A 6-year-old boy stops a train just in time and earns the title of Everyday Hero in a heartwarming story out of North Carolina. Then, Julia Fello speaks with Representative Derrick Van Orden about the incredible moment he jumped into action to save an 11-year-old crash victim’s life in Iowa. The hour closes with a compelling and candid conversation with Admirals President Jon Greenberg, who shares his recent cancer diagnosis, treatment journey, and the strength it's taken to return to his leadership role.

From local needs to national headlines, the 4PM hour is packed with powerful stories. WTMJ’s Elizabeth Lintonen explains Milwaukee’s urgent need for emergency shelter volunteers, followed by Representative Derrick Van Orden recounting the moment he saved an 11-year-old boy's life after a crash in Iowa. Brewers broadcaster Lane Grindle shares emotional reflections on Bob Uecker’s life celebration, and Admirals President Jon Greenberg joins in-studio to talk about his battle with prostate cancer and his return to the team.

Admirals President Jon Greenberg opens up about his prostate cancer diagnosis, treatment, and recovery journey. In this in-studio conversation, Greenberg discusses resilience, perspective, and returning to what he loves.

Brewers broadcaster Lane Grindle shares personal memories of Bob Uecker and reflects on the emotional celebration held in his honor. A touching look at the voice who defined Milwaukee baseball.

John Mercure and Julia Fello kick off the hour with the “3 @ 3,” diving into rising gas prices, Southwest Airlines' expanded flights, and the DNR's warning about ash trees for hunters. Then, ABC’s Alex Stone reports on the Menendez Brothers’ denied parole and the renewed public interest following Netflix documentaries. The hour wraps with a heartfelt tribute to Brewers legend Bob Uecker and a deep dive into why a record number of home contracts are falling through.

Mortgage expert Brian Wickert joins John and Julia to break down why a record number of home contracts are being canceled. With economic fears mounting, buyers are thinking twice—and backing out.

ABC’s Alex Stone joins John Mercure and Julia Fello to discuss the latest in the Menendez Brothers' parole hearing. After a high-profile case resurgence and public support sparked by Netflix documentaries, the board has ruled: no release—for now.

John Mercure and Julia Fello dive into the day’s three trending topics: why gas prices are rising ahead of Labor Day, what Southwest Airlines is adding to its schedule, and why hunters should avoid ash trees when placing deer stands. A fast-paced look at what’s buzzing right now.

Julia Fello and Neil Doyle are joined by WTMJ’s Sean Brynda for the latest on flood damage and FEMA’s assessment in Milwaukee. The eerie resurfaces as they revisit Aaron Rodgers’ ghost story from Packers training camp. The hour closes with a powerful interview of Jenna Rae’s in-studio with two women injured in the downtown Water Street crash.

From uplifting to urgent, the 4 o’clock hour covers it all. Erik Bilstad introduces 6-year-old Graham Huntley, a real-life hero who helped prevent a train disaster. Julia Fello and Neil Doyle are joined by Brewers President of business operations, Rick Schlesinger to detail the Bob Uecker celebration of life. Finally, CBS News’ Linda Gradstein reports on the worsening famine in Gaza, painting a stark picture of a region in crisis.