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Stay informed on local issues on the Morning Spiel brought
to you my Royal Water on WKMZ. Good morning everybody,
and welcome back in This is the Morning Spiel presented
by Royal Water Treatment. I want to three three WKMZ
for your news and Sports headlines segment. I am, of course,
your host, Alex Weederspiel here with you. We're going to
(00:21):
go over everything we got going on around the great
state of West Virginia. Specifically north central West Virginia, though,
of course, is where we're we're looking. We've got some
statewide stories for you too as well. We're going to
get into all of that. First, let me remind you
that you can email the show the Morningspiel at gmail
dot com. You ever want to get what you have
to say on the radio or in podcasts, whatever form
(00:43):
you're listening, that's the Morningspiel at gmail dot com. Send
it in to me. That said, we're gonna go ahead
and get started with your news and sports headlines here
for today, if you can believe it. September third, a
mistry has been declared in the case of Ryan Lane,
the man believed to be both a leader in the
Pagan motorcycle club and accused in the twenty twenty two
(01:06):
murder of Henry Silver in Marion County, at least as
a partial participant. The judge there says the jury was
deadlocked following the Labor Day holiday and ultimately declared a mistrial.
It's not yet clear if the state will attempt to
retry Lane or drop the charges altogether. The trial lasted
ten days. Lane remains in police custody. He's one of
several facing legal trouble or already convicted in connection to
(01:29):
the killing, as five others are believed to have been
involved in some form or another. Fifty one arrests were
made in Appalachia this week, with all fifty one believed
to have ties to a Mexican cartel. They are facing
a wide array of charges, including drug and firearms charges.
Police made arrests in West Virginia, Tennessee, and Kentucky. The
cartel is accused of engaging in money laundering, extortion, theft
of petroleum weapons, trafficking, smuggling, prostitution, and illegal wildlife trade.
(01:53):
Two women are facing charges after police say they were
highly intoxicated in a Lewis County park while caring for
a two year old child. Twenty five year old Jasmine
Oxideine of Glenville and twenty two year old Kaylin Lash
of Glenville are both charged with child neglect creating risk
of injury. Weston Police say someone was passed out in
the vehicle with the child, with empty beer cans and
(02:14):
other alcohol and marijuana surrounding. They are both in Central
Regional Jail. State revenue is slightly off of the most
recent month's estimates, with general revenue collections about four point
nine to eighty five million dollars shy of the state's
estimates that were expected to be around four hundred and
two million for the year. Collections are actually ahead of
the state's official estimate by about six percent. You can
(02:34):
read much more in detail today at wv metronews dot com.
Seventy one percent of West Virginians reportedly support requiring vaccines
in schools, with seventeen percent saying no and twelve percent
saying they're not sure. West Virginians are closely in line
with national polling on this issue, according to Rex Repass.
There's much more in detail on the polling issue today
(02:55):
at wvmetronews dot com. West Virginians have deep concerns about
the state of the public school system. Forty six percent
of respondents in the latest edition of a poll say
they are dissatisfied with the state's public school system. Thirty
four percent were satisfied, while twenty one percent were neutral
in the Metro News Research America poll. Much more in
(03:16):
depth on this issue, plus some of the noted improvements
in the school system in recent years, were detailed at
wv metronews dot com. One man is facing charges in
Montgelia County, where investigators say he assaulted a woman who
was holding a four month old child. Twenty seven year
old Skylar Cordwell of Morgantown, who's charged with two counts
of third degree domestic assault and child neglect creating risk
(03:36):
of injury. Cordwell has two prior convictions for domestic violence
on his record. The longtime favorite restaurant, Hermicillo's Deli, is
moving locations from Morgantown Avenue in Fairmont. They'll move to
Merchant Street, officially opening this week after twelve years at
the Morgantown Avenue location. Bridgeport Water is continuing to flush
(03:57):
fire hydrants throughout the city into the fall. Thirteen streets
will see flushing this week, which could result in discolouration,
cloudy water, low pressure, or even a temporary loss of
water service. A larger contingent twenty one streets will be
flushed next week. More information is available by calling three
zero four eight four two eight two three one. No
updates at this point. In the condition of a man
hospitalized following a fire to Marion County home on Labor Day.
