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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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8:00

Trump’s First 100 Days: Washington’s New Reality with...

Wisconsin"s Afternoon News ·

2025/04/30

CBS News’ Major Garrett joins John Mercure and Julia Fello to break down the political landscape as Donald Trump returns to the White House. From policy shifts to public reaction, Major shares insight into the tone and impact of Trump’s first 100 days back in office.

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25:47

4 PM: Courthouse Controversy, Bucks Heartbreak, and...

Wisconsin"s Afternoon News ·

2025/04/30

John Mercure and Julia Fello dive into a wide-ranging hour starting with Tory Lowe’s take on the arrest of Judge Hannah Dugan and the immigration debate at the courthouse. Then, Fanduel Wisconsin’s Stephen Watson recaps the Milwaukee Bucks’ emotional overtime exit from the playoffs. Anne Sayers from Travel Wisconsin helps you plan the perfect fishing opener getaway, and MMAC’s Dale Kooyenga breaks down economic pressures from tariffs and trade trends shaping Milwaukee’s future.

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7:41

Bucks Bounce Out: OT Loss Ends Milwaukee’s Season

Wisconsin"s Afternoon News ·

2025/04/30

Fanduel Wisconsin’s Stephen Watson sits down with John and Julia to reflect on the Bucks’ heartbreaking overtime loss that ended their season. What went wrong, and where does the franchise go from here?

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26:27

3 PM: Starr Elementary, Parkinson's Awareness &...

Wisconsin"s Afternoon News ·

2025/04/30

John Mercure and Julia Fello take you through a rollercoaster hour of trending stories—from Giannis' emotional confrontation and a chilling school shooting encounter, to a heartfelt tribute at Green Bay’s new Starr Elementary. Plus, the NFL Draft goes green, and a powerful story from Operation Baby Lift reminds us how lives were changed forever.

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9:17

Understanding Parkinson’s: Awareness, Advances & Action

Wisconsin"s Afternoon News ·

2025/04/30

Dr. John Raymond of the Medical College of Wisconsin joins John Mercure and Julia Fello to highlight the importance of Parkinson’s Awareness Month, exploring new treatment developments and the growing impact of the disease.

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4:06

The 3 @ 3: Basketball Face-Offs, Restraining Orders,...

Wisconsin"s Afternoon News ·

2025/04/30

John Mercure and Julia Fello unpack the top trending stories of the day: Giannis’ heated post-game moment with Tyrese Haliburton’s dad, the chilling story of a California man who spoke to a Wisconsin school shooter, and how the NFL Draft gave thousands of fans free rides across Green Bay!

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5:01

Operation Babylift's 50th Anniversary

Wisconsin"s Afternoon News ·

2025/04/30

A half century ago an unprecedented evacuation of orphans took place when the U.S. Military airlifted the infants from Vietnam. Many ended up in Wisconsin, including Tim Hoye, who was four months old when he was flown to the United States. Tim Hoye was a baby when he was rescued from a communist orphanage and brought to Wisconsin. He shared his story, and how it gave him life.

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27:16

In-Depth Conversations: Parkinson's Disease

Wisconsin"s Afternoon News ·

2025/04/29

In this special hour, John Mercure and Julia Fello take a deep dive into Parkinson’s disease—starting with a personal and emotional update on Julia’s husband Jason’s early-onset diagnosis. They revisit the original story that touched listeners nationwide, share new insights from their ongoing journey, and talk with leading neurologist Dr. Eric Potts about the causes and treatments of the disease. The hour wraps with a powerful conversation on cutting-edge therapies and community support, featuring

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9:55

New Frontiers in Parkinson’s Care

Wisconsin"s Afternoon News ·

2025/04/29

Julia & John, along with Julia's husband, Jason, and Parkinson’s Foundation Midwest President Bob Bansfield explore innovative treatments and support initiatives—including a major awareness walk in Milwaukee on May 17.

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7:45

A Year Later: Jason’s Parkinson’s Update

Wisconsin"s Afternoon News ·

2025/04/29

Julia Fello's husband, Jason joins the show in-studio to reflect on the past year. They discuss doctor visits, treatments, and the emotional highs and lows of navigating Parkinson’s disease as a family.

