This hour begins with Adam Roberts’ Election Night preview, setting the stage for one of the most closely watched nights in Wisconsin politics and outlining the key races, storylines, and results to watch. CBS News’ Major Garrett then joins for a conversation that spans Wisconsin’s two biggest obsessions: politics and sports. We discuss the Brewers’ series against the Padres and what it could mean for Milwaukee’s postseason aspirations before turning to the latest developments in Wisconsin’s race for governor and the broader implications of the contest. Plus, a replay of our Election Day conversation with UW–La Crosse political science professor Anthony Chergosky, who breaks down turnout trends, candidate strategy, and what the results could mean for Wisconsin’s political future.

CBS News’ Major Garrett joins for a wide-ranging conversation covering two topics generating plenty of attention in Wisconsin. We start with the Brewers’ showdown against the Padres and what the series could reveal about Milwaukee’s postseason outlook as the playoff race heats up. Then, the discussion turns to Wisconsin’s governor’s race, where Garrett offers his perspective on the candidates, campaign dynamics, and the national implications of one of the state’s most closely watched political contests.

This hour takes listeners from the Wisconsin State Fair to the ballot box and beyond. We begin with a feature on the Expo Center and spotlight an Everyday Hero making a difference. Then, WISN 12 Political Director Matt Smith joins for an Election Day breakdown, examining voter turnout, key races, campaign strategy, and the storylines that could shape Wisconsin’s political future. We wrap up with the MKE Health Briefing, as Dr. John Raymond explains the importance of cholesterol, the difference between good and bad cholesterol, and practical steps people can take to protect their heart health and reduce their risk of disease.

Dr. John Raymond joins for the MKE Health Briefing to discuss cholesterol, one of the most important factors in heart health. We break down the difference between "good" and "bad" cholesterol, why cholesterol levels matter, how diet, exercise, genetics, and medications can affect those numbers, and what people can do to reduce their risk of heart attack and stroke. Plus, practical advice on when to get tested and how to keep your heart healthy for the long term.

This hour begins with the 3 at 3, covering the key races and issues on Election Day, the unusual case of a stolen wedding dress in Menasha, and the latest on a robbery at a Kenosha card shop. Milwaukee County Executive and gubernatorial candidate David Crowley then joins live from the Wisconsin State Fair to discuss voter turnout, the state of the race, and his message to Wisconsinites heading to the polls. Later, Kathleen O’Leary and Alexandria Behrend highlight the Food and Farm Exploration Center and its efforts to connect visitors with Wisconsin’s agricultural heritage and innovation. We wrap up with UW–La Crosse political science professor Anthony Chergosky, who breaks down what to watch as results come in and what Election Day could mean for the future of Wisconsin politics.

Milwaukee County Executive and gubernatorial candidate David Crowley joins live from the Wisconsin State Fair on Election Day to discuss the state of the race, voter turnout, and the key issues he believes are driving Wisconsin voters to the polls. Crowley also shares his message to voters, reflects on the campaign, and discusses what’s at stake as Wisconsin makes its choice for governor.

In today’s 3 at 3, we break down the key races and issues voters are deciding on Election Day and what’s at stake across Wisconsin. We also discuss the bizarre case of a Menasha bride whose wedding dress was stolen, and the latest on a robbery targeting a Kenosha card shop.

This hour begins with Adam Roberts’ 5 O’Clock Focus on the Lincoln Avenue School fire, examining the latest developments, recovery efforts, and the impact on students, families, and the broader community. We then remember former Bucks coaching legend Don Nelson with a special tribute from WTMJ’s Greg Matzek, reflecting on Nelson’s influence on basketball and his lasting legacy in Milwaukee. We wrap up with a replay of our discussion with former Governor Tommy Thompson, who reflects on his years of public service, the importance of civility in politics, and his thoughts on Wisconsin’s race for governor.

This hour takes listeners from the barns of the Wisconsin State Fair to some of the biggest stories shaping Wisconsin. Julia checks out the animals that make the fair a favorite annual tradition before Milwaukee Mayor Cavalier Johnson joins the program to discuss recovery efforts following the Lincoln Avenue School fire, reflect on the legacy of Paul Farrow, and share his thoughts on the evolving governor’s race. Later, Lane Grindle breaks down another impressive week for the Brewers, including Luis Lara’s highlight-reel defense, Jacob Misiorowski’s 200-strikeout milestone, Jackson Chourio’s recent power surge, and critical upcoming series against the Padres and Dodgers. We wrap up with Rose Gray, who discusses Alaska travel, last-minute summer vacation ideas, and Julia’s upcoming trip to England to experience the royal sights and traditions firsthand.

Lane Grindle joins for a Brewers update as Milwaukee continues its push toward October. We discuss Luis Lara’s incredible defensive plays, Jacob Misiorowski becoming the first pitcher in baseball to reach 200 strikeouts this season, and Jackson Chourio’s recent power surge with four home runs in the last week. Plus, a preview of two huge upcoming series against the Padres and Dodgers and what they could reveal about the Brewers’ postseason potential.