(04:19):
The victims suffered third degree burns at a home on
Coon's Run Road. It's not clear at this time what
caused the fire. It is under investigation. At this point,
will there be a grand prize winner? Finally, we at
least know someone claimed fifty thousand dollars near Morgantown as
the powerball jackpot ballooned to one point three billion dollars
after Monday night's drawing. It's now among the top five
(04:39):
largest jackpots in history. Wu's defense has more difficult challenges
ahead after Ohio University's thirty one point performance against Big
ten Rutgers in a narrow loss to open the season.
Quarterback Parker Navarro and running back Sea Bangora are coming
off strong performances atalysis today of wo and Ohio head
of Saturday's show down at the WU Sports section of
(05:02):
wvmetronews dot com. Games this week in high school football
feature Bridgeport hosting Heritage, Virginia first ever meeting between the two.
That game can be heard on one O three to
three WKMZ plus. South Harrison faces off with Lincoln for
the first time in a decade in Lost Creek. Here
that game on Sky one to six five dot Com
or ninety three to five The Fby. Meanwhile, Robert C.
(05:22):
Byrd gets a Fairmount senior team coming off a rare
Week one by. That game can be heard on one
oh one three The Bear. Check out the full schedule
for this week from around the region today at wv
metronews dot com in the high School Sports section. Don't
forget to check out the Friday free for all Week
one recap in podcast form today and here the week
two preview show live Friday morning at seven on one
(05:43):
O three three WKMZ. WU men's soccer continues their nasty
non conference schedule. They'll get into it against number thirteen
Gardner Web tonight. The six ranked Mountaineers are looking to
remain unbeaten three to zero to one through their first
four games following a draw with ranked Akron. Kickoff at
Dicti Lass Soccer Stadium is set tonight for seven. Marcus
Caldero was named Offensive Player of the Week and this
(06:05):
Eldhorst earned Defensive Player of the Week honors for WVU
in the Sun Belt Weekly Awards in men's soccer. This
after the Mountaineers beat LSAL powered by Caldera's twice opening
the onion bag and Veldhorst scoring against Lusal as well,
while tacking on a full ninety minute performance in a
shutout draw with Akron. A rare bit of life from
the Pirates' bats is they maximized eight hits and turn
(06:27):
them into nine runs in a nine to seven win
over the Dodgers. LA did get a home run from
Sho hey Otani. The superstar hit his forty sixth of
the season in the loss. The Buckos have now won
ten of their last fourteen as they head into the
second game of the series with LA Tonight, first pitch
set for six forty. Let's look at your weather. Sunny
(06:48):
and warm today, high seventy nine, clear tonight, low fifty nine.
Showers are likely Thursday, with a possible thunderstorm windy, High
seventy four. More rain into the evening Thursday, along with
a possible thunderstorm low fifty nine. Friday, mostly sunny and warm,
high eighty as we kick off week two of high
school football into the weekend Saturday, maybe some rain, otherwise
sunny and mild, High seventy three. Sunday sunny and pleasant,
(07:11):
High seventy two. Monday sunny and warm, high seventy six.
All right, we're gonna do it with your news and
sports headlines. We'll put those on ice and take a
break and back after this where we're gonna get into
high school football. We're going to join Chris Johnson of
connect Bridgeport and the Friday Free for All Fame in
our main segment today to kind of go a little
(07:31):
bit of a deep dive on some of the locals
and what they did in the first week of the season.
So we'll get into that. Gonna be a segment we're
going to do semi regularly with Chris where we're going
to look exclusively at week one without or excuse me,
exclusively at the previous week without looking ahead as much.
We'll preview ahead what's coming on Friday mornings on the
(07:54):
Friday free for All that said, you can always catch
the show in podcast form if you miss it on
the radio, and of course, if you're listening on the
radio right now, we'll be right back with Chris. If
you're listening in podcast form, go check out everything at
the spree Wrap or your preferred podcasting platform. See in
a moment on the other side.
