In today’s 3 at 3, we cover the latest in the Amandria Brunner case, how restaurants are handling tipping with an influx of World Cup fans, and Lindsey Slater’s move to TMJ4—three big stories in one quick update.

CLE Browns Daily HR 1 - Beau and Nathan react to The NBA Finals and The World Cup. They also go "Behind Enemy Lines" with the Ravens.

Wisconsin's Midday News wraps up with your Top Two at Two.

Guests include Big Dog Ranch Rescue Founder/Owner/CEO Lauree Simmons and Former FBI Special Agent in Charge Rich Frankel.

We wrap up with comments from HHS Secretary RFK Jr. on the release of the remaining Ridglan Farms beagles.

Big Dog Ranch Rescue Founder/Owner/CEO Lauree Simmons talks about how Ridglan Farms is releasing its remaining beagles, after coming to an agreement with the organization. What does this mean to her personally? What did the sale of the beagles include? When will the beagles be released? Why is there a gap in between the release of the remaining beagles? Where are efforts going to be focused next?

1. Ridglan Farms is releasing its remaining beagles.

2. Several of the skydivers killed when their plane crashed moments after taking off from a Missouri airfield were experienced jumpers.

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

TNL HR 1 - Emmett and Jerod talk about their concern level with the Jose Ramirez injury. They also talk Cavs and World Cup.

Wisconsin's Midday News has your Three Big Things.

Guests include J. Jeffers & Co. President/CEO Josh Jeffers and TMJ4 News Meteorologist Lindsey Slater.

We wrap up with how with a US/Iran peace agreement signed this week, average gas prices are down significantly around the country.

TMJ4 News Meteorologist Lindsey Slater gives the forecast for the week ahead and breaks down her departure from WISN Channel 12 and her Christmas tradition!

J. Jeffers & Co. President/CEO Josh Jeffers talks about how last week, WHEDA announced their annual tax credit awards. This is a super competitive, once per year process. There were 8 projects totaling 709 affordable housing units that were approved to move ahead in Milwaukee. What are the projects and how do they span new construction? Also approved just last week is a major new 200-unit luxury apt building called "The Everett" at 234 S Water St. Milwaukee has some new affordable housing and new luxury housing, but is there anything happening in between?