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AP Reports: Tony Romo is retiring; heading to broadcast booth
DALLAS — Tony Romo is retiring rather than trying to chase a Super Bowl with another team after losing his starting job with the Dallas Cowboys, a person with knowledge of the decision told The Associated Press on Tuesday.
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New Use For Unused Space at Kemper Center is Proposed
Kenosha---Kemper Center, the county-owned complex of buildings on the city's lakefront, hasn’t been a girls’ school for decades. But some parts remain unchanged, like a pair of empty floors above Simmons Auditorium that were used as dormitories.
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Immigrants Rights Groups Hold a Rally in Racine
Racine---A rally to draw attention to a planned May 1st general strike and the lack of public appearances in the area by House Speaker Paul Ryan was held at the John Bryant Community Center Saturday. It drew about 250 people.
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KSB Candidate Forum Airs on WGTD
Kenosha---Two incumbents and two challengers are on the spring election ballot Tuesday for the two open seats on the Kenosha School Board.
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Hang On To Your Birch: Thieves Cash In On Stolen Tree Branches
Northern Wisconsin Forests Targeted
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Fire Destroys a Home Just South of Walworth County
Bigfoot, Il.---A family of five is homeless after a fire destroyed their home on the state line near U.S. Highway 14 late Friday afternoon.
The only family member who was home at the time, a man in his mid 20's, suffered smoke inhalation and minor burns on
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Racine Art Museum Provides Glimpse Into The Great Depression
Museum Displaying Art Created As Part Of The Works Progress Administration
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Deadline to Pass Without an Agreement on the REAL School Move
The on-going dispute between the Village of Sturtevant and Racine Unified over the proposed move of a charter school into the SportsPlex in the Renaissance Business Park in the village could delay the school's opening past fall, according to a RUSD official.
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Major Retailer Has Plans for Kenosha
Kenosha---Another big retailer is coming to the I-94 corridor.
Mills Fleet Farm plans to build a 219,000 sq. ft. store in the southwest quadrant of I-94 and 60th St. The site is adjacent to a planned Aurora Health Care campus.
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DNR Secretary Defends Decline In Pollution Fines, Elimination Of Magazine
Secretary Stepp: DNR Has Changed Outreach To Potential Polluters
The head of the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources on Thursday defended the elimination of the agency's magazine and a decline in state pollution fines.