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The good, bad and ugly from the week of 4-1 thru 4-5, 2019!

With Distracted Driving Awareness Month underway, Nick reminds us of common-sense things to remember, tips for your driving teens and advise on phone use.

Neil was a pilot for Jimmy Hoffa, and eventually flew for the CIA's secret air service, Air America in Southeast Asia. He will sign his new book in Appleton on Friday.

It's the final phase of the 10-441 Tri County project, and Tom updates us on the remaining work, what's next after this is done, and the future of I-41 from OO to De Pere.

I caught up with Jeff after returning from the Old Glory Honor Flight-Return to Vietnam, sharing stories and insight into a documentary coming in weeks.

Franki talks about the Golden Ticket she won on a recent airing of American Idol, plus her involvement in the Wildwood Film Festival, this weekend in the Fox Cities.

The United Way and Partnership Community Health Center will video conference with Lt. Gov. Barnes next week on healthcare and sustainability issues in Wisconsin.

John addressed the critically low levels of blood in the region, how an emergency can deplete the supplies, plus, how you can help.

Brenda joined us to say the 4H license plates are now available from the State of Wisconsin, and your purchase helps 4H programs in your county.

Nancy is the Public Health Director for Menasha, Kurt is Appleton's Health Dept. Director and they joined Dave Edwards to discuss the results of the Fox Cities Community Health survey.

The sign up for the Sound the Alarm, Save a Life campaign with the American Red Cross is underway, where the goal is to install 1,000 free smoke alarms in the Fox Cities in the coming weeks.

Travis and others head up the Money Smart Week activities in the Fox Cities, and urge High School Seniors to submit essays soon for a possible scholarship.

Kennan was in the midst of the 131-car pileup that occurred Sunday morning on I-41 just south of the Fox Cities. The crash took the life of one individual and sent over 70 people to the hospital.

Franki will be hosting and performing at the Be Kind Benefit for Suicide Prevention, Thursday, February 28th, 6 pm at Menominee Nation Arena in Oshkosh. She also chats about her audition for American Idol.

Jeff and his Action 2 News Photographer will join 52 Veterans on an Old Glory Honor Flight that will depart Sunday and return to Vietnam.

Mandi breaks down the MagnifyMoney's Super Saving Metros report, which keys in on savings habits of residents in metro areas across the country....Appleton does very well!

Dave's back from vacation, has a thought or two about that and other things he's seen or heard this past week....

Senator Johnson prepares to vote on the compromise bill to fund the government and avoid another partial shutdown. Also, we discussed border security, ISIS in Syria and dealing with Iran.

This was our first in-studio visit with the new Sheriff, chatting about dealing with the recent rotten weather, life on the new job and what's ahead for the Department.

Nanci recapped the Teen Symposium that took place in Appleton on the 11th, with over 350 9th graders in attendance.

Hayley is an Oshkosh North Sophomore, joining us to talk about Heart Month from the perspective of a High School student.

It's the inaugural voyage of the weekly rundown known as "The List". As you'll hear, it could be good, bad or ugly!

Dr. Brooke Lerner of Wisconsin Medical College on the CPR in Schools training that wrapped up after 2 1/2 years.

Tony talks about the shortage of referees, not just in Wisconsin, but across the nation. Not just why it's happening, but how you can get involved.

The Timber Rattlers Manager is returning for his 9th year in the dugout, and Matt reflects on the relationship with the Parent Club, his staff and expectations for the new season.