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Wisconsin"s Afternoon News

Hosts John Mercure and Julia Fello bring you the latest in news and information from across Southeast Wisconsin every weekday afternoon.

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30:58

3 PM: Celebrating Black History and Milwaukee’s Legacy

Wisconsin"s Afternoon News ·

2025/02/27

In this special Black History Month edition, we celebrate the impactful stories that shape Milwaukee’s history. From an insightful conversation with Derick Mosely on the significance of Black History Month, to exploring the story behind the MLK statue, and honoring the life of local Vietnam War veteran Alvin Flowers—this hour highlights the unsung heroes and pivotal moments that have shaped our city and nation. Plus, dive into the Great Migration and its lasting impact on Milwaukee, and hear from

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7:08

The Great Migration: Milwaukee’s History in Motion

Wisconsin"s Afternoon News ·

2025/02/27

Explore the Great Migration and its profound impact on Milwaukee. Historians guide us through the migration of Black Americans seeking better opportunities, how it reshaped the city, and how Milwaukee became a beacon of hope for many.

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8:25

Celebrating Black Excellence: A Conversation with...

Wisconsin"s Afternoon News ·

2025/02/27

John Mercure and Julia Fello continue their insightful conversation with retired judge, Derek Mosely, in celebration of Black History Month. The discussion explores the rich history of local Black excellence, highlighting impactful figures and moments in the community. From inspiring stories of resilience to the significance of re-lining, the episode wraps up a powerful tribute to achievements and progress.

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4:57

Veterans of Valor: Alvin Flowers' Story

Wisconsin"s Afternoon News ·

2025/02/27

Meet Alvin Flowers, a decorated Vietnam veteran and a Black American hero. Hear his powerful journey as he reflects on his combat experience and his dedication to helping fellow veterans overcome their struggles, creating a lasting legacy of service.

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4:28

The Legacy in Bronze: The MLK Statue in Milwaukee

Wisconsin"s Afternoon News ·

2025/02/27

Discover the story behind the powerful Martin Luther King Jr. statue in Milwaukee. Artist insights reveal how they captured the spirit of MLK’s "I Have a Dream" speech in stone, and what this iconic statue means to the community decades later.

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7:39

SRO Debate: A New Bill to Fund School Safety

Wisconsin"s Afternoon News ·

2025/02/26

John Mercure and Julia Fello discuss a proposed bill with state representative Bob Donovan. The bill would require Milwaukee Public Schools (MPS) to pay 75% of the cost for School Resource Officers (SROs). We explore the financial implications, the city’s role, and the potential consequences if the bill isn’t fully implemented. Should schools foot the bill for safety measures?

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6:58

Washington Unfiltered: Major Garrett Breaks Down the...

Wisconsin"s Afternoon News ·

2025/02/26

Join John Mercure and Julia Fello as they talk to CBS News’ Major Garrett about the latest political news from Washington. From Elon Musk’s controversial email asking federal workers to report their daily activities to Trump’s first cabinet meeting, Garrett offers his expert analysis on the major political shifts and media access at the White House.

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7:15

The Future of Milwaukee’s Economy: Insights from Dale...

Wisconsin"s Afternoon News ·

2025/02/26

John Mercure and Julia Fello sit down with Dale Kooyenga, President of the Metropolitan Milwaukee Association of Commerce (MMAC), to discuss exciting economic developments in Milwaukee. From the Iron District construction to major investments in the Deer District, we cover what’s next for the city’s growth, including a nationwide pitch competition offering $1 million in investment for startups as well as the discussion surrounding Milwaukee Public Schools and SRO's.

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3:23

A local American hero turns 100 years old!

Wisconsin"s Afternoon News ·

2025/02/26

A local American hero turns 100 years old today! Floyd Sorenson served from 1943-1946 as a pharmacist mate and medic, and was a part of the D-Day invasion. Hear is story, and his lasty legacy!

