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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.

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.

Browns Analyst, Tony Grossi, joins Emmett and Jerod to talk about what that win yesterday means for the season for the Browns.

TNL HR 1 - Emmett and Jerod talk about their feelings after the Browns victory and they talk to Tony Grossi. Plus, they play "Reason or Excuse."

J. Jeffers & Co. Founder/CEO Josh Jeffers talks about how one of the interesting things happening in Milwaukee real estate right now is that some of the most ambitious new development activity isn’t necessarily happening downtown. What is driving more major multifamily projects proposed in suburban communities like Wauwatosa, Waukesha, West Allis, and Oak Creek? Does this mean Milwaukee’s suburbs are becoming more urban?

The City of Milwaukee is hoping to make the daily commute a little easier, without everyone having to get behind the wheel. WTMJ's Neil Doyle reports.

1. A new Air Traffic Control tool rolls out today, which comes as the FAA says widespread flight delays today are stemming from an equipment outage in Philadelphia.

2. As complaints mount over Milwaukee's many pothole-laden roads, the Mayor is poised to make a historic ask in the 2027 budget.

3. The "March to Abolish Animal Testing" is now less than a week away from its destination.

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

Guests include MMAC Senior Advisor Tim Sheehy and Milwaukee Brewers Chief Operating Officer Marti Wronski.

We wrap up with why driving over the Hoan Bridge may look a little "hazy" starting today.

Milwaukee Brewers Chief Operating Officer Marti Wronski talks about how postseason tickets go on sale for Wisconsinites tomorrow and expectations for ticket sales. What is reaction from people working within the franchise about another postseason run? How do you keep excitement up when the Brewers are yet again in the postseason?