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  • Dire Predictions From UW-Parkside

    Somers---In a carefully worded report, officials at UW-Parkside indicate that unless things change they will no longer be able to produce enough graduates to fill the needs of area employers.

  • Segue Racine Prepares To Confront Critics of Shelter Proposal

    Racine---Questions are already being raised  over a proposed, overnight homeless shelter that’s designed to replace one at St. Luke’s Episcopal Church that closed last year.

  • Move Over, Dad: Younger Antaramian Poised To Make Election-Day News

    Kenosha---On election day, mayoral candidate John Antaramian will be sharing the spotlight with his son, Martin.

  • Spicing Up Politics

    Just like in national and State politics, social media is transforming political campaigns at the local level. David Cole takes a look at one race for Kenosha City Council. 

  • Different Results in Siler Shooting Had Chico Been Around?

    Kenosha---Things might’ve ended differently for Aaron Siler had Chico been on the scene.

    Chico—Kenosha Police Officer Pablo Torres’ police dog—was accidentally left behind when Torres took off on foot in pursuit of Siler after the suspect crashed his car while

  • Judge Wilk Remembered As a True People-Person

    Kenosha---In story after story at his funeral service Monday, Kenosha Judge Michael Wilk was described as an even-handed and compassionate jurist who always had time for friends and family and wasn’t afraid to