Milwaukee Mayor Cavalier Johnson stops by the studio to discuss a packed agenda: his reaction to the assassination of Charlie Kirk, thoughts on David Crowley’s gubernatorial run, and what’s being done to crack down on rising crime and street takeovers across the city.

The FBI ramps up the pressure in the search for Charlie Kirk’s killer — now offering a $100,000 reward. ABC’s Alex Stone joins the show with exclusive updates: a recovered weapon, crucial video footage, and the latest on a nationwide manhunt for a college-aged suspect.

John Mercure and Julia Fello tackle the day’s top three stories: reflections on 9/11 and its continued impact, the shocking new developments in the assassination of Charlie Kirk, and a full preview of tonight’s Packers-Commanders clash at Lambeau Field.

John Mercure and Julia Fell were joined by MMAC President, Dale Kooyenga, Waukesha County Exectuive, Paul Farrow, and ABC News' Alex Stone for full reaction and insight into the assassination of Charlie Kirk.

Conservative activist Charlie Kirk was shot and killed today at a Utah college event as ABC News' Alex Stone joined John Mercure and Julia Fello to help provide the latest.

In a tragic turn of events, conservative activist Charlie Kirk was shot and killed during a speaking engagement at a college in Orem, Utah. Waukesha County executive, Paul Farrow joined John & Julia to share his thoughts.

John Mercure and Julia Fello revisit the Christmas bus service debate with WTMJ’s Adam Roberts before being joined by CBS News’ Major Garrett. Together, they discuss the role of the National Guard in Washington, D.C. Republican candidate for governor Bill Berrien sits down in-studio with John and Julia to discuss his proposal to remove concealed carry training requirements, and lastly, WTMJ’s Adam Roberts joins John and Julia with details on a Milwaukee County proposal to cut bus service on Christmas Day as a cost-saving measure amid the agency’s growing deficit.

CBS News’ Major Garrett joins John and Julia to discuss the National Guard’s presence in Washington, D.C.

John Mercure and Julia Fello tackle the debate over suspending Milwaukee’s bus service on Christmas Day with WTMJ’s Adam Roberts, and get the latest Packers updates from insider Jason Wilde. Julia reports on the heartbreaking deaths of two Marquette students in a car crash, and Dr. John Raymond of the Medical College of Wisconsin breaks down the growing concerns around kratom use.

Dr. John Raymond, CEO of the Medical College of Wisconsin, joins John and Julia to explain the risks of kratom use, its legal status, and how the substance impacts health across Wisconsin.