Wisconsin's Afternoon News

ABC News correspondent Guy Davies joins to preview Team USA’s Round of 16 matchup against Belgium, breaking down the key storylines, toughest challenges, and what the Americans need to do to keep their World Cup run alive. Plus we discuss tehe suspenion of the red car dgiven to USA’s Florian Balogun

In today’s 3 at 3, we bring the latest on the Lake Geneva drowning investigation, reaction as Giannis Antetokounmpo says goodbye to a longtime member of the Bucks organization, and another milestone for Jacob Misiorowski as the Brewers phenom earns his second All-Star selection.

Milwaukee Police Sergeant Jamar Lucky and Chief of Staff Heather Hoff join Wisconsin's Afternoon News to discuss how MPD is preparing for a busy Fourth of July. They cover fireworks enforcement, public safety, crowd management, heat concerns, sanctioned celebrations across the city, and what people can do to help keep the holiday safe for everyone.

This hour begins with a closer look at the attack on a Chicago reporter and the growing concerns surrounding journalist safety in the field. We also preview this week’s Reporter’s Notebook, bringing listeners behind the scenes of the latest stories making headlines. Plus, a TMJ4 weather update and a conversation with CBS News’ Major Garrett on the meaning of independence, civic responsibility, and...

A preview of this week’s Reporter’s Notebook, highlighting the stories, investigations, and behind-the-scenes reporting featured in the latest edition. Get a look at what’s making news and why it matters.

A Chicago reporter was attacked while covering a story, raising concerns about journalist safety and the challenges facing members of the media in the field. We break down what happened, the response from authorities, and the broader implications for reporters on the job.

FBI Special Agent in Charge Alan Karr joins to discuss increased ICE activity, when the FBI assists in federal immigration operations, and the goals of Operation Summer Heat. He also provides insight into the FBI’s efforts to combat healthcare fraud and other major public safety threats affecting communities across the region.

Get ready for EAA AirVenture as we preview this year’s event, highlighting must-see aircraft, featured attractions, special guests, and the aviation experiences that make Oshkosh the center of the flying world each summer.

This hour starts with Jackson Chourio’s red-hot stretch at the plate and the Brewers’ efforts to support flood relief in Venezuela. Then, we celebrate the oddly beloved tradition of Bobby Bonilla Day and revisit one of the most famous contracts in sports history. Plus, a TMJ4 weather update and a replay of David Bakhtiari reacting to a viral young football player, along with an unforgettable propo...

It’s July 1st, which means it's Bobby Bonilla Day—the annual reminder of one of the most famous deferred-payment deals in sports history. We look at why the former Mets outfielder still gets paid every year, how the deal came together, and why sports fans can’t stop talking about it.

Jackson Chourio is putting together an electric month at the plate as the Brewers continue their strong play. Chourio & fellow Brewers players have also put togehter a flood relief fundraiser to support families affected by the disaster.

This hour covers some of the biggest issues shaping Wisconsin—from Tory Lowe's reaction to the outcome of an officer-involved shooting investigation and an update on the state's ongoing heat wave with WTMJ's Craig Koplien. We also explore Wisconsin's contributions to America's story as the nation approaches its 250th anniversary and take a closer look at how Milwaukee 7 is attracting major employe...

The Milwaukee 7 (M7) has helped attract billions in investment and thousands of jobs across southeast Wisconsin. We take a closer look at how the seven-county economic development partnership recruits major employers, supports local businesses, and helps the region compete for projects like Eli Lilly, Rockwell Automation, INNIO, and more. Plus, what these investments mean for jobs, wages, and the...

As America celebrates its 250th anniversary, explore Wisconsin contributions to the nation’s history, culture and identity. From pioneering minds to iconic brands, Wisconsin has made its marks on America. Here’s to experiencing American Icons in Wisconsin.

Tory Lowe joins to discuss the outcome of a recent officer-involved shooting investigation, sharing his perspective on the decision, community reaction, and the broader conversations surrounding public safety and accountability.

This hour starts with the “3 at 3,” covering Wisconsin’s heat wave, a joint statement on ICE activity, and Gold Star license plates. WTMJ’s Craig Koplien then breaks down the latest forecast as the hot weather continues. We also look at Team USA’s challenging road ahead and a feel-good story of Argentina fans helping a supporter recover a lost wallet. Plus, ABC’s Alex Stone explains how “funflatio...

Former Packers lineman David Bakhtiari reacts to a viral video of a young football player impressing fans with offensive tackle drills. Plus, an unforgettable moment atop the Empire State Building, where a surprise proposal creates a picture-perfect New York City memory.

ABC’s Alex Stone breaks down the latest “funflation” numbers, looking at how inflation is impacting everything from concerts and vacations to theme parks and summer fun—and what it means for families trying to make the most of their summer budgets.

Team USA faces a daunting path as the competition heats up, with several tough opponents standing between them and the final. Plus, a heartwarming World Cup story as Argentina fans help reunite a supporter with his lost wallet—by turning his name into a stadium-style soccer chant.

In today’s 3 at 3, we cover Wisconsin’s ongoing heat wave, a joint statement addressing recent ICE activity, and a look at Gold Star license plates and the families they honor. Three important stories in one quick update.

This hour features a memorable ceremonial first pitch that highlights the community spirit of baseball. CBS News’ Major Garrett joins to discuss what independence means in America today as the nation approaches Independence Day. We also bring you a TMJ4 weather update and revisit Milwaukee Fire Chief Aaron Lipski’s update on the Lincoln Street School fire, including the response efforts and latest...

CBS News’ Major Garrett joins for a conversation on the meaning of independence in America today, reflecting on freedom, civic responsibility, and how Americans view the nation's founding ideals ahead of Independence Day.

A special moment at the ballpark as a ceremonial first pitch takes center stage before the game, creating a memorable experience for everyone involved and highlighting the community connection that makes baseball special.

This hour starts with a birthday celebration for Julia on the golf course before Jim Kanter joins to discuss taking over as interim president of the Wisconsin Center District and what's ahead for the organization. We also check in on Wisconsin’s ongoing heat wave with WTMJ’s Craig Koplien and wrap up with the MKE Health Briefing, exploring the health impacts of extreme heat and the lasting legacy...

The MKE Health Briefing examines the health impacts of extreme heat and how rising temperatures affect vulnerable populations. Plus, a look at the lasting legacy of the Medical College of Wisconsin and its role in advancing health care, research, and innovation in the region.