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  • Kenosha's Haley Klinkhammer on "Noon Tunes" November 7-11

    Kenosha singer/songwriter Haley Klinkhammer makes her "Noon Tunes" debut this week, November 7-11. We've included her song "Clocks and Mirrors" here for your listening enjoyment.

  • Paul Ryan Says He Won’t Step Down as Speaker of the House

    (WPR)---Paul Ryan is denying reports that he plans to step down as Speaker of the House after Tuesday’s election.

    Ryan was asked following a campaign stop Friday with Sen. Ron Johnson about a report in The Hill newspaper that he was no longer interested in being

  • Strange Attempted Bank Robbery Ends With No Injuries

    Kenosha---A slow-moving bank robbery that included a device that the would-be thief claimed was a bomb ended peacefully late Friday morning. 

    A local man believed to be in his 30's was taken into custody.

    According to police:

  • Kenosha Bank Standoff Ends

    Kenosha---A morning-long stand-off with a man claiming to have had a bomb ended late Friday morning. 

    The man had been holed up in the Johnson Bank at Glenwood Crossings on the city's north side.

    Law enforcement personnel could be seen putting a

  • Local Headlines: New KFD Chief; Retired KSD Capt. in Court & More

    Kenosha---The gunman who believed his girlfriend was romantically involved with a co-worker purportedly aimed for the groin before firing. Then 43 year-old Rodney Coleman allegedly put the gun to the man's head, but the weapon miraculously didn't go off.

  • Inmate Found Dead in Kenosha

    An inmate found dead at the Kenosha County Pre-trial Facility Wednesday morning is believed to be Lucia Hernandez-Alvarez, who---last month---pleaded guilty to killing her two children back in September.

  • MU Poll: Johnson, Feingold In Dead Heat; Clinton Keeps Grasp On Lead

    (WPR)---The latest Marquette University Law School Poll shows Wisconsin's U.S. Senate race is about as close as it gets, with Democrat Russ Feingold leading Republican incumbent Sen. Ron Johnson by a margin of just 1 percentage point, 45-44 among likely voters.

  • Dairyland Greyhound Park To Be Sold Soon

    The former Dairyland Greyhound Park---on Highway 158 in Kenosha---may soon be sold off to a development group that will likely re-purpose it for manufacturing activity.

  • Elkhorn-Area Korean Vet to be Featured on PBS Documentary

    A veteran from Walworth County relives his experience as a Korean war P-O-W for a national television audience.

    Grant McMillin was one of twenty vets who were interviewed for an American Experience documentary titled “The Battle of Chosin.”

    The film airs

  • Update on Spot; TCF & Danish Brotherhood Weapons Calls

    Kenosha---A shooting that occurred Friday morning near the TCF Bank at 22nd Ave. and 80th St. was the result of some type of personal issue between the victim and gunman, according to a police dept. spokesman.