Milwaukee residents will have two chances this week to weigh in on the city's next budget. More from WTMJ's Neil Doyle.

Steve Scaffidi and Kristin Brey break down Wisconsin's Democratic gubernatorial debate, discussing which candidates helped themselves, why the tone stayed surprisingly civil, and what the latest Marquette Law School Poll says about the race heading into the final stretch.

Later, We Energies' Brendan Conway explains how utilities manage trees after severe storms and the growing demand for power from data centers. The show wraps with a preview of the Wisconsin State Fair, complete with cream puffs in studio.

Jesse Rogers joins the show for the last time before Monday's trade deadline in MLB, the Guys also discuss tonight's Yankees/Sox game and get to the Brunch Rush!

The Packers officially open training camp, but the biggest surprise comes before the first practice as Green Bay releases Lucas Havrisik, clearing the way for rookie kicker Trey Smack with virtually no competition. The crew debates whether the Packers are taking a gamble at kicker, discusses the biggest questions that won't be answered until the regular season, and makes predictions for who will become the first "training camp darling" after Day 1. ESPN NFL Insider Adam Schefter joins the show to discuss Tucker Kraft's contract negotiations, the Packers' expectations entering camp, and the latest news from around the NFL as training camps open across the league. The hour wraps with more Packers discussion, including Josh Jacobs' unresolved situation and why patience may be required before several key storylines are settled.

With the MLB trade deadline approaching, the crew breaks down the Brewers' options, debating whether a reunion with Freddie Peralta makes sense, why Mason Miller's asking price seems unrealistic, and if Milwaukee should push all its chips in for Tarik Skubal. They also connect the latest trade rumors and prospect movement while discussing why the Brewers' front office has earned plenty of trust. As Packers training camp officially gets underway, Mark Chmura shares hilarious stories from his days living in the St. Norbert dorms, from prank-filled nights to unforgettable locker room memories, while the group compares the old training camp experience to today's NFL. They also touch on Tucker Kraft's contract negotiations and wrap up with some of the strangest injury stories baseball has ever produced.

The Bucks in Six 2001 anniversary series continues with Games 3, 4 and 5 of Milwaukee’s Eastern Conference Semifinals matchup against the Charlotte Hornets. After taking control at home, the Bucks headed to Charlotte with a 2-0 series lead, but the Hornets’ size, defense and physicality changed everything. This is how Charlotte fought back and pushed Milwaukee to the brink.

Carm opens the hour complaining about all the talk behind the Bears, and specifically, Caleb Williams. The guys also give their most hated athletes during the List of Lists!

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

Guardians Reporter, Andre Knott, joins Rizz and Hammer to discuss how frustrating the offense has become for everyone.

These politics got me crazy right now. We begin this hour with some debate recap with Kristin Brey & JR Ross. Plus, more discssions on power outings especially on the heels of storm damage, as well as the WE Energies battle with local municipalities. And what is the Beyonce approach?