The democratic debate was filled to the brim with gubernatorial candidates last night. 620 WTMJ’s Julia Fello and Adam Roberts had boots on the ground at the event. A variety of topics were brought up to get each candidates’ stance, including the concept of ICE, and how to handle the entity’s presence, in Wisconsin.

It’s the 3 at 3 on Wisconsin’s Afternoon News! 620 WTMJ’s Julia Fello and Adam Roberts previewed Newbauer and Vos announcing a bill that will temporarily fund WisEye, Milwaukee County ICE information website that’s in the making, the Brewers trading Freddy Peralta to the Met and Giannis Antetokounmpo expressing his concerns about the Bucks’ current roster.

What conditions need to be met for schools to call off due to a “cold day”? Superintendents around the state of Wisconsin detail their criteria. 620 WTMJ’s Julia Fello and Telly Hughes weighed in on the threshold and whether or not it’s appropriate given the ramifications of concepts like bus breakdowns, frostbite and more.

No more tariffs, and no more military missions to Greenland? What on earth happened? CBS’ Major Garrett dives in to what could have possibly led to President Donald Trump pivoting off of a rather aggressive plan with Greenland.

Is the snow at least done? While temperatures dip below zero, TMJ4 Chief Meteorologist Brian Niznansky joined Wisconsin’s Afternoon news to give his projections on upcoming precipitation totals. He also walked through a 5-day forecast and detailed just how chilly this weekend will be.

Tyler Fauntleroy is Alexander Hamilton in Hamilton The Musical! Fauntleroy dove into the alarming parallels between the early 1800’s and America today. Fauntleroy brought up his favorite song, toughest lines and his relationship with one of the most powerful stories of the last decade. 620 WTMJ’s Julia Fello sat down with him and analyzed it all!

No more tariffs, and no more military missions to Greenland? What on earth happened? CBS’ Major Garrett dove in to what could have possibly led to President Donald Trump pivoting off of a rather aggressive plan with Greenland. Did FIFA play a role? Garrett dove into it all on 620 WTMJ.

What conditions need to be met for schools to call off due to a “cold day”? Superintendents around the state of Wisconsin detail their criteria. 620 WTMJ’s Julia Fello and Telly Hughes weighed in on the threshold and whether or not it’s appropriate given the ramifications of concepts like bus breakdowns, frostbite and more.

The democratic debate is tonight! 101.7 The Truth’s Tory Lowe weighed in. Who are the standout candidates, and who is likely to prevail in the end? Lowe gave his insight live on Wisconsin’s Afternoon News on 620 WTMJ.

To cursive or not to cursive? Governor Phil Murphy is mandating teaching cursive writing in New Jersey schools. What is at the root of this idea? 620 WTMJ’s Telly Hughes and Julia Fello broke it all down.

Is your car street worthy? Learn about the checks and balances you should take to ensure that your car is safe to drive. Hear all about the crazy modifications people have tried to make with their car, and some of these get in the way of general driver safety guidelines. With weather ever-changing in Wisconsin and the aspects of wear and tear in general, get to know about the criteria you should be checking of with 620 WTMJ’s very own Debbie Lazaga.

It’s time to explore snowmobile destinations with Travel Wisconsin’s Anne Sayers! Sayers discussed the best way to check snowmobile conditions and the best locations based off of that information. Sayers also looked at the best trails in the Three Lakes region, a snow-covered landscape in Ashland County and unforgettable views in Marinette County. Visit travelwisconsin.com for more information!

It’s time for the Milwaukee Economy Briefing with Ryan Amundson of the Metropolitan Milwaukee Association of Commerce. In this briefing, Kooyenga discussed MPHS avoiding tough choices despite declining enrollment. He also gave insight on how school can strategically play property tax bills into their plan. This includes Governor Evers’ proposal of incentives for local governments to freeze property taxes, higher state aid to lower school levies and expansions to the School Levy Tax Credit and other relief programs.

This week’s edition of Everyday Hero is of a man in Orlando who jumped in front of a rolling boulder prop to save Disney spectators! The Disney worker committed this brave act to assure that none of the nearby fans got hurt, and he was left with a fractured vertebrae, whiplash and more. 620 WTMJ’s Erik Bilstad reports.

This week’s edition of Everyday Hero is of a man in Orlando who jumped in front of a rolling boulder prop to save Disney spectators! The Disney worker committed this brave act to assure that none of the nearby fans got hurt, and he was left with a fractured vertebrae, whiplash and more. 620 WTMJ’s Erik Bilstad reports.

We’ve all seen it at a red light: the car held together by bungee cords, sporting garbage bags for windows, or dragging a muffler that throws sparks across the asphalt. It prompts a natural question: How is that legal?

It’s time for the Milwaukee Economy Briefing with Ryan Amundson of the Metropolitan Milwaukee Association of Commerce. In this briefing, Amundson discussed MPHS avoiding tough choices despite declining enrollment. He also gave insight on how school can strategically play property tax bills into their plan. This includes Governor Evers’ proposal of incentives for local governments to freeze property taxes, higher state aid to lower school levies and expansions to the School Levy Tax Credit and other relief programs.

It’s time to explore snowmobile destinations with Travel Wisconsin’s Anne Sayers! Sayers discussed the best way to check snowmobile conditions and the best locations based off of that information. Sayers also looked at the best trails in the Three Lakes region, a snow-covered landscape in Ashland County and unforgettable views in Marinette County. Visit travelwisconsin.com for more information!