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Bradford Stabbing Victim Dies; Stabber Appears in Adult Court
Kenosha---The 15 year-old boy who was stabbed in the chest during an altercation with another student at Bradford High School Tuesday has died. The student has never been officially identified by authorities, but social media has him as Dajuan or Dezjon Taylor.
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Audio Sampler: Kenosha Crooner Jimmy Janis on "Noon Tunes" May 1-5
One of Kenosha's favorite crooners---Jimmy Janis---joins us all week on "Noon Tunes" to sing some of his favorite Frank Sinatra tunes. You can hear "Come Fly With Me" right here. Jimmy began his singing career in the Air Force in the 1950s and landed a spot on "The
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Exploring Human Consequences Of General Motors Plant Closure In Janesville
Washington Post Writer Digs Into Effects On Southern Wisconsin Community
(WPR)---In June 2008, the announcement came that the Janesville Assembly Plant — the oldest operating General Motors plant in the country — would be closed.
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Phone Store in Mt. Pleasant Robbed Amid Growing Number of Such Thefts
Mt. Pleasant---Cell phone stores are becoming popular targets for thieves.
The latest theft occurred early Thursday evening at an AT&T store located in a small strip mall in front of the Walmart Supercenter on Durand Ave.
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15-Year-Old Alleged Stabber in Adult Court Today
Updated at 9:45am, Friday, April 28th: The 15-year-old student who allegedly stabbed another student at Bradford High School on Tuesday will appear in adult court today (Friday) at 1pm. His initial appearance on Wednesday was in juvenile
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Emerald Ash Borer Eating Its Way Through Door County
Beetle Is Killing Thousands Of Trees In Tourist Hot Spot
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Hazarous Materials Leak South of Union Grove Prompts Warning
Updated 1p; 7:20p;
Town of Paris---A valve that apparently malfunction on a tank trailer that was being hauled led to a spill of anhydrous ammonia gas near the Kenosha/Racine county line Wednesday morning.
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No Easy Solutions for First Step Replacement
With the closure of a homeless shelter in Kenosha just days away, a task force started to make plans on just how to go about helping the population that’ll soon be turned away by First Step, a low-barrier shelter on 63rd St. that over the past 14 years has accepted
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Walker: 'No Interest' In Vehicle Fee Increase To Pay For Roads
(WPR)---Gov. Scott Walker said Monday he has "no interest" in increasing vehicle registration fees to help pay for road projects in Wisconsin, but stopped short of saying he'd veto the increase if lawmakers put it in the state budget.
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Audio Sampler: The Sipos & Young Band on "Noon Tunes" April 24 -28
The Sipos & Young Band---from Kenosha---is paying a return visit to "Noon Tunes" the week of April 24 - 28. Chris Sipos and Rachel Young have been performing around Kenosha, southeastern Wisconsin and northern Illinois for quite a while.