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Calling All 'Blues' and 'Reds' Who Want to Bridge the Political Divide

An organization that was founded two years ago to bridge the gap between “Reds” and “Blues” will be holding a skills workshop in Kenosha Saturday.

The group is called “Better Angels,” and the session, to be held at the Northside Library from 9:30 to noon, will be

Saturday's RSO Concert is Previewed With an In-Studio Performance

The featured musician for Saturday evening's Racine Symphony concert at the Siena Center Chapel performed a a sample of his work in the WGTD studios Friday morning.

Cellist Noah Mercadillo is on the program by virtue of the fact that he's the Symphony's Young

Governor Evers Sends Mixed Signals About Foxconn; Chairman Gou Meets with Racine and Mount Pleasant Officials

Governor Tony Evers is now retreating from his previous comments that he didn’t think Foxconn would employ 13,000 people at its Mount Pleasant plant. Evers spoke to the editorial board of the Racine Journal Times and Kenosha News after meeting with Foxconn Chairman Terry

Paul Nehlen, 2016 Republican Challenger to Paul Ryan, Banned From Facebook and Instagram

Paul Nehlen, the controversial challenger to Paul Ryan in the 1st Wisconsin House District race in 2016, is now banned from Facebook and Instagram. 

Foxconn's Gou Meets with President Trump and Governor Evers

Foxconn CEO Terry Gou met with President Donald Trump (pictured together at last year's Mount Pleasant Foxconn groundbreaking) Wednesday to discuss the company’s ever-changing Wisconsin project.

Evers Says He Has Clarity On Foxconn Project

(WPR)---Foxconn Technology Group Chairman Terry Gou was reportedly at the White House Tuesday discussing the

Democrat McGuire Takes Assembly Seat in Special Election

The 64th state Assembly district will remain in Democratic hands. 31 year-old Tip McGuire defeated former Kenosha School Board member Mark Stalker in a special election Tuesday with 62% of the vote. 

The seat was last held by Peter Barca, who resigned to

Parkway Problems: Miffed Neighbor Sets Out to Cause Headaches..And Does

(WGTD)---A neighborhood spat has resulted in potential legal trouble for dozens of Kenosha homeowners. Now the city is moving to get the residents off the hook.

Protocol For Handling New Massage License Applications Needs 'Massaging'

(WGTD)--- An oversight is preventing Kenosha from taking full advantage of a recently-approved ordinance regulating massage parlors in the city.

As they were in the process of considering applications for a half-dozen licenses Monday, aldermen discovered that a

Election Day; Kraut Fest Investigation; Opioid Overdoses

Tuesday is election day for some of us. Voters in the 64th Assembly district are going to the polls in a special election to pick a replacement for Peter Barca. The Democrat resigned recently to take a position in the Evers administration. On the ballot are Republican