Wauwatosa Mayor Dennis McBride joins John and Julia to talk about the extensive damage left behind by the weekend’s flooding—and the steps the city is taking to recover and rebuild.

The 4 PM hour kicks off with some heartwarming pet content as John and Julia meet Bolt, HAWs' adorable Pet-of-the-Month. Then, WTMJ Meteorologist Craig Koplein breaks down what made this weekend's storm historic. Brewers broadcaster Lane Grindle joins to discuss the team's incredible 9-game win streak and their postgame clubhouse energy. Finally, Wauwatosa Mayor Dennis McBride shares how his city is working to recover after massive flooding rocked the community.

John and Julia talk with Brewers broadcaster Lane Grindle about the team’s incredible 10-game winning streak, their clubhouse chemistry, and why this team might be for real—even when critics doubted them.

WTMJ Meteorologist Craig Koplein joins the show to explain how this weekend’s rainstorm became a historic weather event—and what made southeastern Wisconsin so vulnerable to widespread flooding.

John Mercure and Julia Fello dive into today’s top stories in The 3 @ 3—including weekend storm damage that shut down the Wisconsin State Fair, Wisconsin’s new spot as the 4th-best state to live, and President Trump’s bold federal move in D.C. The Brewers continue to light it up with a 9th straight win and some clubhouse Pokémon fun, and WE Energies joins to discuss the impact of historic flooding across southeastern Wisconsin. Plus, ABC News' Luke Barr explains the dramatic steps Trump is taking to fight crime in the nation’s capital, including deploying the National Guard and taking control of D.C.’s police department.

ABC’s Luke Barr joins John and Julia to unpack President Trump’s announcement putting the D.C. police department under federal control, deploying the National Guard, and naming a high-profile leadership team in a sweeping move to combat violent crime and homelessness.

John Mercure and Julia Fello break down the three biggest stories of the day, including devastating flood damage that shut down the Wisconsin State Fair, Wisconsin’s impressive new ranking as one of the best states to live, and President Trump’s surprise move to take control of D.C.'s police force by deploying the National Guard.

The 5 PM hour packs a punch: John and Julia react to Milwaukee being named one of the least pet-friendly cities in America. They also question a new idea of using Venmo to help pay off the national debt. And in a powerful close, Janine Sijan shares her emotional experience at the White House, honoring her brother, Captain Lance Sijan, and nearly 100 Purple Heart recipients in a moving tribute to American heroes.

In the 4 PM hour, John and Julia speak with Tom Parks from Annex Wealth Management about the bold new move to allow crypto and private equity in 401(k) plans. Then, Erik Bilstad shares the incredible story of Weldon Tucker, who saved a child in danger — a true everyday hero. The week gets wrapped in cream puffs and governors, and we go deep into State Fair sounds and shopping with fun-filled features from John Mercure and Greg Matzek.

John Mercure and Julia Fello kick off the 3 PM hour with a fast-paced look at trending stories — from headliners and hidden gems at the Wisconsin State Fair to Packers-themed discounts at local businesses. PlusAlice in Dairyland joins the show with a special guest. The Brewers' winning ways are lifting more than just spirits, and we hear how shopping at the fair is more than cream puffs — it’s everything from tractors to trinkets.