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Updated: KPD ID's Murder Victim

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'Bernie Or Bust' Delegates Still Unwilling To Support Clinton

Most Sanders Delegates Have Opted To Support Clinton, But A Small Group Of Sander's Devotees Remains

Wednesday, July 27, 2016, 4:40pm

By Shawn Johnson

Kenosha Death Probe: No Official ID or Cause of Death But Plenty to Report

Kenosha---For the second day in a row, yellow tape surrounded a home near the lakefront where the decomposing body of a man was discovered by a construction crew on Tuesday. 

Police have neither identified the man or announced a cause of death.

Kudos and a New Contract for KUSD's Superintendent

Kenosha---Based on comments made at Tuesday night's regularly-scheduled meeting of the Kenosha School Board, relations couldn't be better between Superintendent Sue Savaglio-Jarvis and all seven board members.

Neighbors: Mystery Surrounds Possible Homicide Victim in Death as Well as in Life

Kenosha---Police are treating the death of a man whose decomposing body was found in his home Tuesday as suspicious. 

Just before noon, police were called to 59th Pl. and 4th Ave. by a construction crew that had come across a foul odor. They traced the origin

Fire in Rochester

A fire broke out early this morning at the building that houses the residence and offices of the Franciscan Missions in Rochester in Racine County. Fire personnel from various agencies responded. No injuries were reported.

Cory Mason: "Boos Turned into Cheers" at Democrat Convention

State Representative Cory Mason---from Racine--a delegate to the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia---told WGTD’s Greg Berg---today---on The Morning Show---that yesterday was quite an emotional rollercoaster ride. The day began with the story of the

Die-Hard Sanders Delegate From Kenosha Makes Waves at Convention

Philadelphia---At the first day of the Democratic National Convention Monday, a die-hard Bernie Sanders delegate  from Kenosha drew attention to herself--and her cause--by displaying on a piece of duct tape the word 'silenced' and then placing it over her mouth.

Fix Is In For Dream Playground Surface

Kenosha---When it comes to rebuilding the surface of the Dream Playground, it’s more important to get it done right than do it quickly. That’s the message city officials continue to send.

Anti-Sexual Assault Initiative Pays Off at Country Thunder

Twin Lakes---A nurse at Aurora Hospital in Kenosha who took it upon herself to try to reduce the number of sexual assaults at Country Thunder says she thinks she made a big impact this year.

Rebecca Rodriguez is a forensic nurse examiner, and as such, comes into