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Wisconsin"s Morning News

Hosts Vince Vitrano and Erik Bilstad bring you the latest in news and information from across Southeast Wisconsin every weekday morning.

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2:12

Everyday Hero: A School Bus Save

Wisconsin"s Morning News ·

2025/11/06

Everyday Hero! An eagle eyed mom doesn’t save one life, or two lives, but an entire school bus saved!

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4:45

Limiting Flights, Not Shutdowns

Wisconsin"s Morning News ·

2025/11/06

Anticipate “mass chaos” in air travel due to the Government Shutdown. Those were words used by Secretary of Transportation Sean Duffy last night. Flights are being limited and it doesn’t look like there is any end in sight – that end being the end of the Government shutdown. ABC News Correspondent Jim Ryan joins the show to talk about the delays that are already happening – and warns that even when a solution is reached, airports will be feeling the effects for a long time after.

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27:34

9a: Lunch, Launch, & Shut it all Down

Wisconsin"s Morning News ·

2025/11/05

The Government Shutdown has reached historical significance in today marking the longest shutdown in US History. Also this hour, why lunch is so expensive, from the restaurants point of view, and the SCOUTS hearing arguments from the Trump administration regarding the legalities of the PResident's tariffs.

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8:18

The Reasons Behind The 20 Dollar Lunch w/ Susan Quam

Wisconsin"s Morning News ·

2025/11/05

We did a story earlier in the week that lunch on average costs 20 dollars per person! What gives? Economy of course, but what about the restaurant's perspective? Executive Vice President of the Wisconsin Restaurant Association Susan Quam joins the show to talk about restaurants changing their pricing model based on consumer behaviors – and this happens from mom & pop shops to big chain restaurants.

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26:51

8a: A Real Story of Hope

Wisconsin"s Morning News ·

2025/11/05

The story of a plane diverted to Nova Scotia during 9/11 brought a lot of confusion, but exemplified the spirit of people helping each other out. And Vince spoke with one of those 'plane people.' ALso this hour, robots to do your chores? and the tree has been harvested for the city of Milwaukee!

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15:05

Come From Away: The Real Story

Wisconsin"s Morning News ·

2025/11/05

They called her a "plane person." The story of Come From Away, a musical playing at the Milwaukee Rep fo a true story about how a plane full of passengers were dropped off in a remote town in Nova Scotia because they were in the air during the 9/11 attacks. Vince speaks with someone who was actually on the planes that were diverted during the 9/11 terrorist attacks in 2001.

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26:34

7a: Is This What Will End the Shutdown?

Wisconsin"s Morning News ·

2025/11/05

Will it take closing airspace to get this figured out? We're almost there as ABC News Correspondent Sam Sweeney details. ALso this hour, an explanation of the SCOTUS hearing over the President's sweeping tariffs. And Mark Tauscher explains how to bounce back after a tough loss the weekend before.

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6:18

No shirt, No shoes, No care in the world w/ Mark...

Wisconsin"s Morning News ·

2025/11/05

What's the week like at practice following a really tough loss like the Packers had last weekend? Tausch says it’s not as much physical toning up as mental toning up. The media, the weight of a loss that you should’ve won, how does the team respond? It’s supposed to be rainy for Monday Night Football – is this

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3:20

Razor Thin Travel Margins

Wisconsin"s Morning News ·

2025/11/05

Mass chaos was the words Secretary of Travel Sean Duffy used when describing the upcoming holiday travel season as the government shutdown continues into its 36 day, the longest in US History. ABC News Correspondent Sam Sweeny joins the show and describes the dire straits that air traffic controllers are in as they continue to not get paid. Sam cites the other government shutdown that this current one has surpassed in time, is that when New York closed parts of their airspace, the government opened

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24:15

6a: What are we waiting for?

