Eric O’Neill joins Wisconsin’s Afternoon News to break down the latest developments in the Guthrie case. We walk through what’s new, what questions remain, and what to watch for as the case continues to unfold.

It’s a full hour of Wisconsin’s Afternoon News with John Mercure and Julia Fello. The show kicks off with the 3 at 3, breaking down what the passed NBA trade deadline means for Giannis Antetokounmpo and the Bucks, a Wisconsin connection surfacing in the Epstein files, and the latest developments in the Guthrie case. Lt. Efrain Cornejo of the Milwaukee Police Association joins the program to discuss the shooting near 98th and Lisbon, sharing what’s known so far, how the investigation is unfolding, and what happens next. Plus, a Black History Month spotlight on redlining, what it was, how it shaped communities, and why its effects are still felt today. The hour wraps up with Mark Kass analyzing Giannis staying in Milwaukee and what the Bucks’ path forward looks like now that the deadline drama is over.

With the trade deadline now in the rearview and Giannis still in Milwaukee, Mark Kass joins us to break down what it means, how the speculation played out, and where the Bucks go from here as they look ahead to the rest of the season.

Lt. Efrain Cornejo joins the show to discuss the shooting near 98th and Lisbon, providing details on what happened, the investigation, and the response from the Milwaukee Police Association. A look at the latest information and what comes next.

It’s the 3 at 3 on Wisconsin’s Afternoon News! John Mercure and Julia Fello break down three of the day’s biggest stories: what the NBA trade deadline means for the Bucks and Giannis, a surprising Wisconsin connection emerging from the Epstein files, and the latest developments in the Guthrie case.

We kick things off with Adam Roberts unpacking the latest on Wisconsin Supreme Court age limits, followed by updates surrounding Savanna Guthrie’s mom. Then it’s time for Olympic buzz: Lindsey Vonn’s relentless drive to keep skiing after a ruptured ACL, and the internet-breaking joy of a Spanish figure skating routine set to Minions music. We close with a powerful replay segment on organ donation, featuring heart transplant recipient Tom Demski’s journey from critical illness to renewed life, and insight from Versiti’s Colleen McCarthy on why the organ donation system is under unprecedented strain

The 4 o’clock hour of Wisconsin’s Afternoon News covers major issues shaping the state. Tory Lowe joins the show to explain new security measures being implemented across Milwaukee Public Schools and what they mean for students, staff, and families. Congressman Tom Tiffany follows with his reaction to President Donald Trump’s endorsement in the Wisconsin governor’s race, breaking down how it impacts the GOP primary and the broader political landscape. Anne Sayers from Travel Wisconsin highlights what’s drawing visitors to the state right now! The hour wraps with Dale Kooyenga, digging into economic development, from data centers to factory floors, and the critical question of who ultimately pays for growth in Wisconsin.

From data centers to factory floors, this episode breaks down who really pays for growth with insight from Dale Kooyenga.

With the 2026 Winter Olympics on the horizon, experience an Olympic-worthy getaway in Wisconsin. Cheer on elite competitors, try a new winter sport and experience the beauty of winter in Wisconsin. Here’s to Olympic-sized fun.

Tom Tiffany joins the show following President Donald Trump’s endorsement of his campaign for Wisconsin governor, discussing what the backing means for his candidacy, how it’s reshaping the GOP primary, and the broader political implications across the state.