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Trump Blasts Canadian Dairy Policy During Wisconsin Visit

President Signs Order On High-Skilled Worker Visas During Kenosha Stop

(AP,WPR)---President Donald Trump used a visit to Kenosha Tuesday to criticize recent changes to Canada's dairy pricing system as unfair to Wisconsin's farmers and said he

New Trump Order Extends 'Buy American' And 'Hire American' Rules

(NPR)---President Trump is trying to put more muscle into his campaign slogan of "Buy American and Hire American" and is preparing to sign an executive order Tuesday aimed at strengthening existing government policies to support domestic products and workers.

Details on Trump's Kenosha Visit

Updated at Midnight

President Donald Trump plans to tout his "buy American, hire American" agenda during a stop at Snap-On in Kenosha later today.

Trump to Appear in Kenosha Tuesday Afternoon

Kenosha---President Trump is expected to speak at Snap-On's headquarters on 80th St. early Tuesday afternoon.

A formal announcement from the White House is expected on Monday. 

Appellate Court Rules Against Golden Sands Mega Dairy Farm

Owners Of The Dairy May Appeal To State Supreme Court

(WPR)---The Fourth District Court of Appeals has handed a significant setback to the proposed Golden Sands

Authorities: Gun Theft Suspect Captured

(WPR)---Authorities say the Wisconsin man accused of stealing guns and writing an anti-government manifesto has been arrested.

Audio Sample: The Crawford Jazz Band on "Noon Tunes" April 18-21

The Crawford Jazz Band returns to WGTD's "Noon Tunes" the week of April 18-21. (No show on Monday the 17th). We'll be featuring songs from their CD ""It's About Time," which is a collection of many great evergreen songs that you can sing along with.

KPD Cop Who'd Been Facing Termination Resigns; More Help for Shalom

The Kenosha police officer who punched a man who'd been with his wife has resigned. The attorney for 30 year-old Kendal West confirms that his client submitted a letter of resignation. Larry Keating declined further comment. Early indications were that West had planned

Kenosha Committe Takes First Step to Revoke First Step's License

Kenosha---Despite an outpouring of support, a city council committee voted unanimously Monday night to recommend that a shelter of last resort for homeless people undergo a license revocation hearing.

Report Shows High-Capacity Wells Affect Little Plover River

Study: Closer A High-Capacity Well Is To River, More It Affects Water Flow