The Green Bay Packers have hired former Arizona Cardinals head coach Jonathan Gannon as their new defensive coordinator, replacing Jeff Hafley. We break down Gannon’s résumé, including his time leading the Eagles’ defense during their 2022 Super Bowl run, what went wrong in Arizona, and what his hiring could mean for the Packers’ defensive identity moving forward.

This hour examines pivotal moments where pressure meets consequence. We break down the growing uncertainty around Giannis Antetokounmpo and what it could mean for the future of the Milwaukee Bucks, preview the stakes of Super Bowl 60 as two championship teams collide, and discuss the latest developments surrounding former Univeristy of Michigan Football Coach Sherrone Moore. The hour closes with an analysis of a fatal ICE shooting, as ABC’s Don Mihalek offers a law-enforcement perspective on how the incident unfolded and what could have been handled differently.

ABC’s Don Mihalek joins us for a deep-dive into the recent fatal Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) shooting in Minneapolis, exploring how the incident unfolded, the pressures facing federal agents on the ground, and what law-enforcement professionals say could have been done differently. We examine the clash between federal enforcement actions and community safety concerns, the competing narratives from officials and eyewitnesses, and the broader political conflict surrounding immigration operations in Minnesota.

Telly and Julia break down the nonstop rumors surrounding the Milwaukee Bucks and the uncertain future of their superstar, Giannis Antetokounmpo. They discuss whether the Bucks can still build a true contender around Giannis or if the franchise is nearing a major crossroads. The big question looms over the league: is Giannis staying in Milwaukee, or could a blockbuster trade actually be on the table?

In this hour, we discuss the impact of an armed robbery on a Milwaukee teen and the community response, uncertainty around Giannis’ future with the Bucks, and how a postponed game against Dallas turned into thousands of meals donated to local shelters. ABC’s Janel Klein joins us with context on the Walz–Trump call today following the recent I.C.E. activity. We also dig into the hidden dangers of extreme cold weather and how to stay safe. Plus, examine an ICE-related death in Minnesota and its connection to Wisconsin, and close with major NFL news as Mike McCarthy heads to the Steelers and fans speculate on whether Aaron Rodgers’ next move is another season—or retirement.

ABC’s Janel Klein breaks down the unexpected Walz–Trump call, how it came together, and whether it actually moved the needle.

It’s the 3 at 3 on Wisconsin’s Afternoon News! 620 WTMJ’s Julia Fello and Telly Hughes detail an armed robbery of an Milwaukee teen, what’s going on with Giannis’ future with the Bucks, plus due to yesterdays game vs the Mavericks being postponed the Bucks donated all food prepared for the game to local shelters in the area.

The weather outside certainly is frightful! WTMJ Meteorologist Craig Koplien gave safety precautions pertaining to frostbite. How do you protect yourself outside, and how long does it take for frostbite to take effect? Koplien detailed it all.

It’s Friday, so that means you get a preview of Adam’s Reporter’s Notebook! 620 WTMJ’s Adam Roberts previews an ongoing story about desegregation in Milwaukee’s Public Schools. Slavery exhibits at the President’s House in Philadelphia have also been dismantled.

Is this cold snap just a blip on the radar, or could their be more near-record days on the horizon? TMJ4 Chief Meteorologist Brian Niznansky joined Wisconsin’s Afternoon News with a 5-day outlook. What are the impacts of today’s weather on travel, health and everyday life? Niznansky walked through it all on Wisconsin’s Afternoon News.

Milwaukee Public Schools superintendent Brenda Cassellius is eyeing budget cuts for the district in the near future. What are the ramifications of this decision? 620 WTMJ’s Adam Roberts had the latest on Wisconsin’s Afternoon News.

It’s Friday, so that means you get a preview of Adam’s Reporter’s Notebook! 620 WTMJ’s Adam Roberts previews an ongoing story about desegregation in Milwaukee’s Public Schools. Slavery exhibits at the President’s House in Philadelphia have also been dismantled.

The weather outside certainly is frightful! WTMJ Meteorologist Craig Koplien gave safety precautions pertaining to frostbite. How do you protect yourself outside, and how long does it take for frostbite to take effect? Koplien detailed it all.