Steve Scaffidi

Saturday marks five years since the deadly mass shooting at the Sikh Temple in Oak Creek. Scaffidi & Bilstad talk to an unlikely pair, Pardeep Kaleka and Arno Michaelis. Kaleka lost his father in the shooting. Michaelis is a former white supremacist. Now they are working together to spread peace and love. Hear what they have to say today.

Saturday, August 5th, 2017 will mark five years since a mass shooting left six dead at the Sikh Temple of Wisconsin in Oak Creek. Former WTMJ reporter Jodi Becker and former TODAY'S TMJ4 reporter Annie Scholz spent hours outside the Temple on the day of the shooting. They recalled some of their memories of that day while chatting with Scaffidi & Bilstad. Listen to Scaffidi & Bilstad this Friday for a special show focusing on the Sikh Community. Steve and Erik will also host 'Oak Creek: Five Years Later' Sunday night at 8 p.m.

Steve Scaffidi, now a WTMJ talk show host, was mayor of Oak Creek at the time. He shares stories of a special bond formed from tragedy.

Eminent domain could come to play in the Foxconn deal. Sources tell WTMJ's Steve Scaffidi the State Legislature will need to consider changing Wisconsin state law for the project.

Erik Bilstad dived into 90 years of archives from Wisconsin's Radio Station and told the story of WTMJ on its 90th birthday.