1. A confirmed tornado was spotted over Appleton, according to the National Weather Service.

2. Mother Nature cleared up just in time for the annual Green Bay Packers Shareholders meeting, which is underway right now.

Green Bay Packers president and CEO, Ed Policy, spoke to reporters in Green Bay ahead of the annual shareholders meeting. Policy shared his stance on the NFL creating a bit of an "arms race" when it comes to individual team revenue. Green Bay is in an interesting spot for this discussion given the Packers are in the smallest market in professional sports. Could Green Bay ever become at a serious disadvantage due to not having the equal opportunity of funding that the rest of the league has with its private owners? Plus, Policy gives an update that the Packers are not selling the naming rights to Lambeau Field.

TNL HR 2 - Emmett and Jerod react to "The Refresh" and talk Browns training camp. They also get random & give out performers of the day.

As Jason's list of the top 20 Packers heading into the 2026 season nears its end, Jesse has some questions for Jason as to some of his selections and decisions for the placement of certain players. Today, Micah Parsons was revealed as the second most important Packer entering 2026. And that will leave Jordan Love as the most important player for the Green Bay Packers in 2026. Do you agree?

It's the Monday edition of Wild & Tausch! Jason Wilde returns to the program after his summer sabbatical, just in time for Tausch to start his sabbatical. Jesse informs Jason of everything he missed over the last week from Luke Fickell's appearance, to Jesse's analogy for the 2026 Brewers, and then Jim Rutledge's infamous take on walk-offs. Plus, Jason gives his feedback to Bryan Bulaga's take that the entire starting five of the Packers offensive line needs to improve in the 2026 season. Will the Packers see that improvement? Or will it be another disappointing year for the offense because of the problems up front?

ABC News Correspondent Jim Ryan talks about how the Trump administration is lifting its ban on imports of cattle from Mexico to lower the cost of beef at the consumer level. Could the border close again if cases spike again?

Wisconsin's Midday News has your Now at Noon headlines.

Guests include MMAC Senior Director of Communications Ryan Amundson and Nutritics CEO Stephen Nolan.

Browns Analyst, Tony Grossi, joins Emmett and Jerod to talk Jerry Jeudy and top 10 players that aren't rookies on the Browns' roster.

TNL HR 1 - Emmett, Jerod and Nick are live at Beachwood Dental. They talk Jerry Jeudy's controversial video and speak to Tony Grossi.

Nutritics CEO Stephen Nolan talks about how a 2026 Allergy Dining Report finds restaurants risk losing an average of $78 per table when allergen information is unclear. How does lack of allergen transparency cost restaurants money? How does the United States compare to other countries when it comes to menus?