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  • A Deadly Family Dispute

    ABC News correspondent Alex Stone breaks down the shocking killing of a New York Times Games executive in a California parking lot, where investigators allege the victim's 77-year-old in-laws carried out a planned shooting. The conversation explores the complex backdrop of a contentious divorce, child custody battle, domestic violence allegations, and pending child abuse charges that may have contributed to the tragedy. Stone discusses why prosecutors are expected to pursue first-degree murder charges, what investigators are looking for as they examine possible motives and communications, and whether additional family members could potentially become part of the investigation. The case raises questions about revenge, family conflict, and how deeply personal disputes can escalate into deadly violence.

    7 min
  • 2p: Postseason Popcorn
    Wisconsin's Midday News has your Top Two at Two.
    Guests include ABC News Technology Reporter Mike Dobuski.
    We also talk about a speed limit proposal for the Oak Leaf Trail and a new dispute between “NIMBY” (not in my backyard) vs. “YIMBY” (yes in my backyard).
    28 min
  • Tech Tuesday: AI Discussion
    ABC News Technology Reporter Mike Dobuski talks about how top tech CEOs are expected to gather at the White House on Tuesday to discuss artificial intelligence. President Trump has been arguing against the notion of an "AI slowdown," re-iterating his stance this week that new regulations would open the door for China to outpace the United States on AI development. Plus, in the wake of a new string of hacking incidents, OpenAI has announced its pausing development of its most powerful models.
    10 min
  • Mark Tauscher: Packers O-Line Moves “Reek of Desperation” After Atlanta Disaster
    Mark Tauscher joins Kyle & Brust and explains what the Packers’ additions of Laken Tomlinson and Mekhi Becton really say about the state of the offensive line. Tausch describes the veterans as the type of players teams keep on their emergency lists and says Green Bay doesn’t make moves like this unless things have become “really, really dire.” He likes that Brian Gutekunst is attempting to address the problem, but says needing help at multiple positions makes this much different from plugging one temporary hole.
    Tausch also puts the Falcons performance into perspective. Jordan Love is taking far too many hits, the Packers have struggled to function consistently up front and Green Bay could easily be 0-3 based on how poorly the line has played. Tomlinson and Becton don’t guarantee a fix, but their experience gives the Packers alternatives while they figure out whether their younger linemen can develop into reliable options.
    Plus, Tausch turns to the Badgers after their comeback win at Penn State. He calls Saturday against Michigan State a “validation” game for Luke Fickell’s program: Wisconsin finally generated some real momentum, but now it has to prove the upset was a turning point by taking care of business as a double-digit favorite at home.
    15 min
  • Top Two at Two - 9/29
    1. A newborn baby was safely surrendered at a Safe Haven Baby Box in Racine.
    2. The Protect College Sports Act is crossing the finish line in the Senate.
    3 min
  • 1p: Sports at Weird Times
    Wisconsin's Midday News has your Three Big Things.
    Guests include Former FBI Special-Agent-in-Charge Rich Frankel and TMJ4 News Meteorologist Lindsey Slater.
    We also talk about deals being offered today for National Coffee Day.
    25 min

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Hear Wisconsin’s top headlines every weekday morning from WTMJ’s Debbie Lazaga. Topics range from breaking news and developing local stories to sports, regional impact of national events, and…