It's Voting day!! Make sure you hit the polls and cast your vote today…and don't forget your sticker!

In the news this morning, more recalls from Taylor Farms, the final beagles from Ridglan Farms are rescued, nobody won the Powerball last night, the officer who fatally shot Corey Ruiz is identified, Christopher Lambert collapsed at a fan convention over the weekend, Reggie Bannister of "Phantasm" fame died, Tedde Moore from "A Christmas Story" died as well…and Jackie, the viral bald eagle, has also passed away.

In sports, the Brewers lost to the Padres last night, the MLB Field of Dreams game is on Thursday night on Netflix, Eric Bieniemy is back with the Chiefs, DiJonai Carrington responds to criticism over her "White Privilege" post, and the NFL is making a small change to the replay rules.

We talked about what's on TV & streaming today/tonight and what's new on New Release Tuesday. Plus, Roku is launching a fully A.I. channel.

A family's pet goose is credited with saving them from a home fire, a new pygmy hippo is born in Toronto, and a teenager in Alabama helped save an elderly woman's life.

Grant Bilse of the Wisco Sports Show joined us just after 8am to talk Packers training camp & Brewers injuries.

Several videos have gone viral in the last day or so…including a woman chasing her runaway car, a soccer player that disappeared into a hole in the field, and a golfer who got struck by lightning while recording his buddy on the course!

Elsewhere in sports, Larry Fitzgerald is getting his number retired by the Cardinals, the FBI is working with the NCAA to help protect college athletes from sexual exploitation, and Bills fans HATE the new stadium!

And in today's edition of "Bad News with Happy Music", we had stories about a couple that works together at a McDonald's in Ohio also got married at the same location, a lawsuit claims that people are getting "branded" by the Mercedes logo on the seats in their cars, a dude gets arrested for threatening the Governor of Texas over anime, and kids are now apparently paying a lot of money to have an interior designer for their dorm rooms.