Wisconsin's Morning News

Happening tomorrow, the fusion energy summit in Madison Wisconsin. Wisconsin is at the forefront of data centers, and if we are to sustain that, energy is at the forefront. So how does Wisconsin lead in energy alternatives? One of the keynote speakers at the summit, Kieran Furlong, who is CEO of Realta Fusion who explains why nuclear fusion is the future of energy especially in Wisconsin. How and...

And the Common Council is actually stepping in! This hour, we begin with the reaction following the DPW's leaf collection change - we'll see if it actually happens. Plus, The Week Ahead, and Mark Tauscher talks the new NFL process when you have finals left to take.

Mark Tauscher joins the show and we talk schedules of the rookies at NFL camp. A lot of these rookies have to go back to class! But, is that what’s happening now in this new age of college athletics? Tausch talks about the maturation process throughout your years in the NFL.

The Week Ahead! May the 4th be with you, & the Met Gala is tonight! The Correspondents shooter is in another hearing this week. The Derby Fishing contest is this week! The Yankees are in town this weekend, and what’s coming out on the streaming services this week?

May the therapy be with you. This hour, latest on the Strait of Hormuz as the US is guiding ships through the strait with more attacks. Plus, how The Met Gala impacts your everyday life, and this is Vince's favorite day

The Met Gala is tonight! The theme is ‘fashion is art.’ Isn’t it always? Here to explain fashion to dudes on the radio, Board of Fashion Chair at Mount Mary University Ashley Brooks joins the program to detail how influential fashion is on everyday life including pop culture. Fashion is a billion-dollar global business – there's a lot that is entertaining and silly but the point is that it’s still...

Was he even on the boat? This hour, we begin with the 15-year-anniversary since US forces carried out the operation that killed Osama Bin-Laden. We have a discussion with the Navy Seal who killed the terrorist leader. Plus, Jessica Tighe joins the show to talk about the future of the dogs released from Ridglan Farms. And the Pancake Breakfast Special!

Imagine your most embarassing moment, saving a life. It may have ruined yours, but would it have been worth it? This is the Pancake Breakfast Special

Over 1,000 dogs that were removed from the Ridglan Farms facility will be sold to adoption agencies for people to have the opportunity to adopt these Beagles. So how did we get here? From Wisconsin’s Midday News, Jessica Tighe has been closely following this story for the better part of a month now. She joins the show to break down

15 years ago tomorrow, an operation was carried out that killed the organizer of the 9/11 attacks, Osama Bin-Laden. We begin with audio from President Obama and his address to the nation. We also replay the cuts of Erik’s discussion with a Navy Seal who was on that mission.

Can we call it strange already at May 1st? Brewers 360 with Adam McCalvy! We have a Christian Yelich update! And what is the deal with Woodruff’s ‘dead arm?’

That is a lot of steps just to get your food delivered. This hour, we begin with the 60-day Congressional mandate that has hit today - but does the ceasefire affect this War Powers act rule? Plus, the 794 options, and Mark Tauscher talks Van Ness & his famous Derby story

The Packers have their edge rusher! Lucas Van Ness was signed to his fifth year option yesterday & Mark Tauscher joins the show to talk about the move and if Van Ness should be invested in – he will have a lot to prove this upcoming season. Plus, we also get Tausch’s Kentucky Derby story that most likely is the reason he got drafted to the Green Bay Packers

That's a detail those guys definitely care about. This hour, we begin with things happening today including May Day & Lake Express voyage. Plus, the 15-year anniversary of the Bin Laden mission, and we talk Woody's dead arm with Gabe Neitzel

Gabe Neitzel joins the program and what’s going on with Brandon Woodruff? He left the game after 1 inning yesterday where his top velocity was only 86. But, what’s going on? There are reports Woodruff isn’t in pain, but what is it? Gabe details a potential IL stint for Woody, and better now than August, right?

Pretty poignent comments from former UW President Jay Rothman. This hour, we begin discussing a proposal for more safety measures around Water street w/ restaurant owner Hans Weissberger. Plus, The Weekend Trend, and we really have to watch our kids before they get stuck in the claw machine....

The Weekend Trend w/ Sandy Maxx and it’s Derby weekend baby! There are s many celebrations locally that you can be part of. Plus, free comic book day! And of course, what movies and plays are coming up that you can catch this weekend?

We begin this hour with possible legislation that is being thrown out to provide traffic safety measures on Water street – a popular restaurant district. Whether the perimeter would be permanent or temporary, that’s what this discussion is for. Joining the show to talk about this issue is owner of the Old German Beer Hall Hans Weissgerber III, who gives his thoughts on these perimeters and if this...

Brewers 360 with the President & GM Matt Arnold! Theres some light at the end of the tunnel of injured Jackson Chourio and Andrew Vaughn as they officially begin their rehab assignments! Speaking of scary injuries, Chad Patrick at one point in his last start said he couldn’t see – but then threw a gem! And Matt isn’t here for your criticisms against bunts.

Please...just watch your kids. My goodness. This hour, we have that story. Plus, previewing the first public hearing on the consideration to remove 794. Gas prices are atrocious, and we go back to day one with Mark Tauscher

Rookie camp will begin for the Green Bay Packers here soon. This is the first time the guys will dawn an NFL uniform and be in the pros. So, what was that moment like for Mark Tauscher? We go back in memory lane on his first time being an NFL player

That is one smart 6th grader. This hour, a major development in the Ridglan Farms case. Plus, a driver's ed with Debbie highlighting the road trip. An Everyday Hero, and Jen Lada talks ballpark spaghetti policies.

Spaghetti at the ballpark? That’s what this group of friends pulled off at Am Fam field bringing full blown spaghetti dinners to the game. ESPN’s Jen Lada joins the program to give her thoughts on lax ballpark food rules. So, what is next?

Everyday Heroes! We have more than one hero today! A bunch! And they stopped a runaway school bus together. All while saving the life of the driver, and everyone else on the road.

From tire blowouts to busy Friday travel days, Wisconsin towing operators say preparation is the best way to keep a summer getaway from turning into a roadside emergency.