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.

Early detection saves lives—and mammograms are a key part of that. Dr. Dawn Regner joins John and Julia to discuss why regular screenings are critical, how technology is evolving, and what women should know about the process. Julia also opens up about a personal scare that highlights the importance of follow-ups and staying proactive.

Brewers pitcher Quinn Priester made a surprise visit to an Aurora Health Care clinic in Greenfield, where he spent time with young patients undergoing physical therapy. Julia Fello was there to witness the heartfelt interactions, including games of catch, autographs, and a lot of smiles. A story of healing through sports and human connection.

In this action-packed hour, John Mercure and Julia Fello bring you the day’s most talked-about stories. The Milwaukee Brewers’ 10-game winning streak has fans buzzing, while actor Gary Sinise gives back in a big way by taking families of fallen soldiers to Disney. Julia shares a moving story from Brewers pitcher Quinn Priester’s surprise visit to pediatric patients. Plus, therapist Kelly Kuehl joins to discuss the often-overlooked mental health toll of flood disasters, and ABC News’ Don Mihalek weighs in on why falling crime rates don’t always mean people feel safe.

Crime may be statistically down, but many Americans still don’t feel safe. ABC News’ Don Mihalek joins John and Julia to break down the psychology behind public safety perceptions, and how political moves—like President Trump’s intervention in D.C.—can stoke fears despite falling crime numbers. A look into the gap between data and lived reality.

After the storms come the silent struggles. Therapist Kelly Kuehl joins the show to discuss how natural disasters like flooding can leave lasting emotional impacts. She shares practical coping strategies, signs to watch for, and why it's crucial to seek help if symptoms don’t go away. It’s a conversation for anyone navigating trauma and recovery.

John Mercure and Julia Fello kick off the hour with the day’s buzziest stories. The Brewers’ 10-game winning streak has fans dreaming big, actor Gary Sinise sends families of fallen heroes to Disney for a once-in-a-lifetime trip, and Wisconsin skies are lighting up with a meteor shower tonight—find out when and where to watch.

Brewers fever continues as John and Julia relive the walk-off magic of Sunday’s game and the team’s quirky clubhouse traditions. They then turn to the Wisconsin State Fair, which was forced to shut down early due to flooding—discussing the damage and what comes next, including Waukesha Executive, Paul Farrow discussing their state of emergency. To close out the hour, Brewers broadcaster, Lane Grindle talks baseball & how this team is lifting this city!