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

Guests include Red Cross of Wisconsin CEO Catherine Rabenstein, Nikki Lytle from the Cancer Disparities Program at the Medical College of Wisconsin, and WTMJ's Neil Doyle.

Nikki Lytle from the MCW Cancer Disparities Program talks about how researchers from the Medical College of Wisconsin are joining Forces with the Community to Eliminate Cancers Disparities in Wisconsin, and you can help! The Medical College of Wisconsin is recruiting participants from the community to collaborate with their researchers to better understand disparities in cancer diagnosis and treatment.

CEO of Red Cross of Wisconsin Catherine Rabenstein and volunteer Curtis talk about the volunteer work they do when responding to natural disasters, following the historic flooding in Milwaukee. What services are offered? How can people become volunteers?

1. It's FREE BURGER time! How Milwaukee is this? We love it! Just about 10 minutes ago, George Webb locations started giving away free burgers as part of their long-time promotion. The Brewers win 12 games in a row, and you get free burgers! Well, the Brew Crew did it! It's only happened two times before. WTMJ reporter Neil Doyle joins us LIVE from George Webb on Bluemound in Brookfield. Are the fans feasting? How many are in line?

2. Airports are rolling out a new way to fast-track through security as they get busier. Clear is partnering with TSA to launch new e-gates for Clear Plus members. It means travelers will no longer have to show IDs to TSA officers. Instead, they can verify their identity using a biometric scanner. There will be no interaction with a human, and you go straight to baggage screening. The program is already up and running in Atlanta's airport, with Seattle and Washington rated next before expanding to other cities.

Wisconsin's Midday News has your Three Big Things.

Guests include Host of Brewers Extra Innings Dominic Cotroneo, TMJ4 Meteorologist Lauren Larsen, and Dr. Ben Weston from the Medical College of Wisconsin.

The latest Weekly Wellness Check with Dr. Ben Weston from the Medical College of Wisconsin includes combatting back-to-school anxiety in kids, how to keep offering healthy meals throughout the school year, and what vaccines kids need before heading back to the classroom.

Host of Brewers Extra Innings Dominic Cotroneo talks about the Brewers falling short against the Cubs, how are standings impacted, and what can we look forward to as the Brewers come back to Milwaukee this weekend.

1. The White House now has a TikTok account. This is brand-new, it was started last night-- using the @WhiteHouse handle. The first video from the White House features Trump with the caption: "America...we are BACK! What's up TikTok?" Listen to the narration: "I am your voice," the President says. This is an interesting move... because the fate of TikTok in our country is still up in the air. The new White House TikTok account has already posted five videos... and has more than 137-thousand followers. That's going to skyrocket though... because most people are hearing about this TikTok account for the first time right now.

2. The state of Wisconsin is freeing up about $16.6 million dollars for MPS. The state had withheld $42 million from the district due to late financial reporting. MPS has yet to complete all its long overdue financial reports from the 2023-24 school year, but they did complete certain reports required for the release of the $16.6 million. The state believes MPS is making progress under new Superintendent Brenda Cassellius. Prior to her arrival, the district struggled to comply with the state's corrective action plan.

3. Weight loss drugs for your pets! Pharmaceutical companies are tapping the same science behind drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy to develop similar treatments for pets. One biotech firm, Okava says it expects to roll out its version by the end of the decade, which could help give your plump pooch a longer life.

Wisconsin's Midday News has your Now at Noon headlines.

Guests include CBS News Justice Correspondent Scott MacFarlane and WTMJ's Nazir Spencer.

We wrap up with an early look at fall, at least at Dunkin'.

CBS News Justice Correspondent Scott MacFarlane talks about how President Trump’s federal takeover of Washington D.C. policing is expanding. What is the reaction of business owners, local leaders and residents? The Trump/Putin Summit ends without a ceasefire deal, then two days later, he met with Zelenskyy and other European Leaders. Is the ultimate goal a ceasefire deal or peace agreement? When is the Putin/Zelenskyy summit? What does Trump have against the Smithsonian?