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Missing KSB Members Would Not Have Supported Arrington Stadium Name

Kenosha---Had the full school board been present for the vote, it's unlikely that "Olen D. Arrington, Jr. Stadium" would've been selected as the name for Bradford High School's new field.  

SUV With No Occupants Recovered From Retention Pond

Kenosha---No arrests have been made in connection with the theft of an SUV which wound up in the retention pond in front of Meijer's off of Green Bay Road early Thursday morning. 

Poll: Walker Approval Rating Remains At 38 Percent While Ryan's Stays High

(WPR)---A recent Marquette University Law School Poll shows high approval ratings for one prominent Republican and lower approval ratings

Family Honored by Naming Decision, But Won't Fight Attempts to Rescind It

Kenosha---The family of the late Olen Arrington, Jr. says it's humbled and honored by the decision to name the new stadium at Bradford High School after the family patriarch, but it won't lobby to ensure that the school board doesn't reverse itself in the face of public

Furious Backlash Over Stadium Naming

From our partners at WRJN

Kenosha---Supporters of the naming of the new football stadium at Bradford High School for Mary D. Bradford are not taking the Kenosha Unified School Board decision to name the facility for late school board member Olen Arrington

Appeals Court Stays Ruling On Voter ID Law That Would Have Allowed Affidavits To Vote

Appeals Court: District Court Ruling Could Cause 'Irreparable Injury'

Westosha Market Shutting Down

The Westosha Market---an offshoot of Kenosha’s enormously popular and successful Harbor Market---is folding up its tent and calling it a day at the end of Wednesday’s market (August 10th).

Top Primary Election Results

UPDATE  8-9 10:45p 

It'll be Paul Ryan against Ryan Solen.

Solen--an Iraqi war vet and S-C Johnson employee--beat Tom Breu of Janesville to take the Democratic nomination in Tuesday's primary voting in the 1st Congressional District. 

Water Pollution Is Pillar Issue In Local Elections

Public Health Concerns Over Drinking Water Have Caused Some Republicans To Abandon Traditional Anti-Regulation Stance, Investigative Reporter Says

Monday, August 8, 2016

Playground Settlement Offer Approved in Committee

UPDATED 11:30a 8-9-16 (Edits with additional and clarification) 

Kenosha---The chairman of the city council's Public Works Committee is predicting that the full body will endorse a settlement agreement between the city and the contractor that installed