This hour covers the stories making headlines across Wisconsin and beyond. We kick things off with 3 at 3, featuring Packers rookie J'Michael Sturdivant's heartfelt social media message, David Letterman's appearance at the Milwaukee Mile, and Gary Sinise's weekend visit to Milwaukee. Plus, we spotlight an Everyday Hero, discuss the latest clash between Donald Trump and Kristen Welker, break down the Josh Jacobs situation with Telly Hughes after the Packers running back was placed on the Commissioner's Exempt List, and wrap up with UW-La Crosse political science professor Anthony Chergosky's analysis of the newest Marquette Law School Poll and what it says about the race for Wisconsin governor.

UW-La Crosse political science professor Anthony Chergosky joins the show to break down the latest Wisconsin governor's race polling, examine what the newest Marquette Law School Poll reveals about voters, and discuss the key trends and issues shaping the 2026 election.

On this hour of the Wisconsin's Afternoon News, Adam Roberts previews the latest edition of Reporter’s Notebook, Case Eagles youth football coach Channing Shultz reacts after one of his players was tripped by a parent from the opposing team during a touchdown run and discusses the lessons youth sports can learn from the incident, the team recaps the biggest stories of the week, and defense attorney Russell Jones provides legal analysis on the latest developments in the Josh Jacobs case.

Defense attorney Russell Jones joins the show to discuss the latest developments in the Josh Jacobs case, offering legal insight into where things stand, key issues at play, and what could come next.

Coach Channing Shultz joins the show to share his reaction after one of his players was tripped by a parent from the opposing team while running for a touchdown, and discusses the lessons youth sports can take from the incident.

This hour begins with the 3 at 3, featuring Jackson Chourio’s two-home run performance, the latest developments in Tony Romo’s OWI case, and a theft involving $650,000 worth of Nike merchandise. We then discuss the challenges of caregiving with Azura Memory Care’s Rebecca McNamee, exploring how Dolly Parton’s devotion to caring for her husband affected her own health and the important lessons families can learn about supporting caregivers. Later, we revisit some of the week’s most interesting stories in In Case You Missed It. We wrap up with Packers insider Jason Wilde, who breaks down the latest on Josh Jacobs following the filing of misdemeanor battery and criminal damage to property charges, including how the Packers are handling the situation and what it could mean moving forward.

Packers insider Jason Wilde joins with the latest on Josh Jacobs following the filing of misdemeanor battery and criminal damage to property charges. We discuss the newest developments, how the Packers are responding, what the situation means for Jacobs' future with the team, and whether it could become a distraction as the season approaches. Plus, Wilde provides perspective on the legal process, potential NFL involvement, and how the story is being viewed inside and around Green Bay.

In today’s 3 at 3, we recap a huge night for Jackson Chourio as the Brewers star went deep twice and continued his impressive season. We also bring the latest developments in Tony Romo’s OWI case and what comes next in the legal process. Plus, authorities investigate a high-dollar theft involving approximately $650,000 worth of Nike merchandise.

This hour begins with Adam Roberts’ feature on Sheboygan’s popular flock cams and the unique way residents are keeping an eye on local wildlife. We then turn to Green Bay as Greg Matzek breaks down the misdemeanor battery and criminal damage to property charges facing Packers running back Josh Jacobs, discussing what the situation could mean for the team, the locker room, and the upcoming season. TMJ4’s Brian Niznansky provides the latest weather update before we wrap up with IndyCar President Doug Boles, who joins us to discuss the return of IndyCar racing to the historic Milwaukee Mile, the significance of the event for Wisconsin motorsports fans, and what to expect from race weekend.

IndyCar President Doug Boles joins the show to discuss the return of IndyCar racing to the historic Milwaukee Mile, one of the most iconic venues in motorsports. We talk about what makes the Mile special, the excitement surrounding race weekend, the impact of the event on Wisconsin fans and businesses, and why the track remains an important part of IndyCar’s heritage. Plus, what fans can expect as some of the world's best drivers take on one of racing's most storied circuits.