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WRCO Evening Sports

WRCO Sports · Mon Jun 17, 2024

ABC News. I'm Dave Packer, a Florida man facing first degree homicide charges in Pasco,

County, where authorities say a cadaver dog alerted them to human remains at a home.

The investigation started Thursday when someone called the department to report a friend

who allegedly admitted to shooting someone, but the course of the investigation detective

say they located a family who said they hadn't heard from four family members, age five

to 26, Sheriff Chris Noco. This is still a missing person's case until final resolution

until the ME comes back. It's still a missing person's case.

A 23 year old man from El Salvador in the USC legally arrested in Tulsa and the suspect

in the murder of Rachel Moran, a mom who was killed on a Maryland nature trail nearly

a year ago. The suspect is also wanted in the murder, the murder in El Salvador in a

home invasion in Los Angeles. I'm also claiming responsibility for an attack on Israeli forces

in Southern Gaza that left at least eight Israeli soldiers dead. This is ABC News.

A clear trend is emerging in early summer. Americans are flying it unprecedented levels.

The TSA says it's screened more than 2.9 million air travelers on Friday. It's second

busiest day on record. ABC's Brian Clark has more four of the TSA's five busiest days

on record have come in the last month. And Friday, the second busiest, 2,927,482 passengers

got screened only about 25,000 shy of the records set May 24th. Busy airports expected

to be the norm this summer in the TSA's advising passengers to arrive early.

Brian Clark, ABC News. Kate Princess of Wales making a first public

appearance since her shocking cancer diagnosis.

The crowds in London cheering as the Princess wrote past with her three children joining

the procession for the King's birthday parade known as the Trooping of the Color. The Princess

thanking people for their support as she continues her cancer treatment. Dave Packer, ABC News.

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Breezy with scattered showers and thunderstorms likely tonight with a low of 65 winds will

be southeast 10 to 18. Any showers ending in the morning tomorrow on Father's Day, then

partly cloudy, hot humid and breezy with a high of 91 winds south southwest 10 to 18. And

partly cloudy tomorrow night, it'll be muggy with a slight chance of a shower or thunderstorm

low 71. Currently in Richland Center, it is cloudy outside or winds are calm. And after

a daytime high of about 78 degrees at around 115 this afternoon, our current temperature

is 77 degrees.

Today is Saturday, June 15th. Good evening for WRCLCV News. Sitting in for Filmy, I'm Tim

Thede. Warmer temperatures forecast throughout Wisconsin over the next several days could create

conditions for pavement buckling. The Wisconsin Department of Transportation is advising

motorists to be alert and take caution.

Payment can buckle when the weather quickly goes from cool to very hot. This causes slabs

of pavement to expand and push against one another. If the pressure becomes great and

out, the payment can buckle and create unexpected bumps or dips. Watch the Wisconsin Department

of Transportation animation on pavement buckles. While it's difficult to predict if or

where buckling may occur, Wisconsin DLT offers these tips. Slow down, buckle up and focus your

full attention on the roadway. Watch for slowing traffic and be ready to move over for all

roadside workers, including highway crews and they repaired damaged pavement. Before your trip,

check the 511 travel information system at 511wi.gov for the latest on any incidents or delays.

If necessary, report serious pavement issues by calling 911. Be ready to provide specific location

information. Today's world elder abuse awareness day, Michael Hernan has more.

World Elder Abuse Awareness Day was launched on June 15, 2006 by the International Network

for the Prevention of Elder Abuse and the World Health Organization at the United Nations.

Cindy Bromland is an APS worker for Richland County Health and Human Services.

Every year we have the elder abuse awareness day on June 15. A lot of the counties put out

something in regards to that to helping awareness to the community. We try to do some other

outreach to people as well and try to get more people involved with the community and keep

it an eye on our elders. Knowing the signs of elder abuse is very crucial for preventing or stopping

elder abuse. Bromland helps uncover the signs of elder abuse. People aren't aware and they don't

know the signs to look out for. Some of the signs that you can keep an eye out for, like unexplained

bruises, welds, burns, fear, anxiety or agitation around certain people, changes in their appetite

or unusual dramatic weight gain or losses, unexplained changes in health, increasing withdraws

their isolation, lack of knowledge about personal finances or conflicting stories,

sudden inability to pay bills or buy food, dependency of adult children, care givers,

or the older person for income and or shelter, poor personal hygiene, wearing inappropriate

and adequate clothing, just kind of them pulling away from people and not understanding things

or making up things that seem out there that's not quite understandable is another thing to keep an

eye out for as well. Being diagnosed with a disease increases the percentage of being an elder

abuse victim. Brandy Christensen is a behavioral health manager for Richland County Health and Human

Services. Yep, a lot of our cases we've noticed have come dementia is growing rapidly in the

stage and a lot of people who are more susceptible to abuse or neglect have some sort of cognitive

impairment. A lot of times our cases come through where most of them are related in some way or

some kind of caregiver and it starts slowly and then gets more involved and they're not aware

of it happening until it's too late. The Richland County Health and Human Services are quite

busy around this time of year. Christensen on the project they are working on for World Elder

Abuse Awareness Day. Yeah, absolutely. We're going to be doing a pinwheel project later this

week, I believe. We're going to be putting pinwheels in the courthouse lawn for every report that

came in that Cindy investigated last year. I believe there was 100. 118. Wow, that was just

in the county. Yes, just in County. Statistics are great resource to use for preventing major issues.

