Happening tonight - a public meeting on the redevelopment proposal for the former Walmart at the Midtown Center on Milwaukee's northwest side. More from WTMJ's Neil Doyle.

Summerfest officially kicks off its first day today! Megan Moroney, the rising county star will headline the AmFam Amp tonight! Joining the show to preview the festival ahead, and why Milwaukee’s Summerfest is such an awesome attractor to these huge musical acts like Ed Sheeran, Jelly Roll, and Garth Brooks.

That's quite a comp for you Scots. This hour, we begin with an update on the jury deliberations of the Amandria Brunner MU crash trial. Plus, Debbie's Summerfest feature on the opening day. An Everyday Hero! And Jen Lada talks the Giannis deadline and reminds us of a very important factor about the deadline

The Giannis deadline is approaching, or at least the deadline that owner Jimmy Haslem gave at the Taylor Jenkins press conference about 6 weeks ago. So, when will it happen? ESPN Milwaukee’s Jen Lada joins the program to talk about this process. Something she points out is that the leaks we hear are from other teams and the Bucks are playing this close. So will Giannis stay?

Everyday Hero! That story that went national of the passenger plane that crashed and community members who saved the lives of these passengers trapped. The video is incredible.

Before you hear a guitar, order a lemonade or argue with your group about which stage to hit first, you have to answer the real Summerfest question: how are you getting there?

The Late Show with Stephen Colbert may have ended, but Steve and Kristin decided to spend this week's episode of Overtime taking his famous Colbert Questionert (yes it's spelled that way); 15 questions he would ask celebrity guests on his show. How will they answer? Listen and find out!

The Late Show with Stephen Colbert may have ended, but Steve and Kristin decided to spend this week's episode of Overtime taking his famous Colbert Questionert (yes it's spelled that way); 15 questions he would ask celebrity guests on his show. How will they answer? Listen and find out!

Homer opens with Rain Man trivia centered heavily on Jacob Misiorowski, making it clear that Brewers days now fall into two categories: Miz starts and non-Miz starts. He talks with Jason Wilde about whether the Packers can prove last year’s ceiling was real, how injuries affected their late-season slide, and why Javon Bullard could be a key defensive breakout. The conversation shifts to Jordan Love’s legacy compared to Aaron Rodgers and Brett Favre, with Homer arguing that Super Bowls can change the whole conversation. Later, Homer weighs in on Giannis Antetokounmpo, saying he still likes Giannis forever because of the Bucks championship while acknowledging the injury risk tied to another massive contract. He closes by floating the dream of a live “Thanalysis” show with Thanasis Antetokounmpo taking calls.

Jason Wilde joins Homer to debate whether the Packers should be viewed through a 2010-2011 lens if injuries truly held them back last season. Wilde explains why he believed Green Bay was legitimately good before the late-season collapse, while also acknowledging the losses that cannot simply be excused away. He makes the case for Javon Bullard as a potential breakout player, highlighting his toughness, versatility, tackling, and fit in the Packers defense. Wilde and Homer also discuss Jordan Love’s long-term legacy, with Homer emphasizing that winning one or two Super Bowls would matter more than matching Aaron Rodgers’ individual awards.