Greg Matzek joins to discuss the misdemeanor battery and criminal damage to property charges filed against Packers running back Josh Jacobs and what the situation could mean for Green Bay moving forward. We examine the potential impact on the locker room, how the Packers may handle the situation internally, whether the NFL could take disciplinary action, and what it means for the team's preparations as the season approaches. Plus, Greg shares his perspective on how much this off-the-field issue could affect the Packers on the field.

This hour begins with the 3 at 3, covering the latest developments involving Packers running back Josh Jacobs, a report showing many Wisconsinites are relying on multiple sources of income, and the growing threat of sophisticated scam video calls. We then celebrate USS Wisconsin Day with Lisa Phillips of the USS Wisconsin Association, who shares the history and legacy of one of the nation's most decorated battleships and the sailors who served aboard her. Later, Dom Cotroneo joins for a Brewers update, including the latest on Dustin May after he was struck by a pitch, Cooper Pratt's strong response after a night on the bench, and Milwaukee's continued push toward October. We wrap up with Jonathan Lavoy, who breaks down the misdemeanor charges filed against Josh Jacobs, the legal road ahead, and what the situation could mean for both the player and the Packers moving forward.

Jonathan Lavoy joins to discuss the misdemeanor battery and criminal damage to property charges recently filed against Packers running back Josh Jacobs. We break down the allegations, the legal process ahead, and what authorities say occurred. The conversation also explores how the situation could affect Jacobs, the Packers, and whether the NFL may consider disciplinary action as the case moves through the court system. Plus, what fans should know as more details continue to emerge.

Dom Cotroneo joins for a Brewers update following a scary moment when Dustin May was struck by the first pitch he threw. We discuss the latest on May’s condition and what the incident means moving forward. Plus, Cooper Pratt responds in a big way after being benched the night before, showcasing his hustle and determination with an aggressive sprint on his first hit of the game. Dom also breaks down the latest storylines surrounding a Brewers team continuing to battle through adversity during its push toward October.

Lisa Phillips, President of the USS Wisconsin Association, joins the show to discuss USS Wisconsin Day and the legacy of one of the most decorated battleships in U.S. naval history. We explore the ship’s connection to Wisconsin, the sailors who served aboard her, and the importance of preserving their stories for future generations. Plus, a look at the events and tributes honoring the USS Wisconsin and those who helped write a remarkable chapter in American military history.

In today’s 3 at 3, we discuss the latest developments involving Packers running back Josh Jacobs and newly filed charges, examine a report showing that nearly 80% of Wisconsinites are working more than one job or source of income, and look at the growing threat of scam video calls that use sophisticated technology to impersonate family members, friends, and trusted contacts.

From tire-pressure warnings to that tiny arrow beside the gas pump, the symbols on your dashboard are part of a visual language designed to work across cars, countries and even languages.

This hour begins with the latest on a tragic hunting accident involving a Racine County deputy’s three-year-old daughter, who reportedly fired a shotgun that struck other hunters. We discuss what authorities say happened, the ongoing investigation, and the safety questions the incident has raised. Later, ESPN Milwaukee’s Alex Strouf joins with the latest from the Packers’ joint practices, breaking down standout performers, key position battles, and the biggest takeaways as Green Bay continues preparations for the upcoming season.

ESPN Milwaukee’s Alex Strouf joins with the latest from the Packers’ joint practices, breaking down the standout performances, key position battles, and biggest storylines emerging from the sessions. We discuss what coaches and players learn from practicing against another team, which Packers helped their stock the most, and what the performances could mean as roster decisions and the regular season draw closer.

This hour focuses on several issues impacting Milwaukee and Wisconsin communities. Tory Lowe joins to discuss controversy surrounding a Brady Street bar's decision to restrict certain music, including local Milwaukee rap, and the reaction it has sparked. Jonathan Hansen of Hunger Task Force and Bill Schmidt of Root and Rising then examine how rising back-to-school costs are straining family budgets and increasing concerns about food insecurity for students. Later, Adam Roberts brings the latest from a Milwaukee 911 press conference related to the case of a 99-year-old woman who was brutally attacked, including updates from law enforcement and community leaders. We wrap up with Dale Kooyenga’s MKE Economy Briefing, exploring Wisconsin’s ongoing brain drain, workforce challenges, and the economic issues shaping the state's future.