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Wisconsin’s Afternoon News broadcasts live from American Family Field ahead of Game 3 of the Brewers-Dodgers NLCS. WTMJ’s Adam Roberts provides the latest on the Josh Jacobs battery case, including the legal battle over the release of video evidence and what it could mean for the NFL’s investigation. Dr. John Raymond, president emeritus of the Medical College of Wisconsin, breaks down concerns surrounding the mysterious death of a laboratory worker in Siberia and explains why the risk of a plague outbreak remains low. Plus, Milwaukee Fire Chief Aaron Lipski discusses his friendly NLCS wager with the Los Angeles Fire Chief, the planned reopening of the Brady Street fire station and concerns about Milwaukee’s aging fire trucks.
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