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Morgan Wallen's attorney is expected to appear in court to day to represent him in a hearing regarding his alleged chair-throwing incident, women tend to sleep worse than men, we talk to former American Idol contestant Alex Miller, the Grand Derby at the Mercer County Fairgrounds is tomorrow, Britney Spears's divorce is finalized and she reportedly went on a tirade at a hotel, Megan Moroney has announced the title of her second album, we share "Friday Fail Stories," and it's "Fido Friday" with Deb Helser.

Trace Adkins is the subject of a new Behind the Music episode, most of us think an hour of our time is worth $240, Randy Travis is releasing new music tomorrow, Paul Abdul's lawsuit against the former producer of American Idol, Dan Scheider is suing the producers of the "Quiet on the Set" documentary, Tim McGraw wants to be in more Westerns, Dave quizzes Victoria on Harry Potter, we play "What's That Sound?" and we announce the winners of the Lima/Allen County Chamber of Commerce Awards Gala.

Researchers say that taking the stairs instead of the elevator can boost your longevity, "parallel scrolling" could be ruining your relationship, it's allergy season for many of us, Ryan Reynolds and Dwayne Johnson may have had a "tiff," Ryan Gosling and Mikey Day dressed up as Beavis and Butthead again for the premiere of The Fall Guy, Scooby Doo is returning as a live-action series, Randy Travis has no music coming, we share our pet peeves, we play "Liquid Love Songs," and country singers we wish would make a comeback.

The first round of ACM performers has been announced, Zach Bryan has been helping those affected by the tornadoes over the weekend, having a dog makes you more social, Britney Spears has been called "Completely Dysfunctional," King Charles is not going to meet Prince Harry when he visits London, Eric Church divided his audience with a non-traditional set at Stagecoach, we play "The Big Finish," we reminisce about Saturday morning cartoons and shows, and what moms really want for Mother's Day.

You helped raise more than $46,000 last week during our Country Cares for St. Jude Kids Radiothon, the top 5 country songs of the week, Flava Flav is sticking up for Jelly Roll, Britney Spears has settled with her dad, Gisele Bundchen was not treated in the best way by a cop who pulled her over, Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie are still fighting, Pauly Shore has dropped out of the Richard Simmons Bio-Pic, we announce the "Sylvan Learning Center Teacher of the Week," we play "I Know Victoria's Secret," and we share "Food News."

The Kim Kardashian and Taylor Swift feud continues, Kim also hates the sound of cardboard?, Caitlin Clark has scored a new $28M deal with Nike, Miranda Lambert is releasing new music with her new label, today is Administrative Professionals Day, we play "Shortcut," Luke Bryan credits his butt for saving him from injury in his stage fall, Brothers Osborne tickets at the Allen County Fair go on sale today, we are all being asked to tip more and more, and we play "This or That."

Hardy has announced more tour dates, today is "Talk Like Shakespeare Day," about a firth of us are planning their next vacation while on vacation, Anne Hathaway says she once had to makeout with 10 guys in a movie audition, a Michael Jackson bio-pic is coming, the feud between Taylor Swift and Kim Kardashian is heightening, we announced this week's "Sylvan Learning Center Teacher of the Week," we play "Would You Rather" and we talk country star odds and end in "Country Star Roundup."

The top 5 country songs of the week, Morgan Wallen has broken his silence on the chair throwing incident, the top romantic novel boyfriends, David Beckham is suing Mark Wahlberg, Luke Bryan fell onstage over the weekend, the Spice Girls had a reunion to celebrate Victoria Beckham's 50th birthday, Chris Janson and Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson shot Chris's latest video together, we play "Are You Country Enough?", we talk to Mellani Cady of Elida Schools about their upcoming "Family Reading Night," and lessons we wish we'd learned when we were younger.