Storm Team 4 Chief Meteorologist Brian Niznansky joins the show and he's got a huge bird problem. Like a huge bird, that actually turned out to be an owl. We have the sound of the owl and it's loud. Niz also previews today's rain that we've been monitoring and how intense it possibly could be. And wouldn't you know it – we get a severe thunderstorm watch sent out right as Niz says it.

Decision Wisconsin: Polls are officially open for the state's partisan primary. Election officials have a few reminders for voters. WTMJ's Neil Doyle reports.

Learn what cattle behavior can tell Wisconsin State Fair visitors and how farmers use monitoring technology to track activity, breeding and health.

Clearly there was a threat, so what now? This hour, we've get into more details of the President's plane switch. Plus, it's finally August Primary Election Day. We preview the races ahead. And Lori Nickel introduces us to the "dry-tri"

Hour 1: Kap & J. Hood discussed MLB is back in action the White sox host the Reds; The sox are -168 favorites in the game (as of now), it's just the second time this season they've been favorites of -145 or greater, and their second most favored odds of the season. Pope day at Rate tomorrow; in the 5th inning, they'll be doing 'peace be with you' across the stadium.  Cubs in the nation's capital for three with the Nationals. These series are always "must-wins" when playing with an inferior team, but what are you looking for out of the Cubs to conclude the road trip?

A unique tri-athelon is happening outside of Milwaukee, and our friend Lori Nickel is going to be participating in this. There's running, biking, but not swimming - but instead paddling. This is labeled as a 'Dry-Tri.' And since she said it on the air - she has to commit.

A tough one to begin yet another west coast road trip as the Brewers fall in San Diego 3-2. Logan Henderson was on pace for his best career start but Jackson Merrill put his team on top 3-2 with a big 2-run shot in the 7th. Though the Brewers only offense came from new no. 7 hole hitter...Christian Yelich. Dom Cotroneo breaks down the start to a very challenging road trip on BEI.

What’s On Tap with Sandy Maxx is live from the Wisconsin State Fair, celebrating the people, music, art, food and traditions that make it a Wisconsin summer tradition. Sandy talks with artist Larry Schulz about the fair’s plein air painting competition, while Herman’s Hermits frontman Peter Noone shares stories from his legendary career and previews his State Fair performances. Plus, Lakefront Brewery’s Russ Klish and Sil’s Mini Donuts founder Lars Wickland reveal the story behind Sil’s Festival Ale, and Wisconsin State Fair Director of Competitive Exhibits Jill Albanese goes behind the scenes of the fair’s blue ribbon competitions, unique contests and agricultural traditions.

Mark Tauscher is back from his summer sabbatical to join Molly & Jim! He talks with the crew about the Packers offensive line issues, lends insight into switching offensive line positions, defines success for Jordan Love, talks Badgers, Brewers, & much more!

Homer opens the Bryan Bulaga Homer Hour with Davante Adams’ recent comments on Bussin’ With The Boys about how his relationship with Bulaga changed over time. Bulaga laughs off Adams calling him difficult early on, explaining that in 2014 he was coming off an ACL tear, entering a contract year, and approaching Packers training camp with a strict business mindset. The conversation turns to Family Night, where Bulaga admits he has never been a fan after tearing his ACL during the event and suggests a joint practice or more entertaining “banana football” style format would make more sense. Homer and Bulaga also discuss why modern camp is less physical, why joint practices are now so valuable, and how training camp used to test players mentally and physically in ways today’s setup does not. The hour closes with Bulaga saying Keisean Nixon should still be Green Bay’s No. 1 cornerback in Week 1, while raising concern about Aaron Banks’ health, the right guard rotation, and the Packers potentially needing inexperienced offensive linemen to start if the group does not settle quickly.