John Mercure and Telly Hughes welcome special guests to discuss reactions to the Diddy trial verdict, including commentary from 101.7 The Truth’s Tory Lowe. Get the latest on the Lance Sijan Memorial’s unveiling and explore Wisconsin’s best beach escapes with Secretary Anne Sayers. The hour wraps up with a deep dive into Milwaukee’s economy featuring MMAC’s Dale Kooyenga covering budgets, tax cuts, and innovation.

MMAC President & CEO Dale Kooyenga joins John and Telly to discuss the state budget, tax cuts, public safety challenges, Trump’s “big, beautiful bill,” and the exciting new co-innovation lab at UWM. A comprehensive look at Milwaukee’s economic future.

John Mercure and Telly Hughes cover today’s hottest stories: Are loyalty in sports a thing? They break down Carmelo Anthony’s thoughts on it following the Damian Lillard trade. Plus, expert insights and legal analysis on the Sean “Diddy” Combs trial verdict — what it means, what’s next, and the public’s reaction.

Defense attorney Jonathan LaVoy breaks down the legal nuances of Sean “Diddy” Combs’ trial verdict. What led to acquittals on major charges, and how serious is the conviction on prostitution? A must-hear legal breakdown.

ABC News legal analyst Royal Oakes joins the show to explain the mixed verdict in Sean “Diddy” Combs’ trial — not guilty on racketeering, but guilty on prostitution. Hear what happened in the courtroom, Diddy’s reaction, and what this means for his future.

The 5PM hour kicks off with an emotional update reponse to the bail of a criminal who shot, and killed a Milwaukee Police Officer. Then, CBS News’ Major Garrett joins John and Telly for a deep dive into the political pulse of Washington, including the fate of President Trump’s sweeping budget proposal and the looming deadline. Lastly, Chelsea Cook from Marquette explains the reasons why ticks are more of an issue than ever.

John Mercure and Telly Hughes connect with CBS News’ Major Garrett to unpack the latest buzz from Washington. Will President Trump’s “One Big Beautiful Bill” pass? What’s the political fallout if it doesn’t? Garrett breaks it all down, deadline pressure and all.

John Mercure opens the 4PM hour with a fresh edition of Mercurious featuring Cousins Subs CEO Christine Specht, who shares her leadership journey and how the company is thriving in challenging times. Then, tick expert Chelsea Cook explains why Wisconsin is facing a surge in bites—and how climate change is to blame. John and Telly circle back to the Myles Turner signing and Lillard departure with deeper Bucks analysis, before wrapping with Dr. John Raymond from the Medical College of Wisconsin on the real health risks tied to diet sodas.

John Mercure talks with Marquette University’s Chelsea Cook about the alarming rise in tick activity across Wisconsin. Discover why tick bites are becoming more common, how climate change plays a role, and what steps you can take to protect yourself this summer.

John Mercure and Telly Hughes dive into a high-impact 3PM hour starting with The 3 @ 3, featuring the Milwaukee Bucks’ decision to release Damian Lillard and sign Myles Turner, breaking state budget developments, and NASA’s new deal with Netflix. They provide a powerful update on the Lance Sijan memorial near Mitchell International Airport, analyze what Turner’s arrival means for the Bucks' future, and end the hour with jury tensions in the Diddy racketeering trial.