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Winter Homeless Shelter OK'd for Racine
Racine County Executive Jonathan Delagrave and Segue Racine have announced a temporary winter homeless shelter site on the second floor of the former Lincoln Lutheran building, on Domanik Drive, which currently houses United Way of Racine County.
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Liberal Group Asking for Suspension of Voter ID Law
A hearing has been scheduled in federal court---less than four weeks before the November election---to consider a motion calling for suspension of Wisconsin's Voter ID law. U.S. District Judge James Peterson has scheduled the hearing for Wednesday, October
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Federal Judge Stands By Earlier Ruling in Tremper Transgender Case
Milwaukee---A federal judge has denied a request for a stay of a previous order that formally opened the doors of boys' bathrooms at Tremper High School to a transgender student.
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Kenosha City Council: Velodrome Will Get Fixed and Application for HUD Loan for Fire Superstation OK'd
It was a busy and productive night---last night---for the Kenosha City Council. After more than 90 minutes of debate, including about 45 minutes behind closed doors, the Council approved an agreement with Rasch Construction to fix the cracked Washington Park Velodrome.
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US Supreme Court: Case Closed on Governor Walker
The US Supreme Court has rejected an appeal to reopen an investigation into whether Governor Scott Walker's campaign illegally coordinated with outside conservative groups during his 2012 recall election. The justices---today---left in place a Wisconsin Supreme Court
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Kal Bergendahl Project Debuts New CD on "Noon Tunes" October 3-7
All this week on WGTD’s “Noon Tunes” we are playing songs from the Kal Bergendahl Project’s brand new CD titled “Parallels Chapter 1.” We’ve included a song from that CD, “The Clearing,” here for you to sample. The Kenosha-based group is a 7-piece jazz
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Shalom Center Optimistic About Federal Grant and Opening Homeless Shelter Next July
The executive director of Kenosha’s Shalom Center is cautiously optimistic that they will be awarded an $850,000 federal home loan bank grant next month---and---that means their new homeless shelter could open next July.
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Worker Injured at Kenosha Bowling Alley
Kenosha---A HVAC worker was injured Sunday evening when he crashed through the ceiling at Sheridan Lanes.
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Key Issues on Agenda for Monday Night's Kenosha City Council Meeting
Kenosha----We may soon learn more about the new owner of the city's only downtown hotel.
The Best Western Harborside Inn is in the process of being sold.
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Senator Bob Wirch: Sell Governor's Mansion to Pay for I-94 Project
State Senator Bob Wirch---from Kenosha---is calling on Governor Scott Walker--once again---to sell off the governor’s mansion.