News
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Ryan Talks Small Government To WI RNC Delegates, Doesn't Mention Trump
House Speaker Says Republicans Must Offer A Tangible Policy Agenda
Monday, July 18, 2016, 1:25pm
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Hot Temps on Tap For End of Work Week
The National Weather Service has issued an Excessive Heat Watch for Thursday and Friday.
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Vos Not Yet Ready To Support Trump As Republican Nominee
Wisconsin Assembly Speaker Robin Vos Says He Wants To Know More About What Trump Stands For
Monday, July 18, 2016, 5:00pm
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Walker Says He Won't Run For President Again As A Sitting Governor
Governor Preparing To Speak Wednesday At RNC In Cleveland
Monday, July 18, 2016, 11:45am
(AP)---Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker says he won't run for president again as a sitting governor, like he did last year.
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Families Plead on Behalf of Victim, Defendant
A Racine man who fatally stabbed a friend in a drug-induced rage will be going to prison, but 32 year-old Scott Swanton will have a chance at freedom at around the age of 70.
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Kenosha Pride March: "Stand Up and Stand Strong"
The 4th annual Kenosha Pride march from Library Park to Harbor Park Sunday afternoon had about 150 participants.
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March for Peace and Healing in Kenosha
CUSH---the Congregations United to Serve Humanity---has organized a March for Peace and Healing for this Thursday evening. This event was scheduled before the murders of the police officers in Baton Rouge yesterday.
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Pokemon Craze Drives Players Outside Day And Night
Kenosha---It's like a scene from "The Walking Dead": At practically any hour of the day or night, hundreds of people can be seen head down, smart phone in hand, walking along the lakefront and in many other neighborhoods, cemeteries included.
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Trial Scheduled For Bristol Murder Suspect And Former Fugitive
Kenosha---A judge ruled against two defense motions that were brought Friday afternoon by the attorneys representing Andrew Obregon, the Bristol murder suspect who was the subject of a three week-long manhunt last fall.