The Richland County Health and Human Services uses the data to prevent elder abuse cases in the

future. In this year, we've already had 104 APS referrals. So we've got quite a few, we're reaching

the same amount we did last year already and we're only halfway through the year this year.

There are many different types of APS reports being issued. It's important to know which are which

to prevent future cases of APS. So I've done a lot of different things. We've had guardianship

referrals, protective placement, mental health referrals, financial exploitation, self neglect,

abuse and neglect, harassment, sexual abuse, welfare checks, conservatorships and funding requests

that have come through APS. So it's it's been very busy and I try to do the best that I can with

what I have and work with the families and try to figure out an outcome and I work a lot with

the hospitals and law enforcement and taking care of everything as well. For WRCO news, I'm Michael

Hernan. Thanks Michael. The third annual Taste of the Hills is currently underway at Crossgab Park

in Richland Center this evening until nine o'clock. Live Music is being provided by Kelly Long

until six and with Dan Lippian band taking over at six thirty. Kids activities are provided by

Walk With Grace. Admission to the event is free tickets for Taste of the Hills are available

at the entrance for two dollars each and are redeemable at the local vendors to purchase food

and drinks. Don't miss the 65th Wisconsin high school rodeo finals in at the Richland County

Fairgrounds going on through Sunday. Performances will be held tonight at 730 tomorrow will include

cowboy church at 830 in the connection building and the final performance will follow the 2024

Queen Coronation which will be held at 1130. Tickets at the gates today are tonight are eight

dollars for adults and seven dollars for students and senior citizens. Prices tomorrow are nine

dollars for adults and eight dollars for students and senior citizens. Children six to 12 will be

admitted for four dollars and children under six for free. Someday people could get a ride to the

hospital in an electric ambulance. Kevin DeVoy is an ambulance dealer. He says zero emission

ambulances are a good idea because of the nature of emergency work and ambulance tends to idle a lot

because of the need to be on scene or at the hospital. He says new model electric ambulances could

cut tailpipe emissions by 80%. It's based on the difference between what you're emitting with a

diesel motor versus running the electric. The latest model electric ambulance was recently showcased

in St. Paul, Minnesota. DeVoy admits upfront costs are steep and the changing infrastructure

isn't where it needs to be yet. WRC on Newstime is 511. WRC on News will continue right after

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Today is Saturday, June 15th.

Alicia Heath, 33 of plain and spring green, died June 7th after a long fight with numerous

medical complications. A memorial service will be held Monday at 1130 at the Richardson Stafford

funeral home in Springgreen. Friends may call at the Richardson Stafford funeral home Monday

from 930 until the time of service at 1130. The family would like everyone to feel free to wear

casual attire and or something purple to honor Alicia. Alicia Heath, 33 of plain and spring green.

Leah Nora J. Lee Lover, 96 of Blue River, died Wednesday at her home.

Funeral services will be held Thursday at the Besswood Union Church, rural Muscaday,

with burial to follow in the Besswood cemetery. Friends may call at the Besswood Union Church

Thursday from 10 until the time of service at 11. The Pratt Funeral and cremation

service of Richland Center is assisting the family with arrangements.

Leah Nora J. Lee Lover, 96 of Blue River.

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Funeral home for more information. WRCO weather is sponsored by Richland County Bank. Learn

more at RichlandCountyBank.com. Good evening, the semi-derologist Tony Schumacher on WRCO with your

weather updates. We're seeing a few scattered light showers move across the region early this

evening. The heavier activity has been staying back in Minnesota and northwest Wisconsin,

and that should be the case for tonight. Generally covering the north half of Wisconsin

could be as much as an inch or more of rain by morning around our area, probably a few tens of

an inch or less. Otherwise, the warm front pushes through tomorrow morning will be left with some

sun in the afternoon, turning out to be a steamy, father's day afternoon as temperatures could clip

90. The heat index possibly as high as the mid 90s, so definitely slow down during plenty of

water, staying the shade and air conditioning when necessary. The hot humid weather will stick around

for a few days early next week, but still on the unsettled side with a front dangling across the

region could be some periodic thunderstorms, and then slight cooling on the way as we head toward

