Buckeye Boys Sundays HR1 - Kevan and Nick talk Browns Roster moves that could take place today as teams have to get cut down to 53... who will stay who will go and maybe a QB trade? Round off the Hour with Awesome, Awful and Awkward

Vince Vitrano talks with Todd Stair from Herr Septic & Sewer about the services they offer.

Sunday Sip: Three Pillars Senior Living Communities

WTMJ's Libby Collins talks with UWM English professor Derrick Harriel, the co-author of 2 Chainz' autobiography, "The Voice in My Head is God", about the recent ban on Milwaukee rap put in place by Brady Street bar The Garage.

WTMJ's Sandy Maxx joins Libby Collins to discuss the enduring legacies of Tim Curry and Dolly Parton, plus Dolly's connections to Wisconsin.

Michelle Reinan from DATCP warns about online GLP1 scams.

Tim Gibbons from the Milwaukee Business journal joins the show to discuss a national investor buying Park Lafayette Towers in one of city's priciest deals in years, Milwaukee Public Museum site drawing interested parties as county seeks redevelopment proposals, a developer returning to St. Francis with plans for 310 apartments, grocery store, a bank to exit Milwaukee County following merger, and a former LA Fitness space gets $3M transformation into community-focused gym.

What was it like to share the stage with Dolly Parton? In October of 1977, Beatles tribute band The Britins opened for the Queen of Country at Milwaukee's Pabst Theatre. Founding member Rick Bertoni talked with Libby Collins about what she was really like behind the scenes, and how the Britins may have influenced a song she later released.

Jackson Chourio and William Contreras homered in the first inning and the Milwaukee Brewers stayed ahead the rest of the way to defeat the Texas Rangers 5-3.