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Music Sampler: Racine's Bonzie on "Noon Tunes" August 14-18
WGTD welcomes Bonzie to" Noon Tunes" the week of August 14-18. Her real name is Nina Ferraro---she’s originally from Racine---and---we played her first CD---under that name---about 5 or 6 years ago.
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Wisconsin Senate Leader Changes Tone On Foxconn Package
Fitzgerald Says He Hasn't Asked Senators For Vote Count
(WPR)---State Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald, R-Juneau, said Thursday he's prepared to move forward with the massive state incentive package for tech manufacturer Foxconn later this
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New Arts District Especially Active This Saturday
A relatively new arts district in Kenosha will be a big part of the downtown area’s long-running Second Saturday promotion this weekend.
The Union Park Art District consists of four galleries, including ArtWorks, Left of the Lake Gallery, Re:Vision, and its
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DNR Secretary Says Staff Ready To Handle Foxconn Permit Reviews
Stepp Contends Environment Would Be Protected Under Streamlined Approach
(WPR)---Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources Secretary Cathy Stepp says her agency will be able to handle environmental reviews for the proposed Foxconn factory in
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Big Redevelopment Project Proposed for Downtown Kenosha
Updated 8-10 to reflect Plan Commission action and developer's comments.
Kenosha---The restaurateur who plans to turn a vacant downtown building into a boutique hotel with dining and banquet space says he plans to make it a showcase
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Fitzgerald: GOP Senators 'Cautious' On Foxconn
State Senate Leader Unsure Of Current Vote Count On Incentive Package
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Racine Co. Gets a Taiwanese Company, But the Big Fish is Still Out There
Racine County has landed a Taiwanese-owned company, but it's not the one we've been telling you about, at least not yet.
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Wisconsin Wouldn't Break Even On Foxconn Deal Until 2043
Nonpartisan Budget Office Details 15-Year Pay Out Of Tax Incentives
(WPR)---The state of Wisconsin wouldn't break even on its $3 billion incentive package for tech manufacturer Foxconn until the year 2043, according to an estimate released Tuesday
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A Racine Teen is Charged With Murder After Firing Into a Crowd
A Racine teenager who’s facing a murder charge said he fired into a crowd of young people in an alley because he thought they were members of a rival gang.
17 year-old Rytrell Earl was charged Tuesday with one count of 1st Degree Intentional Homicide and four
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No Confession, But Evidence Piles Up Against a Teen Charged With Murder
Kenosha---According to a criminal complaint, the man accused of killing a Kenosha high school student last month told four different versions of his interaction with the victim, none of which included an admission of guilt.