Fox Valley mornings with bite.
AM Fox Valley is WHBY's morning catch-up for Appleton, Oshkosh, and the wider Fox Valley, moving from rain totals and traffic to sports and public affairs. Its standout rhythm pairs practical local updates with Dave Edwards' recurring List segments, where national politics and daily oddities get a clipped, skeptical read.
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AM Fox Valley is rooted in the Appleton-Oshkosh morning routine. It pays attention to the things that shape an actual day in northeast Wisconsin: rain moving in, flooded fields, roads under construction, traffic, airport delays, and the sports calendar. The show can be plainspoken and useful. When weather is the issue, it gets specific about standing water, county flooding, snow, spring rain, and the difference between a nuisance system and a real problem. Transportation coverage is one of its clearest lanes. Wisconsin DOT's Tom Buchholz appears in the excerpts as a practical source on I-41, 441, Highway 15, roundabouts, resurfacing, bridge approaches, paving, grading, and how wet conditions slow crews down. Those conversations are not abstract policy talk. They are about which projects are behind, what is opening soon, and where drivers will actually feel the work. The show also carries the looseness of live morning radio. A segment can move from gift cards in wallets to a government shutdown, or from March Madness brackets to TSA back pay. Dave Edwards' recurring List pieces give AM Fox Valley its more pointed personality. They are quick, sarcastic, and politically alert, often aimed at presidential rhetoric, pardons, subpoenas, federal agencies, health care, environmental policy, and headline absurdity. The tone is skeptical rather than polished. It can be blunt, but the value is in the contrast: civic updates, local traffic, sports chatter, and sharp editorial jokes all sitting in the same broadcast hour. Sports receive a local-memory treatment too, especially in the Tony Bennett discussion that connects UW-Green Bay, Washington State, Virginia, and Wisconsin basketball culture. AM Fox Valley is for listeners who want the morning news to sound close to home. It is not a detached briefing. It is a Fox Valley program with construction dirt on its shoes, weather radar in the corner, and a running list of what seems good, bad, ugly, or ridiculous enough to mention.
Made for: For Appleton, Oshkosh, and northeast Wisconsin listeners who want local weather, traffic, road work, sports, and public affairs in a conversational morning format. It also fits listeners who like political commentary with a sharper, more sarcastic edge.
What sets it apart: AM Fox Valley stands out by pairing practical local service journalism with quick-turn editorial humor. Few local morning shows move as naturally from I-41 construction details to national political barbs and Wisconsin sports memory.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A practical I-41 update with detour details and a blunt reminder to slow down.
Tom Buchholz uses AM Fox Valley to explain the I-41 project in plain, useful terms, from the 60 mile an hour work-zone limits and lane shifts to the bridge demolition tied to the Vandenbroek overpass.
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This episode features an interview with Tom Buchholz from the Wisconsin DOT discussing upcoming road construction projects, including the I-41 project and Racine Street Bridge maintenance, as well as informational meetings for the public.
Dave Edwards discusses severe flooding in northeast Wisconsin due to heavy rain, shares a personal anecdote about golf, and humorously transitions to a Halloween costume idea and a reference to the Epstein files.
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Dave Edwards returns with a satirical list covering topics like weather extremes, political commentary on EPA rollbacks and healthcare, and criticism of an FBI director's behavior at a hockey celebration.
Tom Buchholz from the Wisconsin DOT discusses the I-41 project, weather challenges for construction, and upcoming rehabilitation work on Highway 441.
Wisconsin DOT Northeast Region Director Tom Buchholz discusses how recent rain has impacted road construction projects, including delays and upcoming openings for various infrastructure improvements in the area.