Wisconsin's Afternoon News

The 4 PM hour opens at 4:08 with community advocate Tory Lowe breaking down why Judge Borowski rejected this plea deal and what the decision means moving forward. At 4:16, Brewers Senior VP Michael Consentino previews the upcoming Brewers homestand — from big giveaway nights to Dodgers‑series themes to the rising excitement around Jacob Misiorowski. At 4:36, the show dives into the Nashville Sound...

MMAC president Dale Kooyenga joins the show for a sharp Milwaukee economy briefing — covering business growth, workforce trends, investment momentum and the challenges shaping the city’s economic outlook.

The Nashville Sounds are dealing with an unexpected curveball after multiple team gloves were stolen, leaving players scrambling and the clubhouse buzzing.

Michael Consentino, the Brewers’ Senior VP of Ticket Sales, previews the upcoming Brewers homestand — from the biggest giveaway nights to the special theme nights for the Dodgers series — and breaks down the growing excitement around Jacob Misiorowski as fans look ahead to his impact.

Community advocate Tory Lowe joins the show to unpack why Judge Borowski rejected this plea deal, what led to the decision and what it means for the case moving forward.

The 3 PM hour opens at 3:08 with 3 at 3, covering shifting gas price habits, new details on Packers team flights and the heartbreaking story of a 3‑month‑old who died in Milwaukee. At 3:16, ABC’s Alex Stone reports on the latest developments in the San Diego mosque attack case — what investigators have confirmed and how the community is responding. At 3:36, it’s Salute to Service with WTMJ’s Steve...

Travis Loftus from Ticket King breaks down which Packers games cost the most, which are the cheapest and the key factors that drive pricing — from opponent strength to schedule timing to fan demand.

ABC’s Alex Stone reports on the latest developments in the San Diego mosque attack case — what investigators have confirmed, what remains under review and how the community is responding.

Today’s 3 at 3 covers shifting gas price habits, new details on Packers team flights and the heartbreaking story of a 3‑month‑old who died in Milwaukee.

The 5 PM hour opens at 5:08 with Salute to Service, honoring those making a difference in the community. At 5:16, CBS Chief Washington Correspondent Major Garrett shares the story behind his Padres Fantasy Camp ring before shifting to politics, breaking down Donald Trump’s support for Rep. Tom Tiffany and what it signals inside GOP circles. The hour closes at 5:46 with a replay of Journal Sentinel...

CBS Chief Washington Correspondent Major Garrett joins the show to talk about his Padres Fantasy Camp ring, before shifting to the political world, where he breaks down the latest on Donald Trump’s support for Rep. Tom Tiffany and what that backing means inside Republican circles.

The 4 PM hour opens at 4:08 with Everyday Hero, spotlighting someone making a real difference in their community. At 4:16, workplace expert David Alemian breaks down the most annoying behaviors in the workplace and why they drive coworkers up the wall. At 4:36, Julia gives a full walkthrough of the Watertown school controversy after an LGBTQ‑themed song was voted down and removed from a performanc...

In today’s MKE Health Briefing, Dr. Kelly Boyle explains Trauma Season — why emergency departments see a spike in severe injuries this time of year, what patterns doctors watch for, how weather and behavior play a role and what Milwaukee residents can do to stay safer as the season ramps up.

Workplace expert David Alemian joins the show to talk workplace etiquette — specifically, the behaviors people find most annoying at work. From constant interrupters to chronic complainers to the coworker who treats shared spaces like their personal dumping ground, Alemian breaks down why these habits grate on teams and how to fix them before they damage morale or careers.

The 3 PM hour opens at 3:08 with 3 at 3 — covering the MPS budget situation, the delightfully odd fattest bird competition and the Brewers landing early All‑MLB First Team honors. At 3:16, ABC’s Jordana Miller breaks down Iran’s real military capabilities, separating propaganda from reality. At 3:36, the hour spotlights Salute to Service with Jamie Mohs. The hour closes at 3:46 with Journal Sentin...

Journal Sentinel reporter Tom Daykin joins the show in studio to unpack the growing chatter around Marty Brooks’ future. The conversation includes a clip from Brooks’ February WAN appearance where he said he had “every plan to stay,” and explores how that statement squares with the current speculation.

ABC News correspondent Jordana Miller joins the show to break down Iran’s actual military capabilities right now — separating state‑run propaganda from reality. She explains what Iran can genuinely project in terms of missiles, drones, regional influence and naval power, and what remains exaggerated or strategically overstated.

Today’s 3 at 3 hits three standout stories: the latest on the MPS budget situation, the delightfully odd fattest bird competition making headlines and the Brewers players landing early spots on the All‑MLB First Team.

This hour features Rich Kirchen with the latest update on convention hotels in the Wisconsin Center District, Lane Grindle live from the booth at Wrigley Field, and a Congressman Tom Tiffany joins the show to explain why he opposed the rebate bill.

Rich Kirchen joins the show to discuss the latest updates on the convention hotel project, key developments shaping downtown growth, and what it could mean for the local business and hospitality landscape.

The 4 PM hour opens at 4:08 with meteorologist Craig Koplein on the severe weather threat moving into the region. At 4:16, political reporter Matt Smith explains why Rep. Tom Tiffany opposed the bill — what was in it, what concerns he raised and how it fits into the broader political landscape. At 4:36, ABC’s Rich Frankel updates listeners on the mosque shooting and the latest national reporting....

Congressman Tom Tiffany joins the show to explain why he opposed the rebate bill.

Political reporter Matt Smith joins the show to explain why Rep. Tom Tiffany opposed the bill — what was in the legislation, what concerns Tiffany raised and how his stance fits into the broader political dynamics in Madison and Washington.

The 3 PM hour opens at 3:08 with 3 at 3 — covering Marty Brooks’ possible exit, the Landmark Live fire alarm and Moving Day with Julia & Jason. At 3:16, Lane Grindle checks in live from the Wrigley Field booth, getting comfy in Chicago and giving listeners a feel for the Friendly Confines. At 3:36, sports analyst Telly Hughes breaks down Matt LaFleur’s viral beer‑chug moment at the Luke Combs conc...

Former FBI agent, Eric O’Neill, joins the show to break down the Iran war stalemate — why neither side is gaining ground, what’s happening behind the scenes diplomatically and how negotiations are being shaped by regional pressure, global players and shifting military realities.