Sheboygan's Morning News 5:00 AM - 9:00 AM
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Sheboygan's Morning News, weekdays 5 to 9 on WHBL, is the place to turn for the all the news and info you need to start your busy day.
Kelly Meyer discusses the news of the day, Mike Kinzel has updates from the WHBL newsroom at the top and bottom of each hour, Mark Daniels has sports after the 6, 7 and 8 o'clock news and Fox 11 has your weather forecast.
In addition, you'll hear The Badger Update with the voice of the Wisconsin Badgers, Matt Lepay, at 6:35 and The Back Page with Wayne Larrivee Tuesdays and Thursdays at 6:15. During football season, Wayne Larrivee joins the show at 8:00 the day after each Packer game.
We also bring you Rush Limbaugh's Morning Update daily at 7:40 and Kim Komando's Digital Minute at 8:35.
Kelly wraps up the morning with The News You May Have Missed - a look at the wacky news of the day.
And every Friday is Fish Fry Friday! It's your chance to win perch dinners.
Get informed and entertained each morning with Sheboygan's Morning News - the best way to start your day.
Kelly Meyer was born and raised in the lakeshore area. Specifically he was born in Manitowoc, grew up in the Reedsville area. So he is well-versed in: fish frys, brat frys and "cooler by the lake."
Kelly's radio career began in 1985 at a small station in Kewaunee. From there he has had stints in the Fox Valley area, Two Rivers, Arizona and Manitowoc, before landing at WHBL in February, 2001.
Away from radio Kelly's interest are: 1. Football, 2. Football, 3. Football. Yes, it's true, Kelly is a Viking fan. No he wasn't dropped on his head as a child, he caught the purple fever when he was seven. 4. Cooking: His chili is legendary, just ask him. But NO NOODLES! 5. Music: Classic rock, especially the Grateful Dead, Neil Young, the Doors, CCR, Joe Walsh.
What drives him nuts? Political correctness, a lack of common sense, and people constantly texting and talking on their cell phones.
Listen to Sheboygan's Morning News with Kelly Meyer and Mike Kinzel Weekdays from 5:00am to 9:00am on WHBL!
One of the most respected radio journalists in Wisconsin, News Director Mike Kinzel brought his talents to Newsradio 1330 WHBL, in February of 2001.
During his years in broadcasting, Mike has netted numerous awards from the WBA, UPI, and others. Mike was honored with a national award in 1986 for a radio series he produced on the Point Beach Nuclear Power plant. Mike was presented in 2005 with perhaps his most prestigious award, the "Carol Brewer Award". The award is given out each year by the Wisconsin Associated Press and honored Mike for his "longstanding dedication to broadcast news in Wisconsin".
Mike and his wife Karen have two grown children. Listen for Mike's newscasts during Sheboygan's Morning News, weekdays on Newsradio 1330, WHBL
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