In the 4PM hour, John and Julia spotlight a local family’s powerful fundraising mission for Children’s Wisconsin, inspired by their son’s care journey. Landscaping pro Lisa Trudeau joins to explain how floods are affecting lawns and gardens — and how to bounce back. Then, the Milwaukee Bucks’ Dustin Godsey gives a preview of the 2025-26 schedule and its can't-miss moments. Wrapping things up, the Wisconsin Midday News team checks in live from the WTMJ golf outing with more Brewers excitement after win #12.

John Mercure and Julia Fello kick off the 3PM hour with The 3 @ 3, covering highlights from the WTMJ golf outing, Matt Arnold’s heartfelt tribute to Bob Uecker, and former Packers president Mark Murphy’s new role at UWGB. Then, Brewers legend Bill Schroeder joins to break down the team’s red-hot 12-game winning streak and the buzz around free burgers. Later, HVAC expert Scott Droegkamp discusses how recent floods may have impacted local heating and cooling systems. Plus, ABC’s Ines De La Cuetara analyzes Vladimir Putin’s surprising praise for Trump’s efforts to end the war in Ukraine.

ABC’s Ines De La Cuetara joins John and Telly Hughes to unpack Vladimir Putin’s surprising comments on Trump’s “energetic” efforts to broker peace in Ukraine ahead of the highly anticipated U.S.-Russia summit in Alaska.

Brewers legend and TV analyst Bill Schroeder joins John and Julia to break down Milwaukee’s epic 12-game winning streak, how it led to free George Webb burgers, and whether the Crew can keep the momentum going toward October.

John Mercure and Julia Fello dive into three of the day’s hottest topics — the warm welcome at Lake Lawn Resort during the WTMJ golf outing, Brewers exec Matt Arnold’s touching words about Bob Uecker, and former Packers president Mark Murphy landing a new role with UW-Green Bay.

John shares the story of Cam Schmidt, whose health battle led his family to raise funds for Children’s Wisconsin. Hear from Matt and Amy Schmidt, owners of Water Street Brewery, on how their gratitude turned into a powerful cause.

In the 5 o’clock hour, John and Julia dig into controversy as Wisconsin Governor candidate, Bill Berrien voices support for eliminating concealed carry training requirements. Then, Anna Lardinois of MKEStartup.News sits down with John and Julia to talk Milwaukee’s economic momentum. From 49 Wisconsin companies making the Inc. 5000 list to the student-founded app “Fresh Social,”and lastly, the Brewers have won 12-straight, which means FREE burgers!

Wisconsin Governor candidate, Bill Berrien makes headlines with his stance against concealed carry training requirements. John and Julia weigh in on the implications for public safety and gun rights in Wisconsin—and why they think it’s a risky move.

This hour covers impact on every level—personal, political, and emotional. Brewers pitcher Quinn Priester's heartwarming visit to young patients at an Aurora clinic brings a burst of joy and inspiration. Then, John and Julia dive into two weightier topics: First, ABC News’ Don Mihalek returns to break down the complex disconnect between dropping crime stats and how safe people actually feel in their communities. Finally, CBS News’ Major Garrett joins to unpack the high-stakes Trump-Putin summit in Alaska—can former President Trump actually broker peace in Ukraine?

The 4PM hour takes you from the storms above to the emotions below. Meteorologist Craig Koplein breaks down the latest severe weather hitting southeastern Wisconsin—and how it’s impacting ongoing flood recovery. Then, John and Julia dive into Apple’s newest iOS 26 ringtone updates, including the charming “Little Bird.” Packers rookie Matthew Golden gives back in a big way with a surprise house for his family, while Milwaukee’s own Violent Femmes add a second hometown tour date. Plus, Dr. Dawn Regner and Julia open up about the life-saving power of mammograms, early detection, and why every scan matters.