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Wake up with JJ Johnnie James every weekday morning at 6am! He'll keep you up to date with the Official Central Nebraska Weather Forecast as well as bringing you the latest stock market, ag and farm information.

He'll also keep you entertained and play the best country music on the dial!

Have lunch with Gene McCoy Noon - 3pm.

Listen for Andrew Mihm weekday afternoons 3pm till 6pm.  Stick around after the news it's Your Call for LAST CALL!  Hit him up at 728-3263 5:30 to 6 it's your time and your songs!  If you gotta request give him a call.  He'll help you wrap up your day and wind things down!  You can also join him on facebook.

And Lady Di is back and will keep you company in the evenings!

You'll be kept up to date with the latest news with our 20 minute newscasts at 7am, 12pm and 5pm. We are also your Official Central Nebraska Weather Station so we'll keep you on top of the latest weather with at least 3 forecasts every hour, every day all day long. We'll also be there when severe weather strikes to keep you safe and informed.

Listen for Mike Huckabee 3 times a day as well at 7:30am and 12:25pm and 2:30pm Monday through Friday.

Don't forget to tune into "Partyline" where you can buy, sell, trade or giveaway just about anything. You'll hear that weekdays at 1:06pm on Regional Radio KNLV!

Cluttered Car Banned from Road

DUSSELDORF, Germany -  Police have banned a woman's car from the road -- for being too cluttered with junk.

The car was apparently so full of trash, magazines, old clothes, and even furniture that they could barely see the driver at it traveled down a roadway in Dusseldorf.

The driver has been banned from taking the car on the road again until it passes a tidiness test.

Police said the car was so full of junk the woman's face was pressed up against the windshield as she drove.

"I'm sure this will make most people feel a lot better about leaving the odd candy wrapper lying around in their car," a police spokesperson joked.