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22:01

5 PM: Homicide Charges, Playfulness for Adults, and...

Wisconsin"s Afternoon News ·

2025/02/25

John Mercure and Julia Fello discuss the tragic case of a Whitefish Bay associate principal charged with homicide by intoxicated use of a vehicle. They’re joined by therapist Megan Anderson to talk about the importance of playfulness in adulthood, including the rise of adult coloring books. Plus, an inspiring conversation with Dr. T. Clark Gamblin, a cancer survivor and surgeon, who completed the World Marathon Challenge—seven marathons in seven days across seven continents—while raising awareness

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7:55

Playfulness for Grown-Ups: The Benefits of Having Fun

Wisconsin"s Afternoon News ·

2025/02/25

Therapist Megan Anderson explains why adults need playfulness in their lives and how activities like adult coloring books are more than just a trend. John Mercure and Julia Fello explore the psychological benefits of keeping your inner child alive.

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26:00

4 PM: Tush Push Debate, Federal Workers Impacted in...

Wisconsin"s Afternoon News ·

2025/02/25

WTMJ reporter Sean Brynda discusses the impact of federal job cuts on Wisconsin workers and national parks. Lastly, the controversy around the NFL’s “tush push” play heats up, with the Green Bay Packers at the center of the debate. Plus, Dr. Julie Biller from the Medical College of Wisconsin joins John Mercure and Julia Fello to discuss double pneumonia, the risks of respiratory distress, and how conditions like partial lung function impact overall health, including the Pope’s recent health

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8:34

Understanding Double Pneumonia and Respiratory Health...

Wisconsin"s Afternoon News ·

2025/02/25

Dr. Julie Biller from the Medical College of Wisconsin joins John Mercure and Julia Fello to discuss double pneumonia, the risks of respiratory distress, and how conditions like partial lung function impact overall health, including the Pope’s recent health concerns.

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4:58

Eggs for Extra? Denny’s Adds Surcharges Amid Rising...

Wisconsin"s Afternoon News ·

2025/02/25

John Mercure and Julia Fello discuss the new surcharge on eggs at Denny's restaurants. Has the rising cost of eggs changed how we dine out, or are we just cracking under the pressure?

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28:47

3 PM: Mother Proposal, Running for a Cause &...

Wisconsin"s Afternoon News ·

2025/02/25

John Mercure and Julia Fello dive into today’s trending topics including the closure of ice rinks in Madison, a new online travel tool at Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport, and Fish Creek’s rise as the most charming small town in Wisconsin according to HGTV. Plus, they discuss the proposal by Wisconsin Governor, Tony Evers in regard to "inseminated person," and end the hour with the inspiring journey of Dr. T. Clark Gamblin, a cancer surgeon and survivor, who completed the World Marathon

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10:07

From Cancer Survivor to Marathoner: Dr. Clark...

Wisconsin"s Afternoon News ·

2025/02/25

Dr. T. Clark Gamblin, a cancer surgeon and survivor, shares his incredible experience of completing the World Marathon Challenge—running across seven continents in seven days, while raising awareness for testicular cancer.

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14:28

Mother or Inseminated Person? The Controversial...

Wisconsin"s Afternoon News ·

2025/02/25

Governor Evers' proposal to replace the word “mother” with “inseminated person” sparks debate in Wisconsin. John Mercure and Julia Fello break down the controversy and the push for gender-neutral language in state legislation.

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4:12

The 3 @ 3: Ice Rinks, Airport Tools, and Charming...

Wisconsin"s Afternoon News ·

2025/02/25

John Mercure and Julia Fello dive into the hottest news of the day, including the closure of ice rinks in Madison, Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport’s new interactive travel tool, and Fish Creek's rise to fame as Wisconsin's most charming small town, as named by HGTV.

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20:30

5 PM: Kringle Affect, Brower Debate & Pope Francis...

Wisconsin"s Afternoon News ·

2025/02/24

John Mercure and Julia Fello discuss the impact of rising egg and beef prices on consumers, the controversy over a candidate running for alderman despite not living in the district, and a protest atop Yosemite’s El Capitan. They also gather insights from Father Steven Avella on Pope Francis's lasting impact.

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26:54

4 PM: Egg Prices, Brewers Spring Training, & The...

Wisconsin"s Afternoon News ·

2025/02/24

John Mercure and Julia Fello dive into how soaring egg prices are affecting Wisconsin’s iconic kringles, the latest from Brewers spring training in Arizona, and concerns about air travel safety after a recent American Airlines incident. Plus, what would you do if your boss made you send an email describing what you did at work every week?

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