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  • 2p: Goes By Quickly
    Wisconsin's Midday News has your Now at Noon headlines.
    Guests include Third Space Brewing Co-Founder and President Andy Gehl and ABC News Legal Analyst Royal Oakes.
    We wrap up with this week's edition of Pack Yack!
    28 min
  • Media Outlets File Lawsuit
    ABC News Legal Analyst Royal Oakes weighs in after three news outlets banned from the White House by President Trump filed a First Amendment lawsuit against the President. CNN, MS NOW and Politico are seeking to restore their press access. Meanwhile, President Trump writing online today that this is not an assault on the free press, as he puts it but quote “an assault on the fake news.”
    6 min
  • 10th Anniversary of Third Space Brewing
    Third Space Brewing Co-Founder and President Andy Gehl talks about celebrating the 10th anniversary of the brewery. What challenges did Third Space face during its earlier years? What are some of the things Third Space did that helped the brewery succeed when so many other craft breweries in Milwaukee did not make it in the long haul? Are there any plans or goals for the future, after reaching this milestone?
    12 min
  • Top Two at Two - 9/21
    1. The start of the week was derailed in the skies, as an equipment outage shut down airspace in the Northeast.
    2. The First Amendment lawsuit filed by CNN, MS Now and Politico challenging a media ban imposed by the President Trump restricting their access to the president has been assigned a U.S. District Judge.
    4 min
  • 1p: Low Milwaukee Rain Totals
    Wisconsin's Midday News has your Three Big Things.
    Guests include J. Jeffers & Co. Founder/CEO Josh Jeffers, TMJ4 Meteorologist Lauren Larsen, and ABC News Correspondent Jim Ryan.
    27 min
  • Scammers Noticing Investments in Precious Metals
    ABC News Correspondent Jim Ryan talks about how the Federal Reserve’s efforts to throttle down inflation by raising interest rates have thrown new uncertainty into the stock market, driving many investors to seek “save havens” like gold and silver. Criminals have noticed the trend and have laid traps meant to rob investors, many of them seniors, of their life’s savings. Potential victims have come forward and helped investigators to nab several suspects.
    6 min

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Hear Wisconsin’s top headlines every weekday morning from WTMJ’s Debbie Lazaga. Topics range from breaking news and developing local stories to sports, regional impact of national events, and…