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Murder in Racine; Fire in Kenosha
Racine---A 28-year-old man died from an apparent gunshot wound in Racine this morning. Police responded to the 18-hundred block of Roosevelt Avenue for a call of a man lying on the ground and unresponsive. Efforts to revive him were unsuccessful and he was declared dead
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Say What?: Some Trump Promises Left Unfilled May Not Bother Some Supporters
Kenosha---Political science professors are struggling to interpret exit polling data from the presidential election.
Speaking on the Morning Show Thursday, Jerry Mast and Jeff Roberg from Carthage College say a vote for Trump can't be equated to complete support
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Home Building Program Helps to Stabilize Neighborhood
Kenosha---One by one, the city's four year-old Habitat for Humanity program is helping families gain a foothold to financial security by providing new homes with interest-free mortgages. But these days, there’s an added, coincidental benefit.
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Political Grief: Church Convenes Support Group
Racine---About two-dozen members of the Olympia Brown Unitarian Universalist Church met in the sanctuary Wednesday night, looking for answers and assurances in the wake of Donald Trump’s White House victory.
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House Speaker Says Republicans Will Be Hitting The Ground Running After Inauguration
(WPR)---Speaker of the House Paul Ryan has spoken with Republican President-elect Donald Trump and said he hopes to have a good working relationship with the newly elected United States President.
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Unitarians Open Church Doors in Wake of Election Results
Racine---Olympia Brown Unitarian Universalist Church will host a gathering Wednesday from 4:00 to 8:00 p.m. for anyone who wants to "pray, reflect, light a candle, speak with our minister...or just be with others who are struggling with this election outcome."
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Local Democrats, Republicans, Celebrate/Bemoan Election Results
Wisconsin's ten electoral votes put Donald Trump over the top early Wednesday morning.
Despite pre-election polls that suggested a different outcome, Wisconsin went for Trump by three percentage points.
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Expanded Kenosha Bus Service Poised to Start in January
Kenosha---Final federal and state approvals have been received in order to finance a big expansion of the city's municipal bus service.
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Paul Ryan's 1st District Challenger Looks To Use Trump Against Him
A man named Ryan is expected to win the election in Wisconsin's 1st Congressional District next month.
Many pundits say the winner will likely be U.S. House Speaker Paul Ryan, the Republican incumbent. But Democrat Ryan Solen is hoping for an upset, thanks in part
