Today on Truth in the Morning, Homer Blow and Bailey Coleman chatted about a double homicide at a restaurant in Racine. They talk about the growing amount of gun violence in Southeast Wisconsin. Later, they discuss a new grooming bill being introduced by Republican lawmakers. They discuss the pros of the bill, how parenting also makes an impact, and other ways we can protect our children from predators. Then Homer and Bailey discuss the major layoffs taking place throughout Milwaukee and ask Truth Nation if this is due to AI or the economy, and how AI is impacting our day-to-day lives.

Today on Truth in the Morning, Homer Blow and Bailey Coleman chatted about a double homicide at a restaurant in Racine. They talk about the growing amount of gun violence in Southeast Wisconsin. Later, they discuss a new grooming bill being introduced by Republican lawmakers. They discuss the pros of the bill, how parenting also makes an impact, and other ways we can protect our children from predators. Then Homer and Bailey discuss the major layoffs taking place throughout Milwaukee and ask Truth Nation if this is due to AI or the economy, and how AI is impacting our day-to-day lives.

Today on Truth in the Morning, Homer Blow and Dame Ellzey talk about a triple shooting over the weekend that took the life of an 18-year-old Milwaukee teen and injured to others. They discuss gun violence in the city, the closing of community establishments based on violence, Wisconsin's newly proposed Republican lead gun legislation and Trump's tanking approval rating.

Today on Truth in the Morning, Homer Blow and Dame Ellzey talk about a triple shooting over the weekend that took the life of an 18-year-old Milwaukee teen and injured two others. They discuss gun violence in the city, the closing of community establishments based on violence, Wisconsin's newly proposed Republican led gun legislation, and Trump's tanking approval rating.

Truth In The Morning with Bailey Coleman and Dame Ellzey on a jam packed Friday.

Truth In The Morning with Bailey Coleman and Dame Ellzey. Hour jam back with fun on a Friday, including the 5k Giveaway Winner!

Bailey Coleman and Dame Ellzey take the Thursday mic to tackle a growing crisis: food insecurity in Milwaukee. With over half of MPS students relying on SNAP benefits—and many getting their only meal at school—the hosts dive into the teacher’s union’s call for food donations. They react to emotional clips of single mothers bracing for SNAP cuts and Mayor Johnson’s citywide food drive. Dame closes the show with a powerful call to unity, channeling Fred Hampton’s spirit to urge listeners across income lines to come together and feed the community.

Bailey Coleman and Dame Ellzey keep the conversation going with a raw look at economic vulnerability. Dame reflects on his past job and how close many are to financial collapse—just one missed paycheck away. The discussion shifts to Milwaukee’s aggressive ticketing system and the city’s push to collect. Callers weigh in on The Hop, Milwaukee’s streetcar, and Bailey draws a comparison to Seattle’s once-small monorail. Dame closes with a reality check: if Seattle took 30 years to expand, Milwaukee might not see real transit growth until 2053.

Today on Truth in the Morning, Homer Blow and Dame Ellzey dive deep into what’s happening in our community. From vital resources like food pantries, local programs, and hotlines for families impacted by the end of SNAP benefit to a heated discussion on Milwaukee’s city budget and why the Fire Department is pushing hard for more funding to replace aging equipment. It’s a real talk session about the issues that matter, the people working to make change, and what we can all do to stay informed and involved.

Today on Truth in the Morning, Homer Blow and Dame Ellzey dive deep into what’s happening in our community. From vital resources like food pantries, local programs, and hotlines for families impacted by the end of SNAP benefit to a heated discussion on Milwaukee’s city budget and why the Fire Department is pushing hard for more funding to replace aging equipment. It’s a real talk session about the issues that matter, the people working to make change, and what we can all do to stay informed and involved.