1. The power has come back on for many, but a state of emergency remains in place for Milwaukee and Waukesha counties as crews continue to evaluate roadways, monitor pedestrian bridges over water ways, and rescue residents from danger. According to WE Energies, over 30,000 customers are without power. The bulk of the outages are in Waukesha County.

2. Packers General Manager Brian Gutekunst says Jordan Love is having a procedure done on his left thumb to repair a ligament issue. Gutekunst expects Love to return to practice next week and be fine for the start of the regular season.

Wisconsin's Midday News has your Three Big Things.

Guests include Waukesha County Executive Paul Farrow and TMJ4 Chief Meteorologist Brian Niznansky.

We wrap up with the latest on the George Webb free burgers watch!

Waukesha County Executive Paul Farrow talks about the county’s state of emergency, as more than 30,000 customers are without power. What is his advice for his county residents? What’s the latest on restoring power and cleaning up roads?

1. The power has come back on for many, but a state of emergency remains in place for Milwaukee and Waukesha counties as crews continue to evaluate roadways, monitor pedestrian bridges over water ways, and rescue residents from danger. According to WE Energies, over 30,000 customers are without power. The bulk of the outages are in Waukesha County.

2. Companies raising their prices in response to President Trump's tariffs appear to be driving up inflation. Strong demand and limited capacity are also driving factors in the cost to fly. Delays in aircraft production and engine inspections are limiting the number of available planes. Other goods and services seeing a price hike in July include Infants and Toddlers Apparel up 3.3% and the cost to fix your vehicle.

3. Milwaukee Bucks Forward, Bobby Portis is the newest member of Feeding America Eastern Wisconsin's board of directors. Portis has worked with the organization for more than four years, supporting collection drives, funding mobile food distributions and using his platform to raise awareness about food insecurity, especially among children. Portis, and members of the Milwaukee Bucks front office and staff are working with volunteers today to pack emergency food boxes that will be distributed to communities in Southeast Wisconsin that have been impacted by recent flooding.

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Guests include ABC News Investigative Reporter Peter Charalambous and MLB.com Brewers Beat Writer Adam McCalvy.

We also talk about a new music release tease.

MLB.com Brewers Beat Writer Adam McCalvy talks about how the Brewers have become a winning tram, how to take down Paul Skenes tonight, and what makes the Crew dangerous.

ABC News National Correspondent Steven Portnoy talks about how in addition to activating several hundred National Guard troops in the nation's capital, President Trump has also acted to take over Washington DC's police department. That did not sit well with the city's leaders who pushed back on Monday at Trump's suggestion that Washington is in need of "rescue" from crime. Mayor Muriel Bowser insists that the city will follow the law, allowing for the emergency takeover of its police force, but, she added, Washington is in the midst of what she calls a "huge decrease in crime." U.S. attorney for the District of Columbia, Jeanine Pirro, says this is meant to serve as a “deterrent.”

1. A state of emergency remains in place for Milwaukee and Waukesha counties as crews continue to evaluate roadways, monitor pedestrian bridges over water ways, and rescue residents from danger. According to WE Energies, over 30,000 customers are without power. The bulk of the outages are in Waukesha County.

2. The beat rolls on for the Milwaukee Brewers! No team in baseball has 70 wins, the Brewers have 74, and a 6 and a half game lead over the Cubs for first place in the NL Central. Brewers rookie Isaac Collins named the national league's player of the week. A week that ended with Collins walking off the Mets with a home run Sunday afternoon. The Brewers franchise record for regular season wins is 96. With a record of 74-44, the Brewers could go 22 and 18 to finish the season and STILL achieve that total. A challenging opportunity tonight as the Brewers face all-star Paul Skenes in game two of a three game series against the Pirates.

3. The beat rolls on for the Milwaukee Brewers! No team in baseball has 70 wins, the Brewers have 74, and a 6 and a half game lead over the Cubs for first place in the NL Central. Brewers rookie Isaac Collins named the national league's player of the week. A week that ended with Collins walking off the Mets with a home run Sunday afternoon. The Brewers franchise record for regular season wins is 96. With a record of 74-44, the Brewers could go 22 and 18 to finish the season and STILL achieve that total. A challenging opportunity tonight as the Brewers face all-star Paul Skenes in game two of a three game series against the Pirates.

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

Guests include ABC News Investigative Reporter Peter Charalambous and Port Washington Mayor Ted Neitzke.

We wrap up talking about the Brewers, of course!

Port Washington Mayor Ted Neitzke talks about an AI data center coming to the city. How were they chosen? How many jobs will be created? Why is Wisconsin a good fit for data centers? What does the predicted economic impact look like?