The MKE Economy Briefing with Dale Kooyenga unpacks major stories shaping development across southeast Wisconsin.

Outdoor enthusiasts of any style can plan camping trips in Wisconsin. Discover destinations like family-friendly campgrounds, glamping options and off-the-grid locations for adventure-seekers. Here’s to exploring the outdoors.

ABC News correspondent Alex Stone digs into allegations that Amazon may be pressuring major retailers and third‑party sellers to raise prices, a practice critics say could leave consumers paying more across the board. Stone explains what investigators are looking at, how Amazon’s market power factors into the claims, and what this could mean for shoppers, sellers, and the broader retail landscape as the story develops.

Theo Dorsey and Colin Russo break down the ethicality of his Baby-Moon. Mike Tannenbaum joins to discuss his biggest draft questions.

Theo goes head-to-head with Jeremy Marks-Peltz/Evan Cohen on their 2026 NFL Draft Mock Draft.

Community advocate Tory Lowe breaks down the rise in renter scams targeting Milwaukee tenants — from fake listings and fraudulent landlords to deposit theft and bait‑and‑switch tactics. Lowe explains how these scams typically work, the red flags renters should watch for, and the steps people can take to protect themselves before signing a lease or sending money. The segment also highlights how victims can report scams and where they can turn for help when housing situations go wrong.

The 3 PM hour kicks off at 3:08 with 3 at 3: Spirit Airlines facing potential financial rescue, Port Milwaukee preparing for a boost in cruise ship traffic, and a lively Brice Turang montage celebrating the Brewers infielder’s recent highlights. At 3:16, Steve Baas joins the show to stress how drivers can stay safe in Milwaukee’s construction zones, why crashes spike in work areas, and the simple habits that protect both workers and motorists. At 3:36, Jay Young breaks down how the Iran conflict is pushing and pulling global oil prices, and what market watchers expect next. The hour wraps at 3:46 with an Earth Day conversation featuring environmental activist Rob Greenfield, who explains how simple, intentional living can reduce waste and help anyone shrink their environmental footprint.

An inspiring Earth Day conversation with environmental activist Rob Greenfield, who shares how his extreme simplicity challenges people to rethink waste, consumption, and their relationship with the planet. From zero‑waste living to growing his own food, Greenfield explains why small, intentional choices can create meaningful change — and how anyone can take steps toward a lighter environmental footprint.

An in‑depth conversation with Jay Young on how the ongoing Iran conflict is influencing global oil prices, why markets react so sharply to instability in the region, and what energy analysts are watching in the weeks ahead. Young explains how geopolitical tension, supply fears, and strategic chokepoints shape the price of crude — and what consumers might expect if the situation escalates or stabilizes.