“Betting on Beloit” Host Konya Hendricks Schuh talks about the show returning for a second season. How does she hope the show will continue to change people’s perspectives on Beloit? Has this happened since season one? What can viewers expect from season two?

1. For the first time in three years, the Fed approves an interest rate hike.

2. The Protect College Sports Act has cleared a major hurdle in the senate and now goes to the house for a final vote.

3. One massive step towards the ultimate goal, that's the message from the Milwaukee Brewers today, after they clinched the division for the fourth straight year.

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

Guests include ESPN Wisconsin Host Jason Wilde and MeidasTouch Chief Washington Correspondent Scott MacFarlane.

We wrap up with how investigators in Los Angeles say they have arrested someone who may have caused the dual emergencies that led to the deaths of four people.

MeidasTouch Chief Washington Correspondent Scott MacFarlane talks about how Republican Thomas Massie is introducing a resolution to have Defense Secretary, Pete Hegseth impeached. Why is a Republican introducing this and forcing the Republican House to vote on it? Does Massie represent the views of a larger cross-section of Republicans, or is he a lone wolf in this pursuit? FBI Director Kash Patel testified yesterday before the Senate Judiciary Committee. Was the nearly 5-hour hearing spearheaded by Democrats or was their republican opposition to Patel's handling of the FBI? Does the timing of the above have a potential impact on midterm elections? You won't be seeing Tom Tiffany in Washington, D.C. this week, what has reaction been like?

Hammer and Emmett discuss the Guards-White Sox series and play "Good Idea/Bad Idea." Plus, Aaron "Drops the Hammer."

The guys reengage in the spirited debate that led the show: The Brewers win the NL Central for the 4th year in a row, but why do fans expect less from them in the postseason than they do of the Green Bay Packers each year? Plus, a double edition of Wilde and Tausch Trivia on a Wisconsin Geography Wednesday. And reviewing more commentary from offensive coordinator Adam Stenavich and defensive coordinator Jonathan Gannon in Green Bay.

ESPN Wisconsin Host Jason Wilde talks about what went wrong in the Packers’ season opener loss against the Vikings, why it’s important for the Green and Gold to win this weekend for morale alone, and reconnecting with Aaron Rodgers.

1. New details today about the investigation into the plane crash involving Republican gubernatorial candidate Tom Tiffany.

2. The Milwaukee Brewers make history as the first team in NL Central Division ever to win four consecutive division titles.

3. Metallica is taking its world tour to Madison!

Reactions to Adam Stenavich's comments on the Packers offensive line along with Bryan Bulaga's analysis of the group. And Homer joins for his weekly appearance to try and help Tausch understand why Brewers fans are hesitant with expectations to win a World Series in 2026. Plus, does Homer still want Matt LaFleur fired after one game this season?

It's the Wednesday edition...and the Milwaukee Brewers are NL Central Division Champions for the 4th straight year! What starts as a celebration of the Brewers success turns into a spirited debate about expectations for the 2026 postseason. And Bryan Bulaga joins the show for a deep dive breakdown of the Packers offensive line after its Week 1 performance against the Minnesota Vikings.