Wisconsin"s Morning News ·

2025/11/05

The Christmas Tree has been harvested! Nazir has his first duty as "Christmas Tree Guy." Also this hour, the musical that is in town about the incredible true story of flights diverted to a small Nova Scotia town during the 9/11 attacks - and Vince knows one of them! Plus the new towing legislation for reckless drivers with Dr. Ken Harris

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5:08

Dr. Ken Harris: Stolen Accountability

Wisconsin"s Morning News ·

2025/11/05

Dr. Ken Harris joins the program, and we discuss the new legislation signed that allows police to tow the vehicles that are involved in reckless driving – despite the driver of the car being the owner or not. So how do we stop reckless driving? This is possibly one way. Dr. Ken has another idea

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31:06

9a: 7 years, and counting

Wisconsin"s Morning News ·

2025/11/04

Almost a whole week in! Pat on the back to you and us. This hour, we head out to Washington DC with CBS News White House Reporter Olivia Rinaldi to discuss the government shutdown and the partial share of funds for the foodshare being released. Plus, a very cool preview of 'Come from Away' with a personal Wisconsin tie.

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12:44

The Fillabuster or the Government Shutdown: Which...

Wisconsin"s Morning News ·

2025/11/04

We head out to Washington this hour with CBS White House Reporter Olivia Rinaldi. We begin with the news of former VP Dick Cheney passing away this morning and what the attitude is like in the nation’s capitol as tributes pour in. We also discuss the government shutdown, Trump’s call to eliminate the filibuster, and who will get their way or if the government will remain closed. As a result of the shutdown, food assistance programs have partially released funds to supplement the millions of

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24:32

8a: Dressing up the Manequin

Wisconsin"s Morning News ·

2025/11/04

Whatever is in your basement is your business. This hour, the business we cover is some unfinished business where we cover a lot of building issues right here in Milwaukee. Plus, latest on the shutdown and food assitance partial fund, and the latest roster moves for the Brewers

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27:10

7a: The Language of the 3rd Quarter

Wisconsin"s Morning News ·

2025/11/04

At least everyone had the same words... This hour, a foodshare update and where we stand as the government shutdown continues. We look at the week's forecast w/ Brian Niznansky, and Mark Tauscher allows us to strike some optimism when it comes to the boys in Titletown.

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6:48

An Optimistic Tone w/ Mark Tauscher

Wisconsin"s Morning News ·

2025/11/04

Mark Tauscher joins the show and we try to spark an optimistic tone with this Packers team – because there’s been a lot of negativity. Loss to the Panthers, Kraft tearing his ACL. But, still lead the division – and Tausch exclaims – this is a good football team! There’s just some maturation to do.

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6:18

The Winds of Change w/ Brian Niznansky

Wisconsin"s Morning News ·

2025/11/04

Is this the last day to golf? Mid 50s today is a good sign, but we can sense the changes coming to the weather on the way. Storm Team 4 Chief Meteorologist Brian Niznansky joins the show and we’ve got cooler temperatures, but a post about snow on the weekend went nuts – is that the case for us in Wisconsin?

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26:29

6a: Who is Billy Hughes?

Wisconsin"s Morning News ·

2025/11/04

We're glad we know Telly Hughes. This hour, the breaking news before the show that former VP Dick Cheney has passed away at the age of 84. Plus, the latest in the 94 construction as well as a meeting on 794. And Lori Nickel breaks down her Parson's piece, the dissaray that is the Wisconsin Badgers, and more!

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5:24

Boos, Booze, & Nothing to Lose w/ Lori Nickel

Wisconsin"s Morning News ·

2025/11/04

Lori Nickel joins the show and the Pacers boo’d Myles Turner in his return to Indy? What gives?? He was traded? Lori digs in to Pacers fans. Meanwhile, Badgers football is in disarray. Like, even students don’t care about football anymore – which is historically significant!

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26:34

9a: Debbie's Job Security

Wisconsin"s Morning News ·

2025/11/03

For the next 7 years at least! This hour, a brekadown of the beginning of the I94 project which begins today! Plus, The Week Ahead, and an interesting step in the historic preservation of the Miller High Life Theater & Panther Arena

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