Wednesday and Thursday. Here's your forecast for tonight. Breezy with some scattered showers and

thunderstorms likely low temperature in the mid 60s southeast wind around 15 tomorrow. Any

showers ending in the morning, then partly cloudy hot humid and breezy high near 91 south

to southwest wind 10 to 18 Sunday night, partly cloudy and muggy with a slight chance of a

shower of thunderstorm low temperatures 71 Monday, partly cloudy hot humid and breezy just

an isolated shower thunderstorm possible high at 92 south to southwest wind 10 to 20 on Tuesday,

partly cloudy continued breezy hot and sticky a strafe thunderstorm possible during the day with

chances increasing at night low 71 with a high of 91 Wednesday rain ending by late morning,

otherwise not as warm with decreasing clouds later low 67 with a high of 81 Thursday, partly cloudy

and seasonal high 82 chance of showers and storms at night Friday, muggy with showers and thunderstorms

likely high near 84 on meteorologist Tony Schumacher on WRC oh

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currently in Richland Center it is cloudy and 77 degrees after a daytime high of 78 and a morning

low of 57 yesterday's high was 81 and we received no precipitation record high setback in 1987 is 99

degrees with a record low of 38 setback in 1969 last year's high was 73 with a low of 56 sunset

will take place tonight at 8.44 and tomorrow and sunrise tomorrow morning will be at 5.21

winds are out of the east at two miles per hour our barometric greeting is 29.92 and our relative

humidity is at 44% and we have no precipitation to report so far today once again our current

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cross planes will be at Ashton plane will travel to Casanovia reads bird will be at sock prairie

and one a key will be at Middleton in the western section on Sunday Bellville travels to Dodgeville

Charles Bird Benton will be at Pinebluff Mount Horib Arena will travel to Wyoda

Muscaday will travel the Ridgeway Verona will be at Argyle and Hollandale will be at Blanchardville

for WRCO sports on Michael Hernan thanks Michael the Milwaukee Brewers are looking to bounce back

after a six to five loss against the Cincinnati Reds last night at American Family Field

game two of the three game series is currently underway and right now it is in the top of the

ninth and the Brewers are leading the Reds by a score of three to one if I do get a final score

before the sports broadcast ends I will definitely pass that along to each and every one of you

and two other finals in Major League Baseball today the Cubs beat the Cardinals by a score of five to one

and it was the Blue Jace over the Guardians by a score of five to nothing the game between the

Oakland Athletics and Minnesota twins today was postponed due to inclement weather and a day

night double-headed is scheduled for tomorrow it was not raining when the game was called at

12.45 but radar showed a storm approaching manyapolis and rain was forecast for the afternoon

the first game tomorrow will start at 110 with the second schedule to begin at 6.40

Oakland's starting pictures are scheduled to be right-hander Joey Estes and lefty JP Sears

the twins are expected to start two right-handers Bailey Ober and right-handed pitcher Chris Paddock

Houston Astros Ace Justin Verlander was scratched from his scheduled start against the Detroit

Tigers because of neck discomfort manager Joe Espada says Verlander has been pitching through

the discomfort for about two weeks he says the team decided to give the three times Sa Young

award winner a break and see if they could get to the bottom of the discomfort the Astros are

hopeful that the 41 year old right-hander won't need to go on the injured list Verlander said he

cut his bullpen session short on Wednesday because of the problem.

Kyrie Irving's personal 13 game losing streak against the Celtics is over now it's back to

the Parkay floor in Boston to face his former team again the Dallas Mavericks are still alive in

the NBA finals after avoiding a sweep as they won 22 to 84 blowout in game four the first two

road games in the series weren't Irving's best the two in Dallas quite a bit better the impact

from role players in game four was much bigger for Dallas now Irving will have to try to ignore

his constant booing from jilted fans in game five on Monday night. Christopher Bell likes that the

NASCAR Cup series is at Iowa Speedway for the first time the point eight seventy eight seven five

mile track isn't the one he remembers Bell has seven tough five finishes in nine starts at the

track in NASCAR's other series including two wins at the at the affinity series but the track

has a different look this weekend after a partial repaving in the turns the top to bottom racing

that was a characteristic of the track in the past may not be there for tomorrow's 350 lap race

it's still a popular event and it estimated 40,000 fans are expected for tomorrow's race

and Martin Truex Jr says he will retire from full-time racing at the end of the season the 44

year old says it's time to live by his own schedule after 19 years in NASCAR's Cup series questions

about possible retirement half followed Truex over the last couple of seasons he says he made

the decision a few weeks ago Truex has won 34 Cup races 32 since 2015 he had a career high eight

wins in 2017 when he won the series championship he's fifth in the standing to this season 53 points

behind leader Kyle Larson WRCO sports has been sponsored by WRCO sports boosters I'm Tim Thede

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hello again everyone and welcome to the back track and show on WRCO yours truly

fill me given you the rundown of some of the hot hits from the 70s and 80s during the mid part

of June some great tunes coming your way and some facts to go back a little bit here some trivia for

you as well now that you have to call in the answer we kick it off today with a tune from Taylor

Dane on WRCO radio a big hit for her called tell it to my heart

I feel the night and the flow when we're together

emotion overload in the heat of the sun take me on yours into your own never let me go

tonight I really need to know tell it to my heart tell me only one is the spirit of all just again

tell it to my heart I can feel my mind around every time you hold on my name