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In Hour 3, we start with Milwaukee’s police union vote and storm updates from Jamaica. The conversation shifts to The Hop—Milwaukee’s streetcar—where a new marketing hire aims to rebuild public trust, attract sponsors, and reshape its image. Then, we tackle the American Medical Association’s push to end Daylight Saving Time (with a round of trivia), hear from ABC’s Brad Garrett on National Guard deployments and policing costs, and wrap up by celebrating Henry Winkler’s birthday.

Hour 2 dives into Milwaukee’s biggest stories — from new developments in a nuclear test and a string of heist arrests to the MPA’s ratified agreement with the city and what it means for officer pay, staffing, and morale. Plus, we lighten things up with the “Halloween potatoes” debate, get an updated TMJ4 weather forecast, and hear from Dr. Ben Weston on flu season, vaccine myths, and staying healthy as Daylight Saving Time ends.

Dr. Ben Weston, Milwaukee County’s Chief Health Policy Advisor, joins Weekly Wellness to break down why flu season still matters, debunk common vaccine myths, and share how simple steps can protect you and your community. He also weighs in on Kim Kardashian’s recent brain aneurysm diagnosis and offers tips for managing stress and staying balanced as Daylight Saving Time ends.