WTMJ Interviews

WTMJ's Wyatt Barmore-Pooley dives into the decline of hunting on the eve of gun deer season

Saturday marks the start of the nine-day Wisconsin gun deer season, as hundreds of thousands head to the marshes, valleys, and woods in search of a big buck. For many, it's a tradition stretching back generations...for others, 2023 will be their first hunt. WTMJ's Adam Roberts tells the story of why the true tradition of the hunt is all the elements that make it so special.

As part of our partnership with TMJ4 News and the Milwaukee Business Journal "Milwaukee's Streetcar: A Critical Crossroads", WTMJ's Adam Roberts explores the idea of paying a fare to ride a future extended version of The HOP, and how much theoretical revenue it could generate for the city.

Since its inception, Milwaukee's streetcar "The Hop" has been both a modern way to get people around downtown, and also a lightning rod for debate. As its first expansion prepares to launch, The Milwaukee Business Journal's Sean Ryan, TMJ4 News's Adriana Mendez, and WTMJ's Adam Roberts have teamed up to explore how the new line will be implemented, what avenues the city is exploring for future exp...

AJ Dillon, author and Green Bay Packers running back, is hosting A Novel Event in Milwaukee, benefitting Sharp Literacy.

WTMJ's Wyatt Barmore-Pooley digs back into his childhood interests with Milwaukee native Paul Wellington, whose talents building miniature cities landed him on FOX's LEGO Masters

After a proposed school board policy ignites debate about gender identity in Whitnall schools, WTMJ's Wyatt Barmore-Pooley interviews those involved to understand the conflict.

WTMJ's Wyatt Barmore-Pooley dives into the issue of childcare in Wisconsin, taking a look at a pilot program in the building trades in Milwaukee

The North Avenue corridor on Milwaukee's east side has gotten a bit of an overhaul the last few months, as one city leader continues hopes to design an example of pedestrian-first infrastructure other neighborhoods can match. WTMJ's Adam Roberts has more.

A one-on-one conversation with Milwaukee Brewers legend CC Sabathia.

Did you know that Green Bay Packers WR Christian Watson has architectural aspirations? It all started with Lego building as a child.

Last month, Southeast Wisconsin recorded some of the worst air quality in the world for a period of time due to Canadian wildfire smoke. Now, as scientists and meteorologists say bad air quality events could become more common, it's important to keep the air inside your home as clean as possible. WTMJ's Adam Roberts has more.

Walk by 30th and Cawker in Milwaukee's Amani neighborhood, and you'll notice a new mural being painted honoring the man who will soon be the namesake of the greenspace. WTMJ's Adam Roberts spoke with mural artist Tia Richardson about her inspiration for the piece, how the community has helped bring it to life, and more.

Kyle Wallace is a host on 101.7 The Truth, a black-community focused radio station, and a former employee in college admissions. He gives his thoughts on the Supreme Court Decision to end Affirmative Action and what the future of college admissions might look like.

While in attendance for a football camp in France, Love was approached by Christophe — a French father whose two sons participated in the camp. A Bears fan since studying abroad in Illinois more than 30 years ago, Christophe was compelled to ask Love for a nice message on video in honor of the holiday.

WTMJ's Wyatt Barmore-Pooley talks to Ellie Mental Health in Hales Corners franchise owner Matt Taken and clinical director Colleen Christiansen about making mental health more accessible, the goals of the new clinic, and their aim to create a positive atmosphere for their clients and therapists alike

Milwaukee PrideFest Executive Director Wes Shaver talks what's new at this year's festival and the challenges facing the LGBTQ+ community.

Former Executive Director of the World Food Programme, Ertharin Cousin.