Dr. Ken talks about the edits by Governor Evers on the Shared Revenue Bill and Evers recent move to secure funding for Wisconsin education.

Dr. Ken takes us down memory lane to talk about music and his favorite concert. And today's top 5 at 5:

- Major flooding traffic delays result due to severe thunderstorms.

- Gov. Tony Evers makes major edits our current budget of 99 million dollars.

- The secret service is looking for the culprit who brought a bag of cocaine to the white house over the holiday weekend.

- Adele has words about concert goer etiquette after several artists have recently been assaulted while performing.

- Fredrick Douglas was born on this day today.

Is college considered a privilege or a right? Dr. Ken elaborates on the "rights" of seeking higher education after last week's supreme court ruling on Affirmative Action. He also address DE&I and the discussion behind diversity and what white people have against it.

Dr. Ken's top 5 at 5:

- A Local pool closes down for a prolonged sanitary event.

- The federal aviation administration, FAA, certified a flying car. can fly and travel on the road.

- Should black people celebrate 4th of July? Or only Juneteenth? Dr. Ken takes a stab at the news1 opinion piece.

- People were stuck upside down for 3 hours on a ride in Wisconsin.

- It's firework season how police differentiate between gunshots and firework booms.

Latrice Harris Director of Community Relations & Outreach, Marquette University, Ebony Ssali Creative Director, Glyph Global Creative and LaNelle Ramey all join Dr. Ken for his monthly Truth Roundtable. They share their thoughts on affirmative action, the shared revenue bill, and police in schools.

Latrice Harris Director of Community Relations & Outreach, Marquette University, Ebony Ssali Creative Director, Glyph Global Creative and LaNelle Ramey all join Dr. Ken for his monthly Truth Roundtable. They share their thoughts on affirmative action, the shared revenue bill, and police in schools.

Dr. Ken discusses the supreme court's decision to strike down Affirmative action and remove it from the college admissions process.

Dr. Ken gives advice and discusses suggestions with the listeners on how to beat this ruling from the supreme court.

Dr. Ken prompts the question to listeners "What is wrong with our youth or what is wrong with the parents in our community?" What in the nurture process is lacking?

Dr. Ken's Top 5 At 5:

- The very unhealthy air quality warning continues. The warning will now last until Thursday.

- Two women were killed in a car chase after crashing into a building after being pursued by the police.

- There is a missing 16-year-old Dzira Thomas last seen in district 4.

- The health department doles out precautions to keep people safe and prevent the toxic air from coming inside homes which is inevitable. They recommended implementing high efficiency air filters and checking on friends and neighbors. They also provided a step-by-step DIY for air filters.

- The Milwaukee Bucks have announced staffing changes to the assisting coaching team. the first female assisting coach in Bucks' history.