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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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4:42

Iran War Update: Ceasefire on Edge

Wisconsin"s Afternoon News ·

2026/04/09

A fragile ceasefire between the U.S. and Iran is holding—for now—but tensions remain high as both sides trade threats and unresolved issues linger. Kyle Wallace shares his thoughts on the situation.

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25:34

4p: Stars, Style & Shifting Rules

Wisconsin"s Afternoon News ·

2026/04/09

The 4 o’clock hour serves up food, sports, travel, and big policy shifts. At 4:08, Sandy Maxx explores whether Michelin recognition could be coming to Milwaukee and which restaurants might be in the spotlight. At 4:22, Adam Roberts breaks down the future of online sports betting in Wisconsin and what hurdles still stand in the way. At 4:36, Brewers COO Marti Wronski unveils the team’s new City Connect uniforms, sharing the inspiration behind the design and how fans are reacting. The hour wraps at

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7:24

NIL Era Expands in Wisconsin

Wisconsin"s Afternoon News ·

2026/04/09

A new NIL bill signed by Governor Tony Evers is set to change the landscape for college athletes in Wisconsin. Stephanie Grady, Co-Founder and CEO of Influential Athlete, joins us to break down what the law allows, who benefits, and how it could impact recruiting, schools, and student-athletes moving forward.

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6:35

Brewers Unveil City Connect Look

Wisconsin"s Afternoon News ·

2026/04/09

The Brewers roll out their new City Connect uniforms, designed to reflect Milwaukee’s identity and culture. COO Marti Wronski joins us to explain the inspiration behind the look, the reaction so far, and what it means for the team and fans.

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5:23

Betting on Wisconsin: What’s Next?

Wisconsin"s Afternoon News ·

2026/04/09

Online sports betting could be on the table in Wisconsin. Adam Roberts breaks down where Governor Tony Evers stands, what hurdles remain, and what legalization could mean for bettors, revenue, and the state.

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24:57

3p: Roys vs. Tiffany, Sky‑High Flights & Miz on the...

Wisconsin"s Afternoon News ·

2026/04/09

From sharp political exchanges to soaring flight costs, this hour digs into the issues shaping Wisconsin. Dom Cotroneo weighs in on the Brewers’ development challenges, and Milwaukee leaders outline new efforts to make the city more welcoming for people with sensory sensitivities.

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3:53

Brewing Through the Struggle

Wisconsin"s Afternoon News ·

2026/04/09

Dom Cotroneo dives into the highs, lows, and learning curves as the Brewers navigate development, adversity, and the emergence of Miz as a key figure on the mound.

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8:54

Making Milwaukee More Inclusive

Wisconsin"s Afternoon News ·

2026/04/09

Milwaukee is taking steps to become a more sensory-inclusive city, creating spaces and experiences that better support individuals with sensory sensitivities. We look at what changes are being made, how it impacts families, and why this effort matters for the community.

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6:49

Sky-High Fares: Why Flights Are So Expensive

Wisconsin"s Afternoon News ·

2026/04/09

Airfare prices are climbing, leaving travelers paying more to get where they need to go. ABC’s Ayesha Ali breaks down what’s driving the surge—from demand to airline costs—and whether any relief is in sight.

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3:42

3 at 3: Kelda Roys vs Tom Tiffany, Cesar Chavez Dr...

Wisconsin"s Afternoon News ·

2026/04/09

A sharp political back-and-forth between Kelda Roys and Tom Tiffany, debate surrounding the renaming of Cesar Chavez Drive, and new attention on Tiger Woods’ prescription records.

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4:09

Horst Breaks Silence on Giannis

Wisconsin"s Afternoon News ·

2026/04/08

With questions swirling around Giannis’ future and the direction of the franchise, Bucks GM John Horst speaks out. We break down what he had to say, what it signals for the team moving forward, and how it could shape the next chapter of basketball in Milwaukee.

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26:31

4p: Community Cleanup, Care Costs, & Political Shifts

Wisconsin"s Afternoon News ·

2026/04/08

The 4 o’clock hour moves from local action to statewide impact. Tory Lowe kicks things off with details on his April 18 Community Cleanup, a grassroots effort to bring Milwaukee neighbors together. At 4:16, Dr. Bill Hennessey explains how proposed pharma tariffs could affect drug prices, supply chains, and patients. At 4:36, Anne Sayers from Travel Wisconsin highlights spring destinations and statewide getaways. The hour wraps at 4:46 with Dale Kooyenga discussing Wisconsin’s Supreme Court race,

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8:44

Dale Kooyenga on Wisconsin’s Political Shift and...

Wisconsin"s Afternoon News ·

2026/04/08

Dale Kooyenga joins the show to break down the dynamics of Wisconsin’s latest Supreme Court race and whether the state is drifting from purple toward a deeper shade of blue. He also weighs in on the Brookfield mayoral race, what’s driving voter behavior in the suburbs, and how these contests reflect broader political currents across Wisconsin.

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5:31

Travel Wisconsin: Birding

Wisconsin"s Afternoon News ·

2026/04/08

As spring arrives, the skyways become highways. Migration season in Wisconsin is a birder’s delight. From the marshes to the woods, species of all kinds start to flock to Wisconsin. Here’s to birding in Wisconsin.

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7:09

The Cost of Care: Pharma Tariffs Explained

Wisconsin"s Afternoon News ·

2026/04/08

New tariffs on pharmaceutical imports could have ripple effects across the healthcare system. Dr. Bill Hennessey joins us to break down what these tariffs are, why they’re being proposed, and how they could impact drug prices, supply chains, and patients here in the U.S.

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4:42

Tory Lowe Community Cleanup

Wisconsin"s Afternoon News ·

2026/04/08

Community advocate Tory Lowe joins the show to highlight his upcoming Community Cleanup on April 18, an effort aimed at bringing neighbors together to restore pride, safety, and unity across Milwaukee. He breaks down where volunteers are needed, why this work matters, and how small acts of service can spark big change in the city.

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5:29

Iran Latest: Ceasefire or Countdown?

Wisconsin"s Afternoon News ·

2026/04/08

A fragile ceasefire is now in place between the U.S. and Iran, but tensions remain high as threats, mixed signals, and continued attacks raise questions about how long it will hold. Jordana Miller joins us with the latest developments, what’s happening on the ground, and what to watch next.

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26:22

4p: Risks Aborad & Relief at Home

Wisconsin"s Afternoon News ·

2026/04/07

From clean‑water legislation to the safe return of a Wisconsin journalist, this hour covers major state and global developments, a lively look at phone manners in restaurants, the newest updates on Iran, and the health issues Milwaukee residents should be watching.

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8:50

Milwaukee Health Update

Wisconsin"s Afternoon News ·

2026/04/07

Dr. Kerri Becktell joins us with the latest public health updates in Milwaukee, including key trends, current concerns, and what residents should be paying attention to right now.

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2:07

Wisconsin Journalist Shelly Kittleson Freed from Iraq

Wisconsin"s Afternoon News ·

2026/04/07

A hopeful turn in a story that has gripped Wisconsin: journalist Shelly Kittleson, has been freed in Iraq. We break down what’s known about her release, the circumstances leading up to it, and the reaction from those who have been following her situation closely. A moment of relief after days of uncertainty for her family, colleagues, and the Wisconsin community.

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