Fox Cares Foundation, which supports housing stability, has launched a Tornado Relief Support Fund. The Fox Communities Credit Union said it will match donations with $250,000. Donations can be made, here.

The Community Foundation for the Fox Valley Region has created a Community Response Fund to support people impacted. You can access the fund, here.

You can volunteer to help clean up damage and help residents with Volunteer Fox Cities. You can sign up, here.

Bank locations throughout Northeast Wisconsin are holding Stock the Box donation drives over the next two weeks for tornado victims.

Items can be dropped off during regular bank hours. You can find locations, here.

GET SET FOR THE DEBATE! Channel 12 Political Director Matt Smith and Upfront Host Gerron Jordan stopped by for a debate preview as Democrats get set to nominate their pick for governor. With Crowley back in and Rodriguez out, who will set the tone for the final two weeks of the campaign? Any smoking guns or late withdrawals? It’s Wisconsin, who knows?

WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO SAY AMERICA FIRST? Steve and Kristin took on one of the biggest questions swirling around politics over the past decade. Who defines what America First means, and how do we get there? Former U.S. Attorney Jim Santelle and retired Milwaukee County Judge Mary Kuhnmuench stopped by for a review of election-related legal cases on the docket before the mid-term elections. There will be lawyers!

WINNERS AND LOSERS! If you guessed the under on the number of times the word establishment was used in the debate, you were a winner! And frontrunner Francesca Hong came through Tuesday night’s debate relatively unscathed, giving her a path to the nomination in August. As debates go, it was a pretty civil conversation between the candidates. Not quite a lovefest, but close. For the record, none of the candidates said the word love in relation to any of the other candidates.

AN F.U. FOR FAUCI! Steve and Kristin discussed the rise in the use of profanity in politics and the public arena. From President Biden to President Trump, to governors and senators and even candidates, coarse language seems to be part of the messaging now. Is it just accepted or still a word too far for some voters? George Carlin must be rolling - and swearing - in his grave.

NEVER A SLOW NEWS DAY IN THE WISCONSIN GOVERNOR’S RACE! The Friday panel takes on the ever-changing cast of characters in the battle for the democratic nomination for governor. From Rodriguez and Barnes to a debate that was more “can’t we all just get along” than substance, what exactly is the state of the race? Bill McCoshen and Joe Zepecki bring the heat on a Friday, the perfect warm-up for what promises to be an exciting last ten days of the race to November.

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