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  • WGTD Sports: Scoring with Constant Innovation and Dedication

    Friday night's ground-breaking, multi-camera video cast on WGTD's Facebook page of the Bradford/Tremper cross-town rivalry will stand atop 15 years worth of innovation and dedication from an enthusiastic crew of adult

  • Racine's Machinery Row Rehab Project Apparently Dead

    Racine---The troubled Machinery Row rehab project now seems to be dead in the water.

  • Volunteers and EPA-funded Project to Help the Pike River

    The Pike River in Kenosha County is getting some short and long term help.

    Coming up this weekend is the annual river clean-up that's sponsored by the Kenosha Sportfishing and Conservation Association, in conjunction with Kenosha County Parks and other

  • State Senate Passes $3B Foxconn Incentive Package

    Assembly Approved Incentives For Tech Manufacturer Last Month

    (WPR)--Wisconsin state senators have passed a $3 billion incentive package for tech giant Foxconn.

  • Kenosha Dumps Foxconn Discussions

    Updated at 2p; 

    If officials in Racine County have any qualms over hosting Foxconn, they're not showing it in the wake of Kenosha Mayor John Antaramian's decision to pull the city out of the running because the deal--in his opinion--would be too

  • Racine School Board OKs Revised Handbook

    Racine---The Racine Unified School Board---facing the reality of a potential state intervention---approved a revised employee handbook last night---but---it was NOT a unanimous vote. The final vote was 7-2. Board members Julie McKenna and John Heckenlively vote no. They

  • 17-Year-Old Racine Cold Case Murder Cracked

    Racine---Leads from a double-homicide case in Milwaukee earlier this year helped crack a 17-year-old cold case murder in Racine County. At a press conference this morning---Racine County Sheriff Christopher Schmaling announced that one suspect---in the murder of Juanita

  • A Public Forum on the Future of RUSD Held Last Night

    Racine---A crowd of about 250 people showed up at Knapp Elementary School to learn more about AND react to the state's threat to break up Racine Unified IF the employee handbook doesn't meet Act 10 provisions---and---IF the latest test scores---due in November---get

  • Music Sampler: Kenosha's Paul Douglas Band on "Noon Tunes" September 11-15

    For many years one of the most popular cover bands in southeastern Wisconsin was Kenosha's Paul Douglas Band. A number of years ago the band put out a CD with covers of some of their favorite songs ranging from the Grass Roots to the Mamas and Papas to Bon Jovi.

  • New Shalom Center Dedicated

    A couple hundred Kenosha area residents turned out Thursday to pat themselves on the back: They were among those who helped to raise hundreds of thousands of dollars to allow the Shalom Center to purchase a vacant office building and turn it into a soup kitchen and