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5:05

Living with Parkinson’s: A Personal Journey

Wisconsin"s Afternoon News ·

2025/04/29

Julia Fello and John Mercure revisit a deeply personal story—Julia’s husband Jason’s journey with early-onset Parkinson’s. From diagnosis to daily struggles, they share how their story has inspired others across the country.

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20:49

5 PM: NFL Draft Success in Green Bay, NIL in High...

Wisconsin"s Afternoon News ·

2025/04/28

John and Julia revisit the Honor Flight story of Alfred Stachowiak, the 100-year-old WWII veteran who shared his wartime experiences. Packers VP Gabrielle Dow offers a behind-the-scenes look at how Green Bay pulled off hosting the massive 2025 NFL Draft. And Stephanie Grady returns to discuss what NIL rights mean for Wisconsin’s high school athletes, ensuring they enter deals safely, compliantly, and with purpose.

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6:37

Green Bay’s Moment: Behind the Scenes of the 2025 NFL...

Wisconsin"s Afternoon News ·

2025/04/28

Packers VP of Fan Engagement, Gabrielle Dow talks with John and Julia about how Green Bay pulled off hosting the massive 2025 NFL Draft—drawing 600,000 fans and putting the city on a national stage.

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8:21

Legal Insight: The Case Against Judge Hannah Dugan

Wisconsin"s Afternoon News ·

2025/04/28

Attorney Julius Kim offers legal perspective on the case involving Judge Dugan, who faces accusations of aiding someone in avoiding immigration authorities. What’s next in the investigation?

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26:21

4 PM: Judge Dugan Insight, WWII Veteran Bowls &...

Wisconsin"s Afternoon News ·

2025/04/28

This hour shines a light on real-life bravery and legacy. John shares his unforgettable Honor Flight conversation with 100-year-old WWII veteran Alfred Stachowiak. Dr. Eric Jackowiak offers insights on Parkinson’s disease for Awareness Month. Brewers broadcaster Lane Grindle updates us on the team’s continued road struggles, and attorney Julius Kim provides legal analysis on the case involving Judge Hannah Dugan.

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5:20

Brewers Beat with Lane Grindle

Wisconsin"s Afternoon News ·

2025/04/28

Brewers broadcaster Lane Grindle gives the latest on the team’s tough road stretch, injury updates, and the mindset as they prepare for their next challenge: the Chicago White Sox.

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5:50

Parkinson’s Disease: Causes, Treatment, and Hope

Wisconsin"s Afternoon News ·

2025/04/28

Dr. Eric Jackowiak joins John Mercure to discuss Parkinson’s disease during Awareness Month—covering everything from symptoms and causes to new treatments and patient care.

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18:42

3 PM: Devastating Injury to Lillard, NIL in Wisconsin...

Wisconsin"s Afternoon News ·

2025/04/28

John Mercure and Julia Fello cover the day’s trending stories in The 3 @ 3, including controversy over illegal immigrant mugshots on the White House lawn, Kristi Noem’s purse theft suspects, and recap the devastating injury to Bucks' Damian Lillard. ABC News’ Alex Stone joins with the latest on a deadly car attack in Vancouver that left 11 dead, And Stephanie Grady, CEO of Influential Athlete, explains how Wisconsin high school athletes can now benefit from NIL opportunities safely and

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9:19

NIL Comes to Wisconsin High Schools: A New Era for...

Wisconsin"s Afternoon News ·

2025/04/28

Influential Athlete CEO Stephanie Grady joins the show to explain what new NIL rules mean for Wisconsin high school athletes—and how they can capitalize while staying compliant and safe.

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5:35

Deadly Crash in Vancouver: What We Know So Far

Wisconsin"s Afternoon News ·

2025/04/28

ABC News’ Alex Stone joins John and Julia to discuss the devastating vehicle attack that killed 11 at a street festival in Vancouver. The suspect’s past and the ongoing investigation raise more questions than answers.

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