MMAC Senior Advisor Tim Sheehy joins Wisconsin's Midday News to discuss corporate travel returning to pre-covid levels, property tax assessments, the Bucks being down 3-1, and a successful season for the Admirals.

Alzheimer's Association Wisconsin Chapter Director of Public Policy Allison Cramer joins Wisconsin's Midday News to talk about Wisconsin's new State Dementia Plan. The 45 page plan is set to run from 2024-28 serving as a road map to include quality of care for dementia patients.

5x NBA All-Star and Milwaukee Bucks legend Marques Johnson joins Wisconsin's Midday News to talk about his partnership with Serenity Inns to combat substance abuse in Milwaukee. Johnson shares his experience with substance abuse and how his recovery has inspired him to help others with the same issue in the community. Johnson also talks about the Milwaukee Bucks' loss to the Indiana Pacers last night and looks ahead to game 5 of the series as the Bucks now face elimination.

TMJ4 Meteorologist Tyler Moore joins Wisconsin's Midday News and discusses the devastating tornados that hit Oklahoma and Nebraska this past weekend. Moore also forecasts the week of weather ahead.

ABC News Correspondent Jim Ryan joins Wisconsin's Midday News to provide insight as to why the U.S. fertility & birth rate has now hit an all time low.

On today's show:

-(01:55) 3 Big Things: Packers select Arizona OL Jordan Morgan 25th overall in round 1 of NFL Draft, NHTSA investigating Tesla autopilot recall, and "Tipflation" costing Americans $500 a year

-(08:11) A look back at the Oswald Shootout 30 years later by WTMJ's Erik Bilstad

-(14:58) TMJ4 Meteorologist Tyler Moore forecasts the weekend ahead

-(17:10) Remembering Dontre Hamilton 10 years after he was shot 14 times and killed by a Milwaukee Police Officer w/ Nate Hamilton

-(31:43) Now at Noon: FDA approves implantable pain device, Packers prepare for day two of the NFL Draft, and Bucks-Pacers game 3 tonight in Indiana

-(35:17) ESPN Wisconsin's Jason Wilde talks about the Packers selection of OL Jordan Morgan in round one of the NFL Draft and previews the remainder of the draft for the Packers

-(44:25) Steve Miller Band playing in Milwaukee on October 10th

-(45:29) Bob Vermiglio, the photojournalist who filmed iconic footage of the 1994 Oswald Shootout, joins the show to relive the events of that day 30 years later

-(57:49) Greg Matzek on the success of yesterday's MACC Fund Event "The Ringer"

Former Photojournalist Bob Vermiglio joins Wisconsin's Midday News to relive the day 30 years ago when he found himself in the middle of the infamous Oswald Shootout. Vermiglio provides his perspective of the events that happened on April 29th, 1994 and the iconic footage he recorded of the shootout. Vermiglio also discusses what it was like to take the stand as a witness in the trial of James & Ted Oswald and how emotional it is for him, even now, to think back to that day.

ESPN Wisconsin's Jason Wilde joins Wisconsin's Midday News to discuss the Packers selection of Arizona offensive lineman Jordan Morgan in round 1 of the NFL Draft. Wilde also describes what he believes will be the Packers' approach with 10 picks remaining in this year's draft.

Brother of Dontre Hamilton, Nate Hamilton, joins Wisconsin's Midday News to remember his brother 10 years after Dontre was shot and killed by Milwaukee Police Officer Christopher Manney. Nate, who is Chairman of the Community Collaborative Commission, discusses the state of the justice system and how he and the CCC have been able to work with Police Departments to help create a safer community. Dontre Hamilton's family will host community events this weekend starting with a showing of the documentary film "The Blood is at the Doorstep" which will take place at the Oriental Theatre tonight at 7PM. Tomorrow, the Hamiltons are hosting a community resource event. There will be housing and mental health resources for free. The event takes place at Red Arrow Park from 12 p.m. until 6 p.m.

On today's show:

-(00:27) 3 Big Things: New rules for cancelled/delayed flights require airlines to give automatic refunds to passengers, WIAA votes to reject NIL deals for Wisconsin High Schoolers, and National Denim Day

-(05:19) ABC News Correspondent Brian Clark on the FTC banning noncompete clauses between employers and employees

-(10:06) Greg Matzek provides updates on the fundraising efforts for the MACC Fund's "The Ringer" Event tomorrow. If you'd like to donate visit: https://www.justgiving.com/page/greg-matzek-gabe-neitzel

-(13:41) New rules require airlines to give automatic refunds to passengers who have cancelled flights or flights that are delayed more than 3 hours

-(19:42) Weekly Wellness Check w/ Milwaukee County Chief Health Policy Advisor & Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine at the Medical College of Wisconsin Dr. Ben Weston

-(30:00) Now at Noon: Flavored milk staying in schools, Boeing potentially facing criminal lawsuit, and Reggie Bush gets his Heisman Trophy back!

-(34:23) Potawatomi Casino Hotel Executive Sous Chef Patrick Sepe joins the show to promote local food options at Potawatomi and share some treats with WTMJ

-(43:53) President of the Greater Milwaukee Committee Joel Brennan on WIAA rejecting NIL deals, Palermo's expansion, and competitive renting market in Milwaukee area

-(55:46) Military horses on the loose in Central London