News
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Keno County Board Supervisor Hallmon: A Link Between Orlando Shootings and the Killing of Black Men by Law Enforcement
Kenosha County Board Supervisor Dayvin Hallmon will take on a couple of hot button issues tonight and tomorrow when he addresses the city council and the county board on the mass shootings in Orlando---and---the shooting and killing of black men by law enforcement.
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Wisconsin Needs More Health Care Workers For Aging Population
Alzheimer's, Dementia Rates Continue To Increase, According To Report
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Fox River Path Opens
It's now possible to paddle a canoe or kayak on the Fox River, from Waukesha County, through Racine and Kenosha Counties, all the way to the Illinois state line.
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Updates on Two Fatal Traffic Accidents
We have updates on those two serious traffic accidents that happened on Wednesday. The 38-year-old Salem woman who was killed in a head-on collision on Highway C (Wilmot Road) in Bristol has been identified as Robin R. Jones. Her 23-month-old child was injured in
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Kenosha Police Officer Pablo Torres Promoted
He Becomes A Probationary Detective July 1st
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Walker's Office Announces 5 Finalists For Wisconsin Supreme Court
All Those On Short List Have Connections To The Governor
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Marquette Poll: Clinton Leads, Walker Approval Slides
Survey Finds Wisconsin Voters Unhappy With Governor, Both Likely Presidential Nominees
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Survey: 3 In 10 Wisconsin Businesses Plan To Hire In Next 3 Months
State Numbers Slightly Above National Outlook
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Lake Geneva Wildlife Hospital Conflict
A wildlife rehabilitation sanctuary near Lake Geneva is trying to stop a multi-state utility wire company from clear-cutting trees and vegetation on its property beginning next week. American Transmission Company, known also as ATC, plans the safety measure along
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Local Memorials for Orlando Victims
Two local events are planned to remember the victims of the mass shooting in Orlando last weekend. Today (Wednesday)---at 3pm---there will be an interfaith service---held outside of St.