DJ Justice: Submit Your Case to be Heard on WKDQ

Court is in session on 99.5 WKDQ, and we are trading in our headphones for gavels each week.

Have you recently had something happen at home or in public that caused some dispute? We want to solve the case once and for all. Tune in to the wildest courtroom drama on the airwaves! Introducing "DJ Justice" – the electrifying radio segment where Travis and Melissa trade in their headphones for gavels and solve YOUR court cases! Got a neighbor feud over a noisy lawnmower? Or maybe a dispute with your significant other about eating the last cookie out of the cookie jar? No case is too small or too bizarre for Travis and Melissa to tackle!

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Here's how it will go down: You've got a case, conundrum, or conflict? Submit your case to the court of DJ Justice. Then, every Friday on Travis and Melissa in the Morning at 7:20 our DJ Justices – armed with charisma, wit, and hot takes – dish out verdicts that'll make Judge Judy blush! It's not just about the rulings – it's about the ride! Expect laughs, surprises, and maybe even a little musical interlude or two. So, whether you're guilty of hogging the remote or innocent of stealing your roommate's leftovers, join us for "DJ Justice" – because justice has never sounded this fun!

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So, now it's time for you to submit your cases. We'll choose one case each week and deliberate live on air every Friday morning. We want to hear from you! Share your story in the form below!

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