx told Libby some of the latest streaming shows (including a surprising 4th season of Ted Lasso and a Larry David project with a former president as a producer), movies (including Mortal Kombat 2 and the latest Spider-Man movie), and music coming this week. She also previewed her next What's On Tap show. 

PLUS: Everyday Hero and Week-In-Review!

What's On Tap host Sandy Maxx told Libby Collins some of the latest streaming shows (including a surprising 4th season of Ted Lasso and a Larry David project with a former president as a producer), movies (including Mortal Kombat 2 and the latest Spider-Man movie), and music coming this week. She also previewed her next What's On Tap show.