ABC News Investigative Reporter Peter Charalambous talks about how a father and daughter are speaking out after a recent Lyft ride resulted in a driver being accused of submitting an AI-generated image for a damage claim. Bert Gor of Florida said his teenage daughter and a friend took a Lyft home from the beach on Saturday, May 16th. After they arrived back at the house, Gor said he was alerted that he had been charged a $75 damage fee, in addition to the rideshare cost, for an alleged mess the driver claimed the teens had left behind in the car. But the photo used as proof of the damage, purportedly a beverage and French fries spilled across the backseat and carpet, was generated with AI technology. Lyft ultimately agreed to drop the charge, and Gor is now urging the public to keep their eyes peeled for random damage fees.

Kyle takes a stroll down memory lane as he recants the challenges of getting a solid lineup for The Truth with entertaining voices. & with some hosts ducking or not responding, it was easier said than done.

Wisconsin Girl Scouts of Wisconsin Southeast Ana Simpson talks about the results of the Wisconsin Girl Report that was released in 2025. The Highest Awards Celebration is this week, what kind of awards can Girl Scouts earn and what is the impact awards can have on self-esteem and the community? What can Girl Scouts learn if they take part in this year’s Summer Camp? What are University Partnerships?

1. Memorial Day travel starts today!

2. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration is predicting 8 to 14 named storms this year in the Atlantic.

3. Some of the Ridglan Farms beagles are coming back from foster homes tonight and will be up for adoption at HAWS.

Hammer and Emmett discuss Kenny Atkinson's comments from practice yesterday and predict what they think will happen in Game 2.

RBS HR 3 - Rizz and Hammer talk Guards with Andre Knott. They also listen to soundcheck and fan voicemails.

Steve Scaffidi breaks down the latest developments surrounding President Trump’s proposed White House ballroom and the broader conversation about federal spending and the national debt.

In City Stories, Urban Milwaukee’s Jeramey Jannene joins to discuss major developments across Milwaukee, including uncertainty surrounding Wisconsin Center District leadership, hotel expansion debates, freeway planning, and safety concerns at Jones Island. The show also honors Milwaukee firefighter and heavy equipment operator Jermaine “JP” Perry as part of Salute to Service Hero Week.

Jermaine (JP) Perry, City of Milwaukee Fire Heavy Equipment Operator (HEO), an honoree for WTMJ & WaterStone Bank Salute to Service for 2026.