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Hear Wisconsin’s top headlines every weekday morning from WTMJ’s Debbie Lazaga. Topics range from breaking news and developing local stories to sports, regional impact of national events, and exclusive interviews from your favorite WTMJ programs.
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On this episode of What's On Tap...
- Talking with the directors of "UECK"!
- We chat with fans about the excitement of Opening Day!
- A wide variety of things to do and see this weekend.
- A classic baseball poem, as read by a Milwaukee native.
Jesse Rogers joins Waddle and Peggy to break down the Cubs Opening Day loss to the Nationals and discuss the Cubs giving a 6-year contract extension to Nico Hoerner.
Jim Rutledge & Molly Brown hold it down immediately following the Brewers' dominant win on Opening Day, as Jacob Misiorowski had a record-setting start while Milwaukee beat the White Sox 14-2 without -- now injured -- star Jackson Chourio! They react to the win and the concerns for Chourio's broken left hand before doing their best to comprehend The Miz's athletic traits and flashes of dominance in his young career! They try putting him in NFL terms with today's Siding Unlimited poll question, asking fans for the best Packers comp to The Miz... Jim makes a case for a freaky defender who never achieved his potential in Green Bay, and fans throw out names like Javon Walker, Davante Adams, Brett Favre & more, but which freaky & rising offensive star did the show settle on??? They shift into another conversation with their second Siding Unlimited poll question -- Would you rather catch a pass from Brett Favre or try to get a hit off Jacob Misiorowski? During Throwing Stones, they focus on the other Packers QB -- Jordan Love -- and his chance at redemption with today's first pitch at AmFam Field -- how'd he do compared to two Olympians & WI natives in Jordan Stolz and Matt Hamilton??? They wrap up with Jim worrying about throwing out his back against The Miz!
Dr. Ken breaks down a landmark lawsuit where a jury ruled Meta and YouTube are responsible for designing addictive platforms that harmed a young user—marking a major shift toward corporate accountability in tech. Captain Theil from MPD joins the show to discuss new summer curfew initiatives and what they mean for the community, followed by a recap of that conversation. The hour closes with a bigger question: could this case signal the beginning of the end for social media as we know it?
The hour begins with a weather check and the Top 5 at 5, covering major local headlines including job cuts, leadership changes, and a developing homicide investigation in Milwaukee. The conversation returns to the Meta and YouTube lawsuit as callers weigh in, including Todd from Watertown who shares concerns about how everyday people are impacted by the rise of tech and AI. Dr. Ken also explores the companies’ defense and engages with audience reactions before closing with a powerful discussion on what this case could mean specifically for Black Milwaukee.
The Milwaukee Brewers knock the socks off of the Chicago White Sox on Opening Day! WTMJ hosts Adam Roberts and Julia Fello React
Adam and Julia talk about Milwaukee City Attorney Evan Goeke suing a problematic landlord group.
TMJ4-TV Chief Political Reporter Charles Benson joins them remotely to talk about the trial he had been following regarding election fraud in Racine County. Adam and Julia also asked him about the Wisconsin Supreme Court debate that got postponed and how much it mattered now that early voting for the April election
They were then joined remotely by TMJ4-TV CHief Meteorologist Brian Niznansky to talk about the rainy post-baseball game weather and what to look forward in the weekend ahead.
ABC Radio reporter Alex Stone joins Adam and Julia to talk about how the TSA staffing and pay problems resulting from the partial federal government shutdown were getting worse for travelers, especially in Houston's George Bush Intercontinental Airport.
It’s been a whirlwind start in Milwaukee for Ousmane Dieng. Gale Klappa sits down with the Bucks’ young forward to unpack a wild trade deadline journey that saw him dealt multiple times in 48 hours before landing with the Bucks — and immediately stepping into meaningful minutes.
Dieng shares his first impressions of the organization, what it’s like learning alongside Giannis Antetokounmpo, and how the coaching staff has encouraged him to play freely and confidently. He reflects on his development path from France to Australia to the NBA, his defensive goals, and the challenge of guarding elite scorers like Devin Booker and Donovan Mitchell. Plus, Dieng gives insight into the Bucks’ locker room mindset during a tough stretch, his chemistry with rising guard Ryan Rollins, and what he hopes to accomplish as the season winds down.
Browns Analyst, Tony Grossi, and Chopz discuss the Myles Garrett situation and possible trade packages.
CLE Browns Daily HR 2 - Fontana and Gibbs talk Ohio State & college basketball with Jake Trotter. Plus, they play "Over/Under."
ESPN's Senior College Football Writer, Jake Trotter, joins Fontana and Gibbs to talk OSU Pro Day and college basketball tournament.
The Weekend Trend w/ Sandy Maxx on this Opening Day Thursday. Plenty of baseball celebrations through the weekend to look forward to. Also, an Easter Egg Hunt, and other concerts & shows to look forward to this weekend
BuckNuts247's, Patrick Murphy, joins Matt Fontana to talk about his observations from Ohio State's Pro Day.
CLE Browns Daily HR 1 - Matt Fontana fills in as host as he talks pro days 7 Opening Day. He also talks to BuckNuts247's Patrick Murphy.
Carmen and Jurko are live from Dad's Place in Wrigleyville to celebrate Opening Day! The guys preview this season and share their five biggest season predictions.
Tory Lowe continues the conversation around curfew centers, opening the phone lines to hear from the community on who’s really responsible and what needs to happen to keep Milwaukee’s youth safe. Callers weigh in with strong opinions on accountability, parenting, and solutions to ongoing issues affecting young people.
Tory shifts focus to a new grocery store development on Milwaukee’s north side, highlighting progress in the community. He then turns to a disturbing and still-unsolved case involving a woman who was stabbed over 100 times, raising questions about safety, justice, and why some cases don’t get the attention they deserve. Liz Brown joins to end the show.
Carmen challenges Jurko with the Sox and Cubs opening day lineups. More sound from Jed Hoyer on the upcoming season. Will AJ Happ be back?

















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