In this hour, John and Julia chat with Milwaukee Made host David Caruso about the new series celebrating local talent. Then, TMJ4’s Charles Benson unpacks Oconomowoc’s July 4th parade reversal and what it means for community unity. Plus, we replay our 3:46 PM interview with the U.S. State Department on the LA riots and the ripple effects on national immigration policy.

TMJ4’s Charles Benson explains the backstory behind a local controversy: Oconomowoc’s Fourth of July parade originally aimed to be nonpolitical, then reversed course. What happened, and why does it matter?

Made In Milwaukee host David Caruso stopped by the studio to discuss his new show!

Big changes are coming to the Milwaukee Zoo’s Small Mammals Building—John and Julia explain what’s behind the move. Then, get your taste buds ready as we break down this year’s State Fair Sporkies and Drinkies finalists. Also, meet Dan Winkelman, a cancer survivor riding 3,800 miles for pancreatic cancer awareness. Finally, ABC News reports on the tragic Air India crash that left only one known survivor aboard a 242-person flight.

One survivor. 241 others feared dead. John and Julia speak with ABC News’ Ines De La Cuetara for a developing look at the Air India Dreamliner crash and the international investigation now underway.

John Mercure and Julia Fello dive into the day’s hottest headlines in “The 3 @ 3,” covering Oshkosh layoffs, a tense parking lot confrontation, and Milwaukee’s buzzing Night Market. Then, the hunt for Travis Decker intensifies as authorities search Washington’s wilderness for the man accused of killing his daughters. Plus, EAA’s Dick Knapinski joins to preview vintage aircraft, and the State Department weighs in on the LA riots and what they could mean for immigration policy.

Mignon Houston from the U.S. State Department joins the conversation as John and Julia explore the recent LA riots, what they reveal about America’s immigration tensions, and what’s potentially ahead under the Trump administration.

John Mercure and Julia Fello break down the day’s three buzziest stories—from Oshkosh Defense’s new contract amid unexpected layoffs, to a disturbing parking lot confrontation involving weapons, to the vibrant kickoff of Milwaukee’s Night Market. It’s today’s top talkers in under 10 minutes.

The search intensifies for Travis Decker, the Wisconsin man accused of killing his three daughters—Julia Fello reports on the National Guard’s involvement and the rugged terrain complicating the manhunt. Then, Governor Tony Evers teams up with California’s Gavin Newsom to condemn Trump’s federal response to the LA riots. And in a twist of Silicon Valley drama, Elon Musk apologizes to Donald Trump after public criticism—John Mercure and Julia Fello debate what it all means.

From a major U.S.-China trade breakthrough to inflation's impact on your grocery bill, Julia Fello and John Mercure unpack the economic headlines with ABC News' Alexis Christoforous. Then, we celebrate June Dairy Month with Travel Wisconsin’s Anne Sayers, spotlighting cheese, cows, and family fun across the state. Finally, MMAC’s Dale Kooyenga weighs in on Milwaukee’s business climate, his Brewers first pitch, foreign student visa concerns, and the city’s new speeding camera proposal.