MMAC CEO Dale Kooyenga joins John and Julia to talk jobs, economic growth, and local development. Hear how Milwaukee made LinkedIn’s top 5 job markets list, what’s next for American Family Field, and how Summerfest saw a surprising surge in attendance.

Julia Fello reported details from Sheboygan with heartbreaking updates in the search for a missing 13-year-old swimmer. Hear from officials and understand how multiple agencies came together in this tragic effort that ended with the recovery of the boy’s body.

From butterflies to geopolitics, John and Julia take listeners through an eclectic final hour. They explore Wisconsin lawmakers’ push to make the monarch butterfly the state symbol, and speak with Debbie Lazaga about raising these delicate creatures. CBS News’ Major Garrett dives into the latest Epstein files. Plus, hear Rear Admiral Pottenburgh’s inspiring in-studio interview from earlier in the day, as he shares what Navy Week means to Milwaukee and how service shapes lives.

CBS News’ Major Garrett shares key insights on the explosive Epstein documents, and what the White House is saying on the release of the files.

Julia Fello unpacks the latest on 40-year-old Gary Day of Arkansas, who pleaded not guilty to all charges in court on Tuesday. Day is accused of kidnapping then 16-year-old Sophia Franklin back in February and fleeing the state.

John and Julia spotlight how the U.S. Navy is helping rebuild homes in Milwaukee for veterans and families in need. Then, the political sparks fly as Trump threatens Rosie O’Donnell’s citizenship — legal expert Kate Lincoln Goldfinch joins to explain the constitutional limits. Finally, Dr. Jennifer Connelly of the Medical College of Wisconsin shares promising research into glioblastoma, one of the most aggressive forms of brain cancer.

John and Julia dive into the latest Trump-Rosie feud and speak with legal expert Kate Lincoln Goldfinch about the constitutional realities behind the president’s controversial citizenship threat.

John Mercure and Julia Fello deliver a jam-packed hour starting with the top 3 stories of the day — from actor Gary Sinise’s moving Lt. Dan Band concert and TSA's new sweat-based screenings, to how tomato tariffs are heating up prices. Janine Sijan joins to share how Sinise honored her late brother at the Milwaukee airport memorial. Plus, ABC News’ Alexis Christoforous unpacks June's inflation numbers, rent hikes, and the surprising dip in egg prices. Rear Admiral Pottenburgh rounds out the hour in-studio for Navy Week, reflecting on his career and the importance of military outreach.

Rear Admiral Pottenburgh stops by the studio to celebrate Navy Week in Milwaukee and discuss his naval career, the importance of public outreach, and the strength of America’s armed forces.

Janine Sijan joins John and Julia to reflect on the emotional power of the Lt. Dan Band concert and share the touching moment when Gary Sinise visited the Lance P. Sijan memorial at Milwaukee’s airport.