Brewers pitcher Jacob Misiorowski hosts a Parkinson's event. Julia Fello reports.

Amazon may be selling cars to the public, a Lomira teen came away with burn marks after accidentally starting a keyboard fire and Milwaukee highway speed being above average is great news for some and poor news to others.

Milwaukee highways have a relatively fast driving speed. That’s great news for drivers, but not great for billboard owners and advertisers.

A Lomira teen lit his apartment on fire after trying to fuse his keyboard keys. The Dodge County 16-year-old got out with burn marks.

Would you buy a car online? Amazon may have that opportunity open to the public soon. What would you NOT buy online? John Mercure and Julia discuss.

Adam Roberts gives an MPAC parking garage update, Bryan Bulaga joins and ABC's Peter Charalambous gives an update on the Epstein files.

Not only does Brewers flamethrower Jacob Misiorowski light up the radar gun with 100+ mph fastballs, but he has made heartfelt contributions to Parkinson’s awareness and research. Julia Fello had boots on the ground coverage.

Peter Charalambous of ABC news follows and gives his insight on the latest in the Epstein Files saga.

It’s Green and Gold Insiders time! Former Packers lineman Bryan Bulaga joins the show to talk about Green Bay’s recent win over the New York Giants. Green Bay is now 6-3-1 through 10 games.

Adam Roberts discusses what is going on with the MPAC Parking Garage.