Wisconsin's Midday News has your Top Two at Two.

Guests include WTMJ Co-Host Kristin Brey and ABC News Technology Reporter Mike Dobuski.

We wrap up with how the Green Bay Packers are continuing their "non-renewal exercise," a policy of declining to renew season tickets for account holders who repeatedly resell their seats on the secondary market.

ABC News Technology Reporter Mike Dobuski talks about how within the next few weeks we're expecting to see new smartphones from Google, Apple and Samsung hit the market. Google already showed off its Pixel 10a, but reviewers were left cold after finding the phone isn't that different from last year's device. Samsung's devices aren't expected to get major changes either. Analysts have been pointing to a growing scramble for componentry like RAM, which has been in short supply. The reason? Yup, it's AI again.

WTMJ Co-Host Kristin Brey talks about how you can bowl for a cause during Bowling for Babies, benefiting the Milwaukee Diaper Mission. Why is this organization so vital to supporting our community? Why is this cause so important to her personally? How can people sign up and/or donate to the cause? What details should fans know about the event?

1. The CDC is in Milwaukee today following a major federal investment to expand lead screening in Milwaukee Public Schools.

2. The Wauwatosa Common Council is scheduled to vote on the Intergovernmental Agreement to officially merge its fire department with West Allis tonight.

Wisconsin's Midday News has your Three Big Things.

Guests include BBB Serving Wisconsin Senior Director of Investigations Lisa Schiller and TMJ4 News Chief Meteorologist Brian Niznansky.

We wrap up with how TODAY show host Savannah Guthrie is out with a new message today, as her mother Nancy is still missing.

BBB Serving Wisconsin Senior Director of Investigations Lisa Schiller talks about how the BBB has launched an investigation into a widespread fake debt collector scam that generated nearly 700 complaints in recent weeks. Real collectors must provide written verification within 5 days and can never threaten arrest. How does the scam work? What should you do if you have an outstanding loan? How can you protect yourself?

1. A new message from TODAY show host Savannah Guthrie, as her mother Nancy is still missing.

2. The Green Bay Packers are continuing their "non-renewal exercise," a policy of declining to renew season tickets for account holders who repeatedly resell their seats on the secondary market.

3. Tonight, President Trump delivers the first State of the Union address for his second term.

Wisconsin's Midday News has your Now at Noon.

Guests include ABC News Morning Drive Anchor Cheri Preston and Concordia University of Wisconsin Computer Sciences Professor Michael Litman.

We also talk about Miami Beach officials are easing restrictions and another new diet.

Concordia University of Wisconsin Computer Sciences Professor Michael Litman talks about how the school has launched a fully online Master of Science in Artificial Intelligence program. How challenging is it to develop a curriculum in such a rapidly changing world? What are some of the key hands-on projects in the curriculum that will allow me to build an industry-ready portfolio? CUW also has an AI & Quantum Innovation Lab, what is this and how will it be used by online master’s students?

ABC News Morning Drive Anchor Cheri Preston talks about how the Dow lost 800 points on Monday, due mostly to uncertainty. If there's one thing the markets can't stand, it's that. Traders are uncertain about what the new Trump tariffs will mean for the economy, following last week's Supreme Court decision declaring the previous Trump tariffs unconstitutional. They're also uncertain about what the AI future we've created will mean for the economy, especially jobs, thanks to an influential Substack-based research firm's viral post, that imagines what life could be like for all of us just two and a half years from now.