Wisconsin's Midday News

This hour of Wisconsin’s Midday News starts with the Top Two at Two, featuring the latest on a housing bill and developments in a missing persons case in Mississippi. Then, Bucks President Josh Glessing joins to break down the team's new TV deal and what it means for fans across Wisconsin. We wrap up with Stories of the Strange, bringing you some of the most unusual and unexpected headlines making...

Bucks President Josh Glessing joins to discuss the team's new television deal, what it means for fans, how games will be distributed moving forward, and the impact the agreement could have on the future of Bucks broadcasts across Wisconsin.

In today’s Top Two at Two, we break down the latest developments surrounding a key housing bill and the ongoing search for answers in a missing persons case out of Mississippi. Two important stories, one quick update.

This hour of Wisconsin’s Midday News begins with Three Big Things: the latest from the Tyler Robinson hearing, developments at Lincoln Avenue School, and news surrounding the Bucks TV Network. We then take a closer look at the future of Highway 794 through a developer’s perspective and what it could mean for downtown Milwaukee’s growth. TMJ4 Chief Meteorologist Brian Niznansky joins with the lates...

Play-Doh is entering the adult market with Blooms by Play-Doh, a new product designed for creative expression and stress relief. We discuss why hands-on hobbies are trending, how Play-Doh is reinventing itself for a new audience, and what this says about the growing demand for mindful, screen-free activities.

Wisconsin’s Midday News takes a closer look at the future of Highway 794 from a developer’s perspective, exploring how the project could reshape downtown Milwaukee, influence economic development, affect future investment, and transform valuable lakefront and urban land.

In today’s Three Big Things, we cover the latest from the Tyler Robinson hearing, an update on developments at Lincoln Avenue School, and the newest details surrounding the Bucks' television network.

This hour of Wisconsin’s Midday News starts with Now at Noon, covering an unsigned Houston-related bill, charges connected to a reflecting pool incident, and a missing persons case in Mississippi. ABC News’ Rich Frankel then joins to discuss ongoing delays and concerns surrounding the next generation of Air Force One and why older aircraft remain in service. Later, Marie Linder previews this year’...

Marie Linder joins Wisconsin’s Midday News as Fiesta Italiana gets underway, previewing the food, music, traditions, and family fun that make the festival one of Milwaukee’s favorite summer celebrations.

ABC News’ Rich Frankel joins Wisconsin's Midday News to discuss the ongoing challenges surrounding the next generation of Air Force One and why the president continues to rely on aging aircraft. We break down the delays, safety concerns, and what it means for one of the world's most important planes.

In this edition of Now at Noon, we cover the latest on a Houston-related bill that remains unsigned, reaction to charges tied to an incident at a reflecting pool, and the search for answers in a missing persons case out of Mississippi.

Wisconsin's Midday News has your Top Two at Two. Guests include Greater Milwaukee Foundation Impact Investing Manager Kermiath. We also honor another Everyday Hero, break down the 2026 Summerfest numbers, and recap changes coming to a local and national airport.

Greater Milwaukee Foundation Impact Investing Manager Kermiath McClendon talks about how the Greater Milwaukee Foundation is reopening applications for its ThriveOn Small Business Loans program. What is the goal of this program and how will it help area businesses through investments? How can businesses apply and when are the deadlines?

1. A teenager has been charged for running over a police officer near Water Street over the Fourth of July weekend. 2. A Milwaukee staple is officially underway in Cathedral Square, as Bastille Days is back!

Wisconsin's Midday News has your Three Big Things. Guests include TMJ4 News Meteorologist Lindsey Slater and Dr. Ben Weston from the Medical College of Wisconsin. We also talk about Milwaukee Bucks General Manager John Horst speaking publicly about the move that sent Giannis and Bobby Portis to the Miami Heat.

The latest Weekly Wellness Check with Dr. Ben Weston from the Medical College of Wisconsin includes an outbreak of Cyclosporiasis, the viral Benadryl Challenge, and the health impact of summertime bedtimes.

1. The third child killed in the Lake Geneva boating tragedy over the Fourth of July weekend has been identified. 2. If you're thinking of leaving your place of employment, you might want to check the policy for unused vacation, holiday and banked leave time. 3. Starting today, Palm Beach International Airport has a new name, The "Donald J. Trump" International Airport.

Wisconsin's Midday News has your Now at Noon headlines. Guests include Marquette Law School Poll Director Charles Franklin and ABC News Investigative Reporter Peter Charalambous. We wrap up with how the price of a First-Class Stamp is going to cost you more.

ABC News Investigative Reporter Peter Charalambous talks about how the White House this month announced the creation of a so-called “Freedom Fuel Network” throughout PA and NJ to sell gas at $3.47 per gallon. What kind of stations will be impacted? Is the idea feasible given the tight margins for gas stations?

Marquette Law School Poll Director Charles Franklin talks about the results of a new poll that shows the older you are, the more likely you are to trust other people. What does this mean about the future voting trends? Why did they decide to do this poll at this time?

1. Gas prices in Wisconsin shot up five cents overnight. 2. Summer school and summer activities are back in session in the Sussex Hamilton District today, after being called off for much of the district Wednesday due to a death investigation at Hamilton High School. 3. If you're flying out of Milwaukee, there's a new way to skip one of the most frustrating parts of travel with Mitchell launching a...

Wisconsin's Midday News has your Top Two at Two. Guests include Wisconsin’s Afternoon News Co-Host Julia Fello and ABC News Correspondent Jim Ryan. We wrap up with the University of Wisconsin-Madison wrapping up its probe into a student group that promoted a raid at Ridglan Farms and one of the biggest comebacks in World Cup history.

ABC News Correspondent Jim Ryan talks about how after traveling thousands of miles across the Atlantic, a massive plume of granular sand originating in North Africa is making its presence known across the southeastern United States. What impact and potential problems could the Saharan Air Layer contribute? What are some of the more enjoyable side effects?

1. Former Milwaukee County Circuit Court Judge Hannah Dugan will not serve time in prison. 2. Waukesha County Executive Paul Farrow died Tuesday after a long battle with cancer, at the age of 61.

Wisconsin's Midday News has your Three Big Things. Guests include WTMJ Reporter Liz Lintonen and TMJ4 News Meteorologist Lauren Larsen. We wrap up with the Matzek’s trip to Virginia and their travel nightmare upon returning and shine a spotlight on Wisconsin tourism.