TNL HR 1 - Jerod and Nick ask if it is fair or foul to think the Cavs-Knicks series is over. They also talk to Tony Grossi and Andre Knott.

Guardians Reporter, Andre Knott, and Kevan Arnold discuss the strong month of May, Brayan Rocchio's imapct, and the team's identity.

The show has always been about balance, and what other way than to end the show with that same thing. Balance. Kyle has some surprise guests that stop by to give him his flowers, all while he tries to keep Truth Nation informed about where the future of Milwaukee is heading. Thanks for all the fun memories over the years Truth Nation. We couldn't have made it this far with out y'all and we will see you on the flip side! Make sure you keep up with Kyle on his socials @kylewallace414 on Instagram and @espnkyle on X.com (Twitter) to stay up with Truth To Power with Kyle Wallace content!

1. Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers is asking President Trump to approve a federal disaster declaration after the severe storms and flooding we dealt with last month.

2. The Bob Uecker mural is taking shape in downtown Milwaukee!

3. The Milwaukee Brewers are taking the “Wisco Way” on the road!

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

Guests include Former FBI Special Agent in Charge Rich Frankel and MeidasTouch Chief Washington Correspondent Scott MacFarlane.

We wrap up with some tips for Memorial Day camping.

MeidasTouch Chief Washington Correspondent Scott MacFarlane talks about the significance of CBS News Radio in shaping American culture before the television era, which is now ending its operations after nearly 100 years of broadcasts. CBS News Radio helped shape his career, how personal does the end of this era feel to him?

Hammer and Nick discuss Game 2 of Cavs-Knicks and try to figure out how the Cavs get back on track.

Former FBI Special Agent in Charge Rich Frankel talks about how the nation’s largest police force is training officers and buying new equipment to counter the threat weaponized drones pose to the FIFA World Cup, America 250 and other high-profile events in New York City. The Justice Department is expected to issue new rules granting local police departments the ability to take down drones, an ability until now reserved largely for the FBI. The NYPD is buying $6.5 million in drone mitigation equipment and giving counterterrorism officers special training.

1. The U.S. releases a new batch of UFO files.

2. The NASCAR world shocked by the sudden death of Kyle Busch.

3. We are just hours away from the final sign-off of CBS News Radio.

Scott O'Hara, head coach of the back-to-back state championship Seminole Ridge flag football team, talks with Colin Russo about the challenges of making it back to the final game and the reward of finishing the job.