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

Guests include ABC News Technology Reporter and Retired WISN News Anchor Kathy Mykleby.

Retired WISN News Anchor Kathy Mykleby talks about how former WISN 12 News Anchor, Jerry Taff, has died. What are some of the impacts he made on the industry? What are some of her favorite memories of him?

ABC News Technology Reporter Mike Dobuski talks about how yesterday, OpenAI released some of the first hard data on how AI programs like ChatGPT are affecting public health. It comes amid a flurry of reports about people experiencing paranoia, depression, or even suicidal thoughts after using AI chatbots for extended periods of time, a phenomenon that's come to be known as "AI psychosis." Plus, Amazon is reportedly preparing to make some major staffing cuts as soon as today.

1. Hurricane Melissa has made landfall in southwestern Jamaica, with estimated maximum sustained winds of 185 mph, a tie for the strongest hurricane landfall ever on record in the Atlantic. This makes it the strongest storm to hit that country since record-keeping began 174 years ago.

2. Democratic attorneys general and governors from 25 states and the District of Columbia have sued the Trump administration seeking to force the continued of funding of the SNAP program. The funding will be paused this weekend because of the federal government shutdown. 1 in 8 Americans use SNAP to help buy groceries. The legal action contends the Trump administration is legally required to use a contingency fund to pay for the food assistance program. President Trump is refusing to do that.

Wisconsin's Midday News has your Three Big Things.

Guests include TMJ4 News Meteorologist Lauren Larsen and BBB Serving Wisconsin Senior Director of Investigations Lisa Schiller.

We also bring the latest Hurricane Melissa updates and the latest in the Deep Thought saga.

Senior Director of Investigations at the BBB Serving Wisconsin Lisa Schiller talks about applications open for the BBB’s 2025 Students of Integrity Scholarship, how to tell which sponsored ads are scams, and which trusted contacts you should be keeping in your back pocket.

1. Hurricane Melissa makes landfall. The Category 5 storm made landfall near New Hope, Jamaica with winds of 185 miles per hour. It's just the second Atlantic storm to ever make landfall with winds that fast. Forecasters say Melissa is bringing catastrophic conditions to the island. Officials in Jamaica say many people refused to leave. They were warning this was not a time to be brave. Hurricane Melissa was already deadly, before making landfall.

2. Amazon is cutting 14-thousand jobs, primarily ones in its corporate offices. The company's CEO says the company is healthy and growing, but the cuts are due to the advancements in AI, which lessens the need for certain positions. Amazon execs say the workers who are affected will have an opportunity to look for open roles in other areas of the company. Internal documents suggest Amazon plans to replace hundreds of thousands of jobs with robots and automated systems by 2033. The report indicates the company intends to avoid hiring over 600,000 workers in its fulfillment operations over the next decade by automating up to 75% of those tasks.

3. Weight loss drugs are helping Americans shed pounds quickly. It's having a big impact on the nation's obesity rate. The use of weight loss injectables has more than doubled in less than two years. 13 states, including Wisconsin, cover GLP-1s for obesity treatment under Medicaid.

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

Guests include ABC News Correspondent Jim Ryan and Healthy Lifestyle Expert Paul Fulford.

We wrap up with the new crowd-sourced online encyclopedia, Grokipedia.

Healthy Lifestyle Expert Paul Fulford talks about how sour candy can help ease symptoms of anxiety. What does sour taste trigger with our nervous system? Can other sour foods work, as well? Does chocolate have any impact on our nervous system? Do any health professionals use sour candy as for clients who are experiencing anxiety symptoms?

ABC News Correspondent Jim Ryan talks about how less than two weeks after announcing on social media that he needed an organ transplant, retired two-time All-Pro NFL center Nick Mangold died of kidney disease. The death of the 41-year-old highlights the difficulty faced by the more than 105,000 Americans waiting for organs. Now steps are being taken to increase the potential pool of living donors by incentivizing organ donation.