CLE Browns Daily HR 1 - Zegura and Gibbs talk about The Masters and then Nathan talks draft with Emory Hunt, from The Football Gameplan.

Wisconsin's Midday News has your Top Two at Two.

Guests include ABC News Correspondent Jordana Miller.

We also talk about April being Distracted Driving Awareness Month and SOMBR coming to Fiserv Forum in Milwaukee this fall.

Tory Lowe kicks off Hour 2 with a serious conversation about rising violence on the Northside, saying the situation has now “broken containment” and is demanding answers. With increased pressure on Black leadership, Tory plays a news clip featuring the Office of Community Safety and a candidate for the role, then breaks down the behind-the-scenes politics that helped shape the current situation. Tory pivots to solutions—highlighting the upcoming Tory Lowe community cleanup and why grassroots action still matters. He then shifts to breaking developments in the OG Tweezy shooting case, as multiple individuals are now facing charges connected to last summer’s incident.

Tory continues the deep dive, with Tory going through details from the criminal complaint, unpacking what’s been revealed and what it means for the case moving forward.

Tory turns to the issue of teen takeovers, discussing how city leaders and alderpeople are now responding—and whether efforts are truly focused on protecting Black youth or avoiding deeper accountability.

ABC News Correspondent Jordana Miller talks about how we’re now a few hours into the U.S. Navy's blockade of major ships going into or out of the Strait of Hormuz. What is the goal of this pressure tactic on Iran? What are the ships doing, are they turning around? What is the impact this move will have on prices here in the U.S.? How are people in Jerusalem responding to President Trump’s words for Pope Leo?

Wisconsin’s Midday News talks about how in a renewed effort to get people to put their phones down while driving, a powerful PSA is back on Wisconsin airwaves.

TNL HR 2 - Emmett and Jerod react to "The Refresh" and talk Myles Garrett. They also get random and give out performers of the day.

1. Doc is done; it’s confirmed now.

2. UW-Athletic Director, Chris McIntosh is stepping down after 5 years on the job in Madison.

Wisconsin's Midday News has your Three Big Things.

Guests include Alicorn Investment Management Inc. President Bill Dendy, TMJ4 News Meteorologist Lauren Larsen, and UW Play-by-Play Voice Matt Lepay.

UW-Madison Play-by-Play Voice Matt Lepay talks about how UW-Athletic Director Chris McIntosh is stepping down after 5 years on the job in Madison. Who does he believe will take on the role next? What guidance does the University need to move their athletics forward?