Performer Elisheva Sheuer joins the show to discuss Forever Young, a special performance celebrating music, storytelling, and the timeless connections that bring generations together. We talk about the inspiration behind the event, what audiences can expect, and how the performance blends entertainment, reflection, and joy into a memorable experience for the community.

Community activist Tory Lowe joins the show to discuss the Milwaukee triple homicide that claimed the life of Shamarla “Asir” Hare, a Navy veteran, mother of two, and beloved member of the community. As family members seek justice, we examine the details of the case, the impact the tragedy has had on loved ones, and the broader concerns surrounding violent crime in Milwaukee. The conversation focuses on honoring Hare’s life and service while addressing the community’s calls for accountability and justice.

This hour begins with the 3 at 3, covering tornado warnings and severe weather across Wisconsin, concerns over political emails being flagged as Gmail spam, and a look back at the Brewers’ dominant weekend. ABC News legal analyst Royal Oakes then joins to discuss the landmark lawsuit against Meta, examining claims that Facebook and Instagram were designed to keep young users addicted and the potential legal and financial consequences facing the company. WTMJ’s Craig Koplien recaps yesterday’s severe weather and the damage left behind across the region. We wrap up with a replay of Sandy Maxx’s conversation previewing the Milwaukee Night Market, one of the city’s most popular summer events, featuring food, entertainment, local vendors, and community spirit.

Browns Analyst, Tony Grossi, and Chopz discuss tomorrow's joint practice, aftermath of yesterday's practice, and injury updates.

CLE Browns Daily HR 2 - We listen back to Beau and Nathan react live to today's practice in Berea.

ABC News legal analyst Royal Oakes joins to discuss a landmark lawsuit against Meta as dozens of states accuse the social media giant of designing Facebook and Instagram to keep young users hooked at the expense of their mental health. With opening statements now underway, we examine what’s at stake, the allegations surrounding features like infinite scrolling and notifications, Meta’s defense, and why the company could face staggering financial penalties. Is this the moment that fundamentally changes social media, or just the beginning of a much larger battle?

In today’s 3 at 3, we track tornado warnings and severe weather moving through Wisconsin, examine concerns over political campaign emails being flagged as spam in Gmail, and relive the Brewers’ historic 22-0 rout of the Mariners. Three stories dominating the conversation across Wisconsin today.

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

Guests include ABC News Correspondent Jim Ryan.

We also talk about how PSL season is now upon us, the end of the line for Columbia House, and another reason Wisconsinites may not want to drive across the Illinois border.

Rookie Browns' WR, Denzel Boston, sits down 1-on-1 with Zegura to talk about his 1st camp experience and earning a starting role.