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This is your WRJN Daily News Roundup for 99.9 FM and 1400 AM in Racine and 98.1 FM in Kenosha.
From the WRJN Radio Park Newsroom, I'm Stuart J. Wattles with the Quick News Update.
After more than two decades, two suspects have been arrested in a 2003 Kenosha County homicide.
The Kenosha County Sheriff's Office put out a statement yesterday about an arrest in the murder of David Van Jersey.
Roxana Collins was arrested across the state line in McKenry County and John Viscousill in Kenosha County.
Collins had been married to Van Jersey and reportedly romantically linked to Viscousill.
There's air quality concerns statewide today. The DNR is called for an air quality advisory that will run through tomorrow morning.
Wildfire smoke from Canada is set to cause an impact. The air quality index is forecasted to reach an unhealthy level for sensitive groups.
That includes children, seniors and those with respiratory issues. The DNR is advising people in those groups to reduce outdoor activity.
It's time to swap your car keys for a bike helmet in Kenosha County.
The county's annual Bike to Work campaign starts tomorrow and runs through June 14th.
The event invites everyone to commute to work by bicycle. And that's news on WRJN.
I'm Stuart J. Wattles. News at the top and bottom of the hour or anytime at WRJN.com.
Some big plays at the Packers practice. Hi, I'm Mike Clemens with sports in Green Bay, where the Packers wrapping up a week of OTA practices.
A 60-yard bomb for a touchdown from Jordan Love to wide receiver Don Tavy and Wix.
Offensive coach Jason Frable on how Wix has improved.
He's matured so much. He's always been a hard worker. He's always practiced really hard.
But it's just I think mentally he was just, you know, kind of some days going like this.
You know, and you could feel it was almost like the whole world's weighing on him.
I just said, man, like just let your work take care of itself.
Baseball, the Brewers opening a three-game weekend series tonight in Philadelphia.
In golf, round two of the U.S. women's open at Aaron Hills.
Just outside of Hartford, Wisconsin, you'll leave me know from the U.S.
I'll top the leaderboard after chipping in for an eagle on the par five at 14.
Well, U.S. opens are always very grand and coming to Aaron Hills definitely lived up to the expectation.
It's an incredible golf course.
That's golfer Yolimino with sports. I'm Mike Clemens.
On your entertainment beat, I'm Pete Schwabba.
Speaking of privileged cluelessness, actress Jenna Ortega says she was unhappy after her role in Wednesday, catapulted her to fame.
The rich 22-year-old actress told Harper's Bazaar becoming famous was intense and scary.
She also said she was unhappy playing a schoolgirl in the show when she was becoming a young woman in real life,
which she feared would not allow people to take her seriously.
Such a big fat bummer. I'm sure Starbucks is hiring.
Actress Felicity Huffman went on Good Morning America to talk about her new and most likely terrible lifetime film.
While being interviewed, she reacted to the news that Carrie Washington is part of a new, desperate housewives reboot.
She said it was great that they are redoing Wisteria Lane for women of color.
This is the same woman who cheated to get her own privileged but not so bright daughter into college,
most likely taking a spot away from someone who needed it more or a person of color.
It is good that she at least seems okay with TV people of color getting ahead.
Some people seem to forget that the Me Too movement was supposed to change things for the better.
According to a new lawsuit being filed, Kevin Costner is not one of them.
A 34-year-old female stunt performer on Costner's bomb, Horizon, an American saga chapter 2 alleges
that she was a victim of sexual discrimination, harassment, and the creation of a hostile work environment according to the New York Post.
Costner and his legal team are denying all allegations and probably trying to forget that the movie even exists.
Costner and his legal team are denying all allegations and probably trying to forget that this clunker of a movie even exists.
Some reboots that don't need to happen, especially for shows that ran too long in the first place news,
Duck Dynasty is coming back.
I know what you're thinking.
Oh, Joy.
The Robertson family are the marketing geniuses who pretended to be hillbillies to get actual hillbilly viewers.
Duck Dynasty The Revival premieres June 1st on A&E and is already renewed for a season 2.
While the Summer Box office is off to a roaring start after last weekend's record setting 4 days,
thanks to Lilo and Stitch in Mission Impossible.
Those two films will probably get quite a few eyes this weekend as well and could even finish one and two again.
But they will have stiff competition from a franchise film and a studio with a reputation for putting out solid work.
Karate Kid Legends opens this weekend.
Star of the original Karate Kid Ralph Macho is part of the cast where he trains a young boy in New York City who takes on,
you guessed it, a karate champion bully.
Where do they come up with this stuff?
Oh yeah, they already have.
Several times.
The film is pulling a 55 currently on Rotten Tomatoes with more reviews due to roll in at some point.
A 24 studios bring her back is a good old fashioned R-rated thriller that is reviewing through the roof on Rotten Tomatoes.
Summer's here, so let's go to the movies.
For more showbiz fun, tune in to Nightlight with me, Peach Waba.
Weeknights from 6 to 8 p.m. on the Civic Media Radio Network.
I meet yourologist Brandon Bourments, mostly sunny skies to start, then increasing clouds.
Scattered showers and thunderstorms developing in the afternoon with highs in the mid-70s.
Showers and a few storms possible in the early evening then skies gradually clearing out with low temperatures around 50.
Currently, it's 62.
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