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Central and Northern Wisconsin are under an air quality advisory today due to Canadian Wildfires, the suspect in a deadly bar fire in Door County has been sentenced to 15 years in prison and this week is Armed Forces Week, honoring sacrifices made by those past and present that have served our Country. These are the stories we are tracking today. This is the 3@3 on Wisconsin’s Afternoon News.

Associate director of the Milwaukee LGBT Community Center, Ricardo Galaviz, shares why it is important they keep their doors open for the community, Mother’s Day deals and stories and TMJ4 Chief Meteorologist Brian Niznansky walks through the weekend weather ahead. Wrapping it up on Wisconsin’s Afternoon News.

The Milwaukee LGBT Community Center is fighting to keep their doors open, with a goal to raise $25,000 which will be matched by the Leonard-Litz Foundation. The associate director of the community center, Ricardo Galaviz, joined John Mercure and Julia Fello to explain what they do for the community and why it is impotent they remain open.

In Case You Missed It, WTMJ Reporter Wyatt Barmore-Pooley checks in live from the memorial service being held for Sade Robinson, Debbie Lazaga breaks down the reason we celebrate Mother’s Day with brunch, the week in review and a market update with Chief Economist at Annex Wealth Management, Brian Jacobson. The big show rolls on.

Chief Economist at Annex Wealth Management, Brian Jacobson, joined John Mercure and Julia Fello with a market update.

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