In today’s 3 at 3, we discuss troubling new data showing American students continue to struggle with reading proficiency, raising concerns about long-term educational outcomes. Then, the Brewers deliver another clutch extra-inning victory as their push toward October continues, showcasing the resilience that has defined their season. Plus, a preview of the new Bob Uecker documentary airing Thursday on Brewers TV, celebrating the life, legacy, and unforgettable voice of one of Wisconsin’s most beloved sports icons.

CLE Browns Daily HR 1 - Beau and Nathan react to the news of the day in Berea, introduce the Jaguars, and talk college football.

Waddle & Silvy examine the Cubs’ dramatic collapse against Milwaukee and debate why the Brewers have been 24 games better over the last three seasons. The guys discuss Jacob Webb’s historic run of blown saves, whether the Cubs’ roster is better suited for the postseason, and the growing anxiety surrounding the White Sox. They also break down Munetaka Murakami’s prolonged slump, debate how the Sox should handle his future, and preview the Bears’ upcoming season.

Matt Lepay joins Kyle & Brust to break down Wisconsin’s loss to Notre Dame and why the frustrating second-half collapse needs some perspective. Lepay points out that the Badgers have now lost 12 straight against top-five opponents and explains why the next step for Luke Fickell’s program is proving it can consistently finish games against teams closer to its own level before expecting victories over college football’s elite.

Lepay also highlights reasons for optimism from the first half, including Wisconsin’s defense shutting down Notre Dame’s run game, the Irish going 0-for-6 on third down, Colton Joseph showing promise and Malachi Coleman making an impact. But the challenge remains turning 30 good minutes into 60 and overcoming the mental hurdle that has caused mistakes to snowball when games begin slipping away. Plus, Lepay gives Kyle some marriage advice after he committed the unforgivable Wisconsin sports sin of leaving the Brewers game in the fifth inning before their dramatic comeback.

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

Guests include ABC News Technology Reporter Mike Dobuski.

We also talk about another opportunity for Brewers fans to watch the “Ueck” documentary and why you may not need to hastily drink your bottle of water before heading into the airport security line.

ABC News Technology Reporter Mike Dobuski talks about how Apple held its annual September hardware event. Why is Apple’s first foldable iPhone a big deal compared to competing models? Why are iPhones becoming more expensive? Plus, it’s John Ternus' first major launch as Apple's newly minted CEO, why does he have a lot on his plate?

Theo Dorsey, Colin Russo and Kristina Costanza make their weekly NFL Survivor Pick. Happy Hour.

TNL HR 2 - Emmett, Jerod, and Nick react to The Refresh, Baker Mayfield's contract extension and random thoughts.

1. There’s growing fallout from failed trade talks with Canada.

2. Ahead of the 25th commemoration of the September 11th attacks; New York City officials are sharing more information about the quality of the air and conditions in lower Manhattan in the wake of the tragedy.

Wisconsin's Midday News has your Three Big Things.

Guests include Milwaukee Tennis Classic Tournament Director Carlos Ruiz and TMJ4 News Meteorologist Lauren Larsen.

We wrap up with an update on Wisconsin’s Blackout license plates.