Milwaukee Brewers broadcaster Lane Grindle joins the show to talk about the team’s rollercoaster season, injury woes, and reasons fans should keep the faith.

John Mercure and Julia Fello guide you through a powerful hour of Wisconsin news and culture—covering the latest on Giannis Antetokounmpo's future, a devastating Mother’s Day apartment fire with insights from Chief Aaron Lipski, the joyful return of the Door County Scottie Rally, and a heartfelt salute to law enforcement during National Police Week with bagpiper Gary Byers.

National Police Week gets a moving tribute from bagpiper Garyt Byers, who speaks with John and Julia about the powerful symbolism of music, why honoring officers matters, and his personal connection to the cause.

Milwaukee Fire Chief Aaron Lipski joins John and Julia to discuss the heartbreaking apartment fire that killed five and injured four on Mother’s Day. Hear what’s known so far, and how the investigation is unfolding.

John Mercure and Julia Fello break down the top trending topics of the day: Is Giannis Antetokounmpo preparing to leave Milwaukee? Plus, a devastating fire claims lives on Mother’s Day, and Wisconsin kicks off Armed Forces Week with community pride.

The 4 PM hour is packed with variety — starting with a deep dive into Wisconsin's Joint Finance Committee as WTMJ’s Sean Brynda breaks down where the state budget surplus might be headed and what it means for you. Then, we spotlight an extraordinary act of courage in Cardiff, Wales, where a young man risked his life to save a mother and her newborn from a vicious dog attack. Debbie Lazaga shifts gears into road safety, marking Motorcycle Awareness Month with critical tips for drivers and riders alike. We wrap the hour with a week-in-review roundup of the top local, national, and international stories, before welcoming gardening expert Melinda Myers. She shares practical and sustainable advice on watering smarter, choosing drought-tolerant plants, and setting up your own rain garden.

The Plant Doctor is in! Learn how to conserve water, choose drought-resistant plants, and make the most of spring gardening with expert Melinda Myers.

From white smoke in Rome to drama on Milwaukee’s lakefront, John and Julia round up the biggest headlines of the week.

The 3 PM hour kicks off with “The 3 @ 3,” covering trending stories from around the globe — including the emotional reaction of the new Pope’s brother, concerns over Churchillian values on VE Day, and a feel-good falcon hatchling update from Oak Creek. Then, we go live to Rome for a firsthand account of Pope Leo XIV’s historic election as the first American Pope. We also dive into new, disturbing details in the Natalie Rupnow school shooting case and how her father’s role may have enabled the tragedy. Finally, education analyst Alan Borsuk helps us unpack major restructuring at Milwaukee Public Schools — a move that could shift resources from the central office directly into classrooms.

Education expert Alan Borsuk breaks down the bold restructuring plan at Milwaukee Public Schools and what it could mean for staff and students.