WSSP-AM (Hales Corners, WI)

WSSP (1250 AM) is a sports talk radio station located in Milwaukee and is part of Entercom's network. Both its studios and transmitter can be found in Hales Corners.

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Climate activists gather at Minnesota State Capitol in effort to protect environmental laws

1 day ago | audacy.com | Taylor Rivera

Climate activists are delivering nearly 1,600 petitions to Minnesota state lawmakers on Tuesday - Earth Day - in an effort to enforce laws protecting public health statewide. The activists gathered at the Minnesota State Capitol to enforce environmental laws. One issue being highlighted is the Trump administration's efforts to allow copper-sulfide mining at the edge of the Boundary Waters. Executive Director of Friends of the Boundary Waters.
Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison sues Trump Administration, says they're bullying vulnerable children

1 day ago | audacy.com | Mark Freie |Taylor Rivera

A new lawsuit filed Tuesday by Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison alleges the Trump Administration is bullying vulnerable children in Minnesota. "Minnesota brings this lawsuit to stop President Trump and his administration from bullying vulnerable children in this state," Ellison says, adding that two of Trump's executive orders targeting transgender children and adults violate the U.S. Constitution as well as Title IX.
The Detroit native who would be an 'outstanding pick' for Lions at No. 28

2 days ago | audacy.com | Will Burchfield

The question for the Lions isn't so much who they might like at No. 28. But who might be available. Derrick Harmon? "I think there's a legit shot he's there," NFL Draft insider Daniel Jeremiah said last week. "I think he could be in their range. The floor for him, I've looked at the Lions at 28, I've looked at the Bills at 30 (as the) potential last line for him to fall.
Mass at The Cathedral of St. Paul honors life and accomplishments of Pope Francis

2 days ago | audacy.com | Taylor Rivera |Lindsey Peterson

As Catholic congregations across the world mourn the passing of Pope Francis, a mass at The Cathedral of Saint Paul honors his life and accomplishments. Archbishop of St. Paul and Minneapolis, Bernard Hebda, says Pope Francis paved the way for inclusion in the church that he hopes to see a new pope with similar values. "He's been a great defender of human life, just the way in which he's been an apostle for peace," says Hebda.
Despite fiscal cliff, SEPTA moves ahead with sustainability efforts

2 days ago | audacy.com | Mike DeNardo

PHILADELPHIA (KYW Newsradio) - SEPTA says even though it's facing a fiscal cliff, it's not curtailing its sustainability efforts. The transit agency is looking at ways to reduce its carbon footprint even amid the prospect of drastically cutting service without more state funding. "Right now we're moving full speed ahead," Emily Yates, SEPTA's deputy chief planning officer for innovation, told KYW Newsradio at an Earth Day event Monday at SEPTA headquarters.
Atlanta Hawks relieve Landry Fields of General Manager Duties

2 days ago | audacy.com | Abe Gordon

Shortly after Noon on Monday the Atlanta Hawks announced that they were relieving Landry Fields of his duties as General Manager and promoting Onsi Saleh to that role. The Hawks missed the playoffs for the second consecutive season, and while this year saw significant development across a young core despite injury to up-and-coming star Jalen Johnson, it also saw the Hawks go 0-2 in the play-in games and enter the offseason earlier than expected.
Pope Francis, whose legacy includes greater embrace of the modern world and a special visit to Philadelphia, dies at 88

3 days ago | audacy.com | Nigel Thompson |Tim Jimenez

PHILADELPHIA (KYW Newsradio) - Pope Francis, history's first Latin American pontiff who charmed the world with his humble style and concern for the poor but alienated conservatives with critiques of capitalism and climate change, died Monday. He was 88. Francis, who suffered from chronic lung disease and had part of one lung removed as a young man, was admitted to the hospital on Feb. 14 for a respiratory crisis that developed into double pneumonia.
Commerce Department hosts free safety-focused event for Philadelphia business owners

3 days ago | audacy.com | John McDevitt

PHILADELPHIA (KYW Newsradio) - Philadelphia's Commerce Department is hosting a free monthly event series aimed at helping businesses in the city grow. The April edition of "Coffee and Commerce" will focus on safety and crime prevention, and all Philadelphia business owners are invited to attend. This month's event is titled "Safety Essentials and Crime Prevention for Businesses in Philadelphia".
Norris couldn't play due to a torn oblique

4 days ago | audacy.com | Paul Hamilton

Buffalo, NY (WGR 550) - Before Josh Norris was acquired from the Ottawa Senators in March, he had torn his oblique muscle. He was able to play with it, and it felt OK, but it kept getting worse. In three games with Buffalo he had a goal and an assist, but it started getting worse,"It was a torn oblique, but I'm feeling good now," Norris said. "That happened originally and when I got here it just kept getting worse.
This is the Spencer Torkelson the Tigers always dreamed of

4 days ago | audacy.com | Will Burchfield

When Spencer Torkelson loomed over the plate with two on and two out in the seventh inning Friday night, the fans behind the Tigers' dugout started chanting "Tork! Tork!! Tork!!!" before each pitch. They weren't alone. The chant has caught on in the Tigers' dugout, too. "A bunch of us do it: 'Tork! Tork!!'" said Riley Greene, smiling and pumping his fist. "We're all doing it with them. It has a great ring to it."As dialed in as he is right now, Torkelson can't block it out himself.