Silvy explains why he thinks the best move the Bulls is to bring back Tom Thibodeau. They also discuss Waddle ringing the closing bell before they run through Waddle's World.

Waddle and Silvy discuss what Ryan Poles had to say in his pre-draft media availability before they react to the breaking news that Billy Donovan is leaving the Bulls' head coaching position.

Browns Analyst, Tony Grossi, and Chopz discuss Day 1 of voluntary mini-camp and the latest intel for the NFL Draft.

A look at how Wisconsin’s energy costs compare to the rest of the United States — where the state ranks, why its rates differ from national averages, and the policy, infrastructure, and market factors that put Wisconsin on the higher end of the spectrum. The segment breaks down regional contrasts, historical trends, and what these comparisons mean for households and businesses navigating rising utility bills.

CLE Browns Daily HR 2 - Beau and Nathan talk ESPN Jets reporter, Rich Cimini and they listen back to Nathan with Andrew Berry.

A breakdown of the growing energy demands of data centers and how the rapid expansion of AI technologies could strain Wisconsin’s power grid and drive up costs. The segment explains why AI models require massive computing power, how that translates into higher electricity consumption, and what utilities and policymakers are preparing for as data centers become one of the fastest‑growing energy users in the country.

Browns' GM, Andrew Berry, sat down 1-on-1 with Nathan on the Draft Preview Show & was replayed on CBD. He talks final draft preparations.

A clear, accessible breakdown of WE Energies’ stranded assets — the power plants that are retiring or shutting down but still carry debt on the books. The segment explains how these stranded costs happen, why utilities can still charge customers for facilities no longer producing power, and how this financial burden shapes rates, future energy planning, and the transition to cleaner power in Wisconsin.

A deep‑dive feature with Adam Roberts exploring the background of Wisconsin’s energy rates — how they developed over time, why the state now ranks among the higher‑cost states in the Midwest, and the policy, infrastructure, and market forces that shaped today’s prices. Roberts walks through historical rate structures, long‑term utility investments, regulatory decisions, and regional comparisons, giving listeners a clear, accessible look at how Wisconsin ended up where it is now on energy costs.

Wisconsin's Midday News has your Top Two at Two.

Guests include ABC News Technology Reporter Mike Dobuski.

We also talk about how We Energies is kicking off a newsworthy naming contest, Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy speaking Washington today about billions being spent on new avoidance systems, and the latest in the Ridglan Farms bail hearings underway.