Local Wood Artist Ike Wynter talks about his artwork being on display at Summerfest and how he would like to transition to making wood pieces for artists, like The Killers. How did his meeting with them go? What did they think of his art? What’s next for him?

1. This afternoon there's a growing memorial outside the District 2 Milwaukee police station. A squad car draped in a flag to remember the Milwaukee police officer who died after being shot in the line of duty last week. Investigators say it was "an ambush." The officers had no time to fire back. They were responding to the city's north side for a call about someone with a gun. Officer Kendall Corder fought for days, but his injuries were just too much. The 32-year-old died yesterday. The other officer, 29-year-old "Christopher McCray, was treated and released from Froedtert on Saturday. Officer McCray attended the procession last night that took Officer Corder's body from Froedtert to the Milwaukee County Medical Examiner's Office. You can expect the memorial outside district two to get bigger as more people learn about it. Flowers, a flag, and a stuffed animal are among the momentos out there now. The suspect, 22-year-old Tremaine Jones, was arrested about five hours after the shooting. He's sitting in the Milwaukee County Jail right now.

2. About an hour into deliberations for the sex trafficking and racketeering case of Sean Diddy Combs there was an issue. The jury foreperson sending a note to the judge, Juror number 25, was not able to follow the instructions. The did not elaborate but asked the judge to speak to the juror or to interview the juror, and ultimately the judge decided to send a note back reminding all the jurors they must follow the judge's instructions and to continue deliberation.

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Guests include MS Run the US Ultra Relay Wisconsin Participant Trenni Casey, TMJ4 Meteorologist Kristen Kirchhaine, and ABC News Correspondent Jim Ryan.

We wrap up with the latest on the ambush on firefighters in Idaho.

ABC News Correspondent Jim Ryan talks about how in Idaho, officials say a man deliberately set a wildfire to ambush first responders. Two firefighters were killed and another was wounded. A suspect was later found dead. The injured firefighter is out of surgery, but the sheriff says he's fighting for his life and is stable.

Wisconsin native and nationally recognized sports journalist Trenni Casey talks about returning to her home state this July on a mission. She plans to run 161 miles across Wisconsin in just six days, to fight multiple sclerosis. She’s one of 21 runners participating in the MS Run the US Ultra Relay, raising money and awareness for MS research and support.

1. The Milwaukee Police Department and the Milwaukee community grieving. MPD just released a video of 32-year-old Officer Kendall Corder. He died yesterday from injuries he received Thursday night when he was shot in a city alley while responding to a call. The department says, as they continue to grieve, they thought the community might like to hear why Corder liked being a Milwaukee police officer. Officer Corder seemed to be speaking to a class that day. Investigators say the shooting last week was "an ambush." The officers had no time to fire back. Officer Kendall Corder fought for days but his injuries were just too much. The other officer-- 29-year-old Christopher McCray was treated and released from Froedtert on Saturday. Officer McCray attended the procession last night, that took Officer Corder's body from Froedtert to the Milwaukee County Medical Examiner's Office. There's now a memorial outside District Two. A squad car draped with a police flag surrounded by flowers and other remembrances. The suspect, 22-year-old Tremaine Jones, is in the Milwaukee County Jail right now.

2. Vote-A-Rama is underway in the Nation's Capital! The Senate’s marathon voting session on President Trump’s sweeping agenda bill started about 8:00 this morning. So, why is it called a vote-a-rama? It's all about the rapid fire manner in which amendments to a bill are voted upon. Only after that’s finished can a final vote on the bill be held. Stall tactics can be used to delay the final vote on a bill, potentially giving opponents more time to rally support or pressure the majority. Case in point: Democrats delaying the vote-a-rama by reading aloud the entire 940 page bill on the senate floor, it took 16 hours!

3. Country star Morgan Wallen wowed the crowd at Camp Randall in Madison, in more ways then one over the weekend. Saturday night, before returning for an encore, ‘Jump Around’ played, as red and white lights lit up in the stands. Then on Sunday night, Morgan Wallen walked out with a man well known in Packers land: former Packers quarterback Brett Favre. This was only the first concert at Camp Randall in 28 years!

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Guests include MMAC Senior Advisor Tim Sheehy and Ultimate Confections Owner Pat Murphy.

We wrap up with women’s professional sports growing in popularity in major cities throughout the country, and why there isn’t a WNBA team in Milwaukee yet.

The Owner of Ultimate Confections Pat Murphy talks about selling solid chocolate police badges in honor of the fallen Milwaukee Police Officer. Proceeds will go toward the Fallen Heroes Fund.

MMAC Senior Advisor Tim Sheehy talks about Miller Lite turning 50, did the brewing company save Milwaukee’s status as the “Brew City”? Tim also talks about an article containing Milwaukee lore that’s actually true.

1. This afternoon there's a growing memorial outside the District 2 Milwaukee police station. A squad car draped in a flag to remember the Milwaukee police officer who died after being shot in the line of duty last week. Investigators say it was "an ambush." The officers had no time to fire back. They were responding to the city's north side for a call about someone with a gun. Officer Kendall Corder fought for days, but his injuries were just too much. The 32-year-old died yesterday. The other officer, 29-year-old "Christopher McCray, was treated and released from Froedtert on Saturday. Officer McCray attended the procession last night that took Officer Corder's body from Froedtert to the Milwaukee County Medical Examiner's Office. You can expect the memorial outside district two to get bigger as more people learn about it. Flowers, a flag, and a stuffed animal are among the momentos out there now. The suspect, 22-year-old Tremaine Jones, was arrested about five hours after the shooting. He's sitting in the Milwaukee County Jail right now.

2. Court is back in session and jurors are deliberating the fate of music mogul Sean Diddy Combs. In his closing argument, defense attorney Marc Agnifilo said the prosecution exaggerated its case against Combs, showing evidence of his “swingers” lifestyle and personal drug problems but not a criminal enterprise.

3. Investigators say a man intentionally set a wildfire to lure firefighters to the scene so he could shoot them. It happened in Idaho on Sunday. Around 300 law enforcement officers responded to the incident.