Stay informed on local issues on the Morning Spiel brought
to you my Royal Water on WKMZ. Good morning everybody,
and welcome back in This is the Morning Spiel presented
by Royal Water Treatment. I want to three three WKMZ
for your news and Sports headlines segment. I am, of course,
your host, Alex Weederspiel here with you. We're going to
(00:21):
go over everything we got going on around the great
state of West Virginia. Specifically north central West Virginia, though,
of course, is where we're we're looking. We've got some
statewide stories for you too as well. We're going to
get into all of that. First, let me remind you
that you can email the show the Morningspiel at gmail
dot com. You ever want to get what you have
to say on the radio or in podcasts, whatever form
(00:43):
you're listening, that's the Morningspiel at gmail dot com. Send
it in to me. That said, we're gonna go ahead
and get started with your news and sports headlines here
for today, if you can believe it. September third, a
mistry has been declared in the case of Ryan Lane,
the man believed to be both a leader in the
Pagan motorcycle club and accused in the twenty twenty two
(01:06):
murder of Henry Silver in Marion County, at least as
a partial participant. The judge there says the jury was
deadlocked following the Labor Day holiday and ultimately declared a mistrial.
It's not yet clear if the state will attempt to
retry Lane or drop the charges altogether. The trial lasted
ten days. Lane remains in police custody. He's one of
several facing legal trouble or already convicted in connection to
(01:29):
the killing, as five others are believed to have been
involved in some form or another. Fifty one arrests were
made in Appalachia this week, with all fifty one believed
to have ties to a Mexican cartel. They are facing
a wide array of charges, including drug and firearms charges.
Police made arrests in West Virginia, Tennessee, and Kentucky. The
cartel is accused of engaging in money laundering, extortion, theft
of petroleum weapons, trafficking, smuggling, prostitution, and illegal wildlife trade.
(01:53):
Two women are facing charges after police say they were
highly intoxicated in a Lewis County park while caring for
a two year old child. Twenty five year old Jasmine
Oxideine of Glenville and twenty two year old Kaylin Lash
of Glenville are both charged with child neglect creating risk
of injury. Weston Police say someone was passed out in
the vehicle with the child, with empty beer cans and
(02:14):
other alcohol and marijuana surrounding. They are both in Central
Regional Jail. State revenue is slightly off of the most
recent month's estimates, with general revenue collections about four point
nine to eighty five million dollars shy of the state's
estimates that were expected to be around four hundred and
two million for the year. Collections are actually ahead of
the state's official estimate by about six percent. You can
(02:34):
read much more in detail today at wv metronews dot com.
Seventy one percent of West Virginians reportedly support requiring vaccines
in schools, with seventeen percent saying no and twelve percent
saying they're not sure. West Virginians are closely in line
with national polling on this issue, according to Rex Repass.
There's much more in detail on the polling issue today
(02:55):
at wvmetronews dot com. West Virginians have deep concerns about
the state of the public school system. Forty six percent
of respondents in the latest edition of a poll say
they are dissatisfied with the state's public school system. Thirty
four percent were satisfied, while twenty one percent were neutral
in the Metro News Research America poll. Much more in
(03:16):
depth on this issue, plus some of the noted improvements
in the school system in recent years, were detailed at
wv metronews dot com. One man is facing charges in
Montgelia County, where investigators say he assaulted a woman who
was holding a four month old child. Twenty seven year
old Skylar Cordwell of Morgantown, who's charged with two counts
of third degree domestic assault and child neglect creating risk
(03:36):
of injury. Cordwell has two prior convictions for domestic violence
on his record. The longtime favorite restaurant, Hermicillo's Deli, is
moving locations from Morgantown Avenue in Fairmont. They'll move to
Merchant Street, officially opening this week after twelve years at
the Morgantown Avenue location. Bridgeport Water is continuing to flush
(03:57):
fire hydrants throughout the city into the fall. Thirteen streets
will see flushing this week, which could result in discolouration,
cloudy water, low pressure, or even a temporary loss of
water service. A larger contingent twenty one streets will be
flushed next week. More information is available by calling three
zero four eight four two eight two three one. No
updates at this point. In the condition of a man
hospitalized following a fire to Marion County home on Labor Day.
