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Clerks: Voter ID Law Has Helped, Not Hurt Wisconsin Elections

State Called Witnesses In Defense Of Law In Federal Court On Tuesday

Recommendations to Stem Talent Drain Given to Kenosha Area Employers

Kenosha---A new study shows that Kenosha County residents are still commuting to work outside of the area in large numbers.

The consultants say if workforce-starved employers want to stop the talent drain they’re going to have to be more proactive.

Missing Lake Geneva Family Now Safe

Lake Geneva---A woman and her three sons who'd been reported missing are safe, but the mother, Michalene Melges,has been arrested, charged with interfering with child custody.

Lake Bluff Continues to Disappear

Mt. Pleasant---A thump in the night is never a good thing, especially if you live along rapidly-eroding parts of the Lake Michigan shoreline.

Voter ID Trial Continues Focus On Racial Disparities

Plaintiffs Stress Percentage Of Blacks, Latinos In ID Petition Process

Federal Trial On Wisconsin's Voter ID Law Continues This Week

Trial Also Addressing More Than A Dozen Other Election-Related Laws

Ryan Offers Recent Life Lesson to Carthage Grads

Kenosha---First District Congressman Paul Ryan used a fresh life lesson as the basis for his commencement address at Carthage College Sunday.

Blacks, Latinos Experience Majority Of State-Issued ID Denials At Polls

State Figures Say Minorities Represent 85 Percent Of People Denied ID

WGTD Listeners Big Winners at WPR Listener Social Thursday Night

Kenosha Couple Win a Harley Davidson Leather Jacket

Elks Club Remodel Remains a 'Go'; Shoreline Erosion Solutions Sought in Mt. Pleasant

Kenosha---Confidence continues to build that the old Elk’s Club building won’t meet the wrecking ball. An official with the Madison-based development firm Gorman and Company says he’s 95% certain that the company will close this August on the deal to turn the