News
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Permanent Daylight Saving Time?
Republican State Representatives Samantha Kerkman (pictured) and Michael Schraa are working on a bill that would make Daylight Saving Time permanent in Wisconsin. This would mean later sunsets in the winter as well as later sunrises.
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Pleasant Prairie Police Seek Man Said to be Possibly Armed and Dangerous
Update: As of 1p 2/26/17 the search continues.
An intense manhunt took place in Pleasant Prairie Wednesday evening for a subject deemed by police to be possibly armed and dangerous.
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Kenosha Teen to Face a Lesser Homicide Charge
The Kenosha County District Attorney’s office believes the shooting death last weekend of 23 year-old Sean Bialas was an accident and not the result of an intentional act.
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Appeals Court: Kenosha Man Properly Convicted of Strangulation Death
A state appeals court says a Kenosha man---accused of strangling a woman and leaving her body in a cemetery---was properly convicted. Prosecutors charged that Javier Garcia with intentional homicide, sexual assault, false imprisonment, battery and theft in connection
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Kenosha United Way Names New CEO: Tara Panasewicz
United Way of Kenosha County has a new CEO. Tara Panasewicz---a lifelong resident of Kenosha---who most recently served as Vice President at Southport Bank in Kenosha---officially joins the agency later this week. Prior to Southport Bank she spent 14 years in Racine
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Former DNR Head Slams Elimination Of Agency’s Magazine
(WPR)---A former director of the Wisconsin DNR is slamming the proposal to eliminate the agency’s magazine.
Wisconsin Natural Resources would cease publication in February 2018 after nearly 100 years, as part of the governor’s budget.
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Mother: Son's Shooting Death Was Intentional; Charges in I-94 Hit & Run
Kenosha---The mother of a 23 year-old man who was killed by his 15 year-old cousin last weekend says she doesn’t believe the teen’s story that the death was an accident. A tearful Karen Bialas spoke to reporters Tuesday night just before a candlelight vigil outside of
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Racine Symphony Announces Winners of Young Artists' Competition
The Racine Symphony Orchestra has announced the winners of its 2017 Young Artists’ Competition. Talented high school age instrumental music students hailing from throughout Southeastern Wisconsin competed in this annual event
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The KR Bluegrass Band on "Noon Tunes" All Week, February 13-17
Longtime, local bluegrass favorites---The KR Bluegrass Band---are featured all this week on "Noon Tunes," which you can hear as the last element of the WGTD Midday News. It airs approximately at 12:20pm each weekday.
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Homicide in Kenosha; Drug Arrests in Connection With Heroin Overdoses
Updated Monday, Feb. 13
Kenosha---Authorities are trying to determine whether the death of a 23 year-old man at the hands of his 15 year-old cousin Saturday night was accidental or intentional.
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