Wisconsin's Afternoon News

ESPN Milwaukee's Steve "The Homer" True joins John & Julia to break down the thrilling end to the Packers’ victory on Sunday. From the last-second blocked field goal to the Packers' seventh win of the season!

Join John & Julia as they recap the day’s top stories, from the wild tale of emus on the loose in South Carolina, to an ominous fish discovery off California’s coast, and a tribute to legendary travel guide writer Arthur Frommer. Then, CBS News' Major Garrett breaks down the latest political shifts in the US, and the team reflects on the impactful legacy of attorney Gerry Boyle, known for representing Jeffrey Dahmer. Lastly, Gordan Haberman, joins the show as he shares the emotional journey of his family’s search for answers after his daughter was killed in the 9/11 attacks.

John & Julia speak with Gordy Haberman, who shares the emotional journey of his family’s search for answers after his daughter was killed in the 9/11 attacks. As the New York medical examiner continues to identify remains, Gordy opens up about the ongoing process and the painful discoveries still being made.

John & Julia sit down with CBS News' Major Garrett for an in-depth discussion on the latest political shifts in the US. From Trump's cabinet selections to updates on Russia and Ukraine, Garrett breaks down the ripple effects from the recent election and what’s next for American politics.

John & Julia recap of the day's top trending topics: the wild tale of emus on the loose in South Carolina, a rare fish discovery that signals bad omens off the coast of California, and a heartfelt tribute to travel guide legend Arthur Frommer, who passed away at 95.

John and Julia discuss Bucks coach Doc Rivers getting fined $25,000 for criticizing referees, plus dive into the latest in the sports world. They also explore the bizarre trend of four-year cruises to avoid living under a Trump presidency, P. Diddy’s legal troubles, and former Wisconsin Governor, Tommy Thompson joins the show to urge folks to give the President-elect a chance!

John and Julia are joined by ABC’s Anne Flaherty to discuss how President-elect Trump’s picks could reshape the federal government, from agency cuts to major shifts in public services. Then, ESPN’s Jason Wilde breaks down the thrilling Packers-Bears rivalry, and Rose Gray talks about a new tool to fight sex trafficking. Plus, Spirit Airlines files for bankruptcy—what’s next for budget air travel?

ABC News’ Alex Stone breaks down the news that Spirit Airlines has filed for bankruptcy. Despite financial struggles and a failed merger with JetBlue, Spirit promises to continue operations. What does this mean for the airline industry and customers looking for low-cost flights? John and Julia dive into the details.

ESPN Wisconsin’s Jason Wilde joins John and Julia to break down the thrilling rivalry game between the Green Bay Packers and Chicago Bears. From a game-winning field goal block to what this victory means for the Packers’ season, Jason gives a full recap of the latest chapter in one of the NFL’s most storied rivalries.

What happens if President-elect Trump goes through with plans to dismantle large parts of the federal government? Anne Flaherty from ABC News joins John and Julia to explain how Trump’s picks for key roles might radically reshape the system, from agency cuts to the overhaul of public services, and what this could mean for everyday Americans.