What's on Tap's Sandy Maxx joins Wisconsin's Morning News to give a preview of fun things happening throughout Milwaukee and southeast Wisconsin including Sacred Rhythm Mother, Gary Sinise's Graceful Warrior concerts, and more.

What's on Tap's Sandy Maxx joins the show to give a preview of all the things happening throughout Milwaukee and southeast Wisconsin as we prepare for another fun weekend of summer.

The debate for affordability around Wisconsin and the nation continues as the fight for minimum wage being raised and what AI will do to flip some of the debate on it's head. Streets in Riverwest are out after people have been stripping the copper out of the street lamps. While that has been an issue, the bigger issue might be that the city of Milwaukee can't get a crew out to fix the lights. The Weekend Trend w/ Sandy Maxx, the biggest events happening around Milwaukee and Southeast Wisconsin.

A nearly $900 million plan for a new Milwaukee County courthouse has cleared its first major hurdle. WTMJ's Neil Doyle reports.

Jason Wilde gives his firsthand assessment of the Packers’ joint practice with the Cardinals and pushes back on the idea that the day was simply a draw. Arizona won all four two-minute periods, raising questions after Green Bay spent the offseason emphasizing its need to finish. Wilde discusses the Packers defense, Jordan Love getting more freedom in the offense and why Love’s next step doesn’t require matching Aaron Rodgers’ historic production. He also explains why speculation about a Josh Jacobs suspension has gotten ahead of the available information. Plus, Wilde examines Tucker Kraft’s unresolved contract negotiations and why Kraft may be growing frustrated as another potential deadline passes without a deal.

The Packers have emphasized finishing all offseason, but their joint practice against the Cardinals ended with Arizona winning all four two-minute situations. Gabe and Chewy debate how much concern to take from the performance and what matters most heading toward the regular season. Jason Wilde joins the show and says the Cardinals got the better of Green Bay when the practice became most competitive. Wilde also discusses Jordan Love taking more control of the offense, the uncertainty surrounding a possible Josh Jacobs suspension and why Tucker Kraft’s unresolved contract situation may be starting to wear on him. Plus, the guys react to the NFL eliminating the traditional Pro Bowl and debate one teacher’s unusual solution for classroom farting.

The Brewers overcome Dustin May’s one-pitch start as Robert Gasser delivers 5⅓ crucial innings in an 8-1 win. The guys revisit Pat Murphy’s decision to make an example of Cooper Pratt and explain why the rookie’s response — and the clubhouse support for the move — shows the message was received. Top 8 at 8 tests everyone on the Packers with the most Pro Bowl selections since 1992. Then the conversation turns to an ESPN ranking that puts the Packers 18th in NFL watchability and last in the NFC North, which Chewy strongly disputes. They debate whether Green Bay’s offense can become more explosive and entertaining as the season unfolds.

RBS HR 1 - Rizz and Hammer talk Guards' winning streak and Browns preseason game 3. They also run through "The Headlines."

Kap and Hood play Shot or No Shot before going around the NFL with Shea Norling. Plus, A caller calls out one of the hosts..