This hour begins with Adam Roberts’ feature on the Lincoln Avenue School fire, examining the impact on students, families, and staff, along with the community’s efforts to move forward and rebuild. CBS News’ Major Garrett then joins to discuss the funeral of Senator Lindsey Graham and the unusually large number of world leaders and international dignitaries expected to attend, exploring why such global attention for a U.S. senator is so rare and what it says about Graham’s influence on foreign policy and world affairs. Plus, a replay of our conversation with MPS Superintendent Dr. Brenda Cassellius on relocating Lincoln Avenue students, aging school infrastructure, safety concerns, and the future of the school community.

Waddle and Silvy are joined by Michael Wilbon for his weekly conversation. Then, they run through Aki's A-List.

CBS News’ Major Garrett gives a shoutout the impressive performance of the Milwaukee Brewers and how his Padres are barely staying at .500. Plus Major joins to discuss the funeral of Senator Lindsey Graham and the unusually large presence of world leaders, diplomats, and foreign dignitaries expected to attend. We examine why it is rare for an American senator’s funeral to draw such international attention, Graham’s influence on foreign policy and global affairs, and what the turnout says about the relationships and legacy he built during his decades in public service.

Theo and Colin break down LeBron's optics of leaving, Cam Wolfe joined.

This hour begins with the latest from Menasha, where TMJ4’s Jenna Rae reports on cleanup and recovery efforts following severe storms that left damage across the community. We then turn to Wisconsin politics as WISN 12 Political Director Matt Smith previews the upcoming gubernatorial debate, breaking down the key candidates, issues, and moments that could shape the race. Craig Koplien provides another update on storm recovery and weather conditions across the state. Plus, Dr. John Raymond joins the MKE Health Briefing to discuss ticks, Lyme disease, anaplasmosis, alpha-gal syndrome, and the steps Wisconsinites can take to protect themselves during peak outdoor season.

Theo Dorsey, Colin Russo and Kristina Costanza do the happy hour, who has had Sleep Paralysis?

Dr. John Raymond joins the MKE Health Briefing to discuss the growing concern over ticks and tick-borne illnesses in Wisconsin. He explains the most common ticks found in the state, including deer ticks and Lone Star ticks, and the diseases they can carry, such as Lyme disease, anaplasmosis, and alpha-gal syndrome. Dr. Raymond also shares prevention strategies, warning signs to watch for, and the proper way to remove a tick to reduce the risk of infection. With tick activity on the rise, it's an important conversation for anyone spending time outdoors this summer.

Waddle and Silvy discuss the White Sox and Cubs playoff aspirations before they update their Chicago baseball power rankings. Then, they discuss training camp memories in Tales From the Stylist's Chair.