Today on Truth in the Morning, Homer Blow and Bailey Coleman discuss the horrific death of a 4-year-old in West Allis and the parents who were charged with his murder. They talk about the warning signs and unpack what the details of the sad case. Later they chat about a new report from the Milwaukee Police Department stating that almost 900 calls were placed from the Milwaukee Public School District to report on the bad behavior of students. They dissect the growing behavioral problems of our communities youth and the importance of having resource officers in our schools

Today on Truth in the Morning, Homer Blow and Bailey Coleman discuss the horrific death of a 4-year-old in West Allis and the parents who were charged with his murder. They talk about the warning signs and unpack the details of the sad case. Later, they chat about a new report from the Milwaukee Police Department stating that almost 900 calls were made from the Milwaukee Public School District about students' bad behavior. They dissect the growing behavioral problems of our communities' youth and the importance of having resource officers in our schools.

Today on Truth in the Morning, Homer Blow and Dame Ellzey discuss the potential closing of Water Street's club Elmnt Night Lounge after their license was revoked earlier year due to violence OUTSIDE of the venue. They talk about the hypocrisy surrounding the closure in comparison to predominantly white establishments, like recently closed Victors. They question if this fair treatment as this keeps happening to place where Milwaukee's black community congregates. Later, the city is once again sourcing it's city budget deficit from it's black community. This time it is in the form of parking tickets. With the lack of transportation due to to MTCS strikes, the hop closure and a history of increased ticketing in black neighborhoods the question remains: is this the best solution? Should the city find a new alternatives to filling their coppers? Homer and Dame discuss and hear from Truth Nation.

Today on Truth in the Morning, Homer Blow and Dame Ellzey discuss the potential closing of Water Street's club Elmnt Night Lounge after their license was revoked earlier this year due to violence OUTSIDE of the venue. They talk about the hypocrisy surrounding the closure in comparison to predominantly white establishments, like recently closed Victor's. They question if this is fair treatment, as this keeps happening in places where Milwaukee's black community congregates. Later, the city is once again sourcing its city budget deficit from its black community. This time it is in the form of parking tickets, and the question remains: Is this the best solution? Should the city find new alternatives to filling their coppers? Homer and Dame discuss and hear from Truth Nation.

Today on Truth in the Morning, Bailey Coleman and Dame Ellzey are in the studio. Today, they circle back on the No Kings Protest and question the presence of black Americans in the fight against this administration. Are we tired of leading the fight? Is it our time to sit and rest since our vote did not lead to our current demise? Or are black Americans essential in the fight to regain our democracy? Later, Bailey and Dame talk about the recent scandal involving the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction, where 200 sexual misconduct cases were unreported, and the teachers who inflicted these assaults were still employed. Bailey and Dame break down the article from the Cap Times and share their thoughts on whether we can still protect our kids in our schools.

Today on Truth in the Morning, Bailey Coleman and Dame Ellzey are in the studio. Today, they circle back on the No Kings Protest and question the presence of black Americans in the fight against this administration. Are we tired of leading the fight? Is it our time to sit and rest since our vote did not lead to our current demise? Or are black Americans essential in the fight to regain our democracy? Later, Bailey and Dame talk about the recent scandal involving the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction, where 200 sexual misconduct cases were unreported, and the teachers who inflicted these assaults were still employed. Bailey and Dame break down the article from the Cap Times and share their thoughts on whether we can still protect our kids in our schools.

Bailey Coleman and Dame Ellzey continue their conversation on reckless driving here Milwaukee and get a pulse check on how Truth Nation feels about the city's proposal to tow cars that have been involved in dangerous driving. Later Bailey and Dame talk about teachers who were let go from MPS returning to work, some want to and others don't but it all depends on money. Then Bailey and Dame discuss a teachers aide who DEFINITELY should've left but was kept on the payroll for years, despite being charged with assaulting students. This begs the question, what would you do if this was your child??

Today on Truth in the Morning, Bailey Coleman and Dame Ellzey are in the studio. They chat about the nationwide No Kings Protests, and how Dame was a witness to the 18k participants. Bailey and Dame share thoughts on the creative way protestors have been managing the media's perception with creative costumes. They also talk about the bizarre AI social media post of Donald Trump dropping poop in American citizens. Is our president unhinged? Were you at the No Kings protest? They take it to the lines and share their thoughts.

DT and Dame sit down with author and pastor Chenier Alston to discuss his powerful new book, God Met Me Here! A Journey to Freedom. In this raw and riveting interview, Alston shares how his darkest moments—trapped behind prison walls and bound by despair—became the setting for a divine encounter that changed everything. From gang life and hopelessness to grace and transformation, Alston’s testimony is a living example of how God’s love can break through any barrier. With the heart of a pastor and the fire of a preacher, he invites listeners into a story of redemption, purpose, and spiritual awakening.

Denies Thomas and Dame Ellzey open the show with an emotional update on the heroic 11-year-old who saved his classmates by dismantling a gun—an act of bravery that continues to inspire. Then, the conversation shifts to a critical and urgent topic: Donald Trump's escalating attacks on prominent Black women in positions of power. What does this mean for the future, especially in states like Wisconsin where Black federal employees play a vital role? DT and Dame unpack the deeper implications—how targeting high-ranking Black women is not just political theater, but a strategic assault on the backbone of the Black community: Black women and, by extension, the Black family