(04:19):
The victims suffered third degree burns at a home on
Coon's Run Road. It's not clear at this time what
caused the fire. It is under investigation. At this point,
will there be a grand prize winner? Finally, we at
least know someone claimed fifty thousand dollars near Morgantown as
the powerball jackpot ballooned to one point three billion dollars
after Monday night's drawing. It's now among the top five
(04:39):
largest jackpots in history. Wu's defense has more difficult challenges
ahead after Ohio University's thirty one point performance against Big
ten Rutgers in a narrow loss to open the season.
Quarterback Parker Navarro and running back Sea Bangora are coming
off strong performances atalysis today of wo and Ohio head
of Saturday's show down at the WU Sports section of
(05:02):
wvmetronews dot com. Games this week in high school football
feature Bridgeport hosting Heritage, Virginia first ever meeting between the two.
That game can be heard on one O three to
three WKMZ plus. South Harrison faces off with Lincoln for
the first time in a decade in Lost Creek. Here
that game on Sky one to six five dot Com
or ninety three to five The Fby. Meanwhile, Robert C.
(05:22):
Byrd gets a Fairmount senior team coming off a rare
Week one by. That game can be heard on one
oh one three The Bear. Check out the full schedule
for this week from around the region today at wv
metronews dot com in the high School Sports section. Don't
forget to check out the Friday free for all Week
one recap in podcast form today and here the week
two preview show live Friday morning at seven on one
(05:43):
O three three WKMZ. WU men's soccer continues their nasty
non conference schedule. They'll get into it against number thirteen
Gardner Web tonight. The six ranked Mountaineers are looking to
remain unbeaten three to zero to one through their first
four games following a draw with ranked Akron. Kickoff at
Dicti Lass Soccer Stadium is set tonight for seven. Marcus
Caldero was named Offensive Player of the Week and this
(06:05):
Eldhorst earned Defensive Player of the Week honors for WVU
in the Sun Belt Weekly Awards in men's soccer. This
after the Mountaineers beat LSAL powered by Caldera's twice opening
the onion bag and Veldhorst scoring against Lusal as well,
while tacking on a full ninety minute performance in a
shutout draw with Akron. A rare bit of life from
the Pirates' bats is they maximized eight hits and turn
(06:27):
them into nine runs in a nine to seven win
over the Dodgers. LA did get a home run from
Sho hey Otani. The superstar hit his forty sixth of
the season in the loss. The Buckos have now won
ten of their last fourteen as they head into the
second game of the series with LA Tonight, first pitch
set for six forty. Let's look at your weather. Sunny
(06:48):
and warm today, high seventy nine, clear tonight, low fifty nine.
Showers are likely Thursday, with a possible thunderstorm windy, High
seventy four. More rain into the evening Thursday, along with
a possible thunderstorm low fifty nine. Friday, mostly sunny and warm,
high eighty as we kick off week two of high
school football into the weekend Saturday, maybe some rain, otherwise
sunny and mild, High seventy three. Sunday sunny and pleasant,
(07:11):
High seventy two. Monday sunny and warm, high seventy six.
All right, we're gonna do it with your news and
sports headlines. We'll put those on ice and take a
break and back after this where we're gonna get into
high school football. We're going to join Chris Johnson of
connect Bridgeport and the Friday Free for All Fame in
our main segment today to kind of go a little
(07:31):
bit of a deep dive on some of the locals
and what they did in the first week of the season.
So we'll get into that. Gonna be a segment we're
going to do semi regularly with Chris where we're going
to look exclusively at week one without or excuse me,
exclusively at the previous week without looking ahead as much.
We'll preview ahead what's coming on Friday mornings on the
(07:54):
Friday free for All that said, you can always catch
the show in podcast form if you miss it on
the radio, and of course, if you're listening on the
radio right now, we'll be right back with Chris. If
you're listening in podcast form, go check out everything at
the spree Wrap or your preferred podcasting platform. See in
a moment on the other side.
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