John Mercure and Julia Fello tackle the biggest stories of the afternoon, starting with the trending headlines in "The 3 @ 3"—from the EAA kickoff in Oshkosh, to a heartbreaking drowning in Illinois, and a flight diverted by a passenger’s sudden death. Governor Tony Evers announces he won’t seek a third term, sparking political discussion. Then it’s “Drivers Ed with Debbie,” where they explore what happens when your brand-new car turns into a lemon. Finally, EAA’s Dick Knapinski checks in live from Oshkosh to share what’s soaring at this year’s AirVenture.

John and Julia talk with WisPolitics President Jeff Mayers about Governor Evers' bombshell decision not to seek re-election—and why the timing has people talking.

John Mercure and Julia Fello break down the three trending stories of the day—from the EAA soaring in Oshkosh, to a tragic child drowning in Illinois, and the decision for Wisconsin Governor, Tony Evers, who announced he will not run for a 3rd term.

John and Julia dive into national and state politics—CBS’s Major Garrett joins to unpack the DOJ’s decision not to release more Epstein files, sparking a wave of backlash. Then, Wisconsin businessman Bill Berrien explains why he’s entering the race for governor, his vision for the state, and how he’s navigating his past criticism of Trump while eyeing a potential endorsement.

CBS News’ Major Garrett joins the show to unpack the latest controversy around the Epstein investigation files. Why is the DOJ withholding more information? And what does this mean for the political firestorm brewing in Washington?

It’s a jam-packed hour as John and Julia cover the future of St. Catherine’s with WTMJ reporter Sean Brynda, and Brewers broadcaster Jeff Levering joins to celebrate the team’s 11-game win streak. Julia also breaks down Hunter Biden’s explosive comments targeting Democratic elites, while Dr. Tayler Sheahan explains the fascinating neuroscience behind why we itch.

Brewers broadcaster Jeff Levering joins the show to talk about Milwaukee’s red-hot 11-game winning streak, standout moments, and what it will take to stay on top of the National League Central race.

John Mercure and Julia Fello take you through the top trending stories of the day—from Wisconsin's new energy tax exemption and Target’s price match policy rollback, to a cheeky new study ranking Wisconsin’s sex lives the best in the country. Plus, ABC’s Peter Charalambous breaks down the DOJ’s upcoming meeting with Ghislaine Maxwell, and meteorologist Craig Koplein gives us a heads-up on dangerously hot weather heading into southeastern Wisconsin.

Republican gubernatorial candidate Bill Berrien tells John and Julia why he's running, how he plans to lead Wisconsin, and why he believes he’s in line for Donald Trump’s endorsement despite past criticisms.

ABC News' Peter Charalambous joins John and Julia to unpack the upcoming Department of Justice meeting with Ghislaine Maxwell. With new pressure from lawmakers and potential bombshell revelations, what could this mean for the Epstein case and beyond?