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Wisconsin’s Afternoon News continues World Series Week as John Mercure and Julia Fello share the story of lifelong Brewers fan Brian Melter, who attended the 1982 World Series on his ninth birthday and is now returning 44 years later with his daughter. Packers Insider Alex Strouf joins the show to discuss Josh Jacobs’ potential return against the Detroit Lions, Green Bay’s struggling running game, Jordan Love’s strong performances and Matthew Golden’s costly drops. Plus, Dr. John Raymond, President Emeritus of the Medical College of Wisconsin, shares practical tips for better oral health, including proper brushing and flossing techniques, common dental hygiene mistakes and why healthy teeth and gums are important for overall health. The hour also looks at the rising cost of being a sports fan and special World Series celebrations happening across Wisconsin.
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