AM Fox Valley

Environmental Protection Agency Admin. Andrew Wheeler on the Fox River Superfund site's completion, a special announcement on the lower Menominee River and new rules on methane.

Masked up and ready to go...Dave talks about those who refuse to wear masks, storm reporting and Covid-19 in major sports...

We touch on the Covid-19 Response Fund in the Fox Cities, then, switch gears to the Life Study report that breaks down the poverty levels in the area.

Dave takes a look at the week in politics, Covid-19 and how many cancelled events make him say "bummer".

On what would have been day one of Mile 8, co-founder Dave Willems joined me to talk about the artists, the venues and planning for next year.

SNC Senior and Army ROTC member, Karsen Sherrick joined me talk about August's Ruck March to benefit 4th Hooah, an organization that assists veterans and their families.

The opportunity to match donations in a key fundraising effort is winding down and John talks about the goal and how Habitat is coping during the pandemic.

Paula talks about dealing with mental health issues during Covid-19, what to do if you, or someone you know, has issues that need attention.

Joel is a workplace culture expert that talks about the changes we've seen, how to adjust to coming back to the office and the stresses involved with all of it.

Another major event cancelled in the summer of 2020, as Lifest's John Dougherty talks about the decision and how ticket holders and vendors can get refunds or donate, if they wish.

Appleton Airport's Director on the resumption of pandemic-cancelled flights, what you'll see upon arriving to ATW and what fliers are saying about getting back at it.

A visit with Chef Ace was long overdue, so we talked about summer cooking, how long before we toss of freeze leftovers, and Ace's take on the aftermath of George Floyd's death.

It's the last List for a few weeks, so Dave talks about George Floyd, a bizarre walk and how we will likely remember 2020.

The Executive Director of Pillars talks about the challenges of a Covid-19 world, and how the community has been vital in the ongoing mission of Pillars.

CBS News Military Consultant and Retired US Army Colonel Jeff McCausland on the possibility of President Trump invoking the Insurrection Act, comments from the current and former Secretaries of Defense and more.

After a long closing due to Covid-19, the Fox Cities YMCA's will reopen on June 1st, and Sue talks about safety protocols, re-establishing memberships and more....

Dave focuses on our health, what's good in sports these days, and Memorial Day thoughts...

Nick talks about how AAA will not be posting an estimate on Memorial Day weekend travel, and when he feels travelers will feel comfortable with the process again.

United Way Fox Cities Vice President Tony Gonzalez joins Dave Edwards to discuss the services provided by the 211 phone system during the Covid-19 epidemic.

Community Foundation for the Fox Valley Region CEO Curt Detjen joins Dave Edwards with an update on fundraising for the Emergency Needs Fund and how that money will be used in the community.

Dave gets after Covid-19, the response by the President and how good it is to have Christian Yelich in the fold (whenever he gets to play).

Tony reviews the latest ALICE study info, which details low income earners in the state, and how United Way programs help in coping with their day-to-day challenges.

Dave has the latest on the virus, Joe Biden's big week and a tantalizing thought about next month's NFL Draft.

The Chair and Co-Chair of the Complete Count Committee for the 2020 Census talk about how easy it is to respond and how important the data is to this area.

It's time to talk Connector, how it works and who can use it!