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Rights Workshop Held in Racine for Undocumented Workers

Racine---The top issue voiced at a workshop Sunday for undocumented workers was a concern for their American-born children.

About 75 people attended the session at the Labor Center. Organized by the immigrant rights group Voces De La Frontera, the event featured a

Lightning Strike Damages a Kenosha Home

Kenosha---An apparent lightning strike early Tuesday evening blew a hole in the roof of a single-family home on the city's north side and touched off a fire.

Strong City Council Support for a Racine Arena And Convention Center

Racine---At the moment, strong enthusiasm appears to exist at the City Council for Mayor Dickert’s proposed $43 million arena and convention center.

Audio Sample: Dangerous Folk on "Noon Tunes" Feb. 27 - March 3

It's a hootenanny this week on WGTD's "Noon Tunes." The popular Milwaukee-based folk trio Dangerous Folk sing some of the classic folk songs of the 1960s including "Jamaica Farewell," "Blowin' In The Wind" and "Turn! Turn! Turn!" "Noon Tunes" is the

Committee: Lift Death Sentence for Feral Cats in Kenosha

Kenosha---Feral cats would get a break, and their numbers would purportedly dwindle over time, under a proposal that won approval Monday night from a city council committee.

Benefit Coming Up In Racine For Cancer Patients And Their Families

Racine---In the face of mounting expenses, friends and family of cancer patient Steve Koss are holding a fundraiser. But it’s not for Steve. It’s for a foundation that’s been set up in his name to help the families of other Racine-area cancer patients.

No Surprises at Kenosha Town Hall Meeting

Kenosha---No surprises--- Sunday night---in Kenosha at a town hall meeting organized by the liberal activist group Forward Kenosha. The group says that Congressman Paul Ryan is ignoring his constituents’ concerns by not scheduling any town hall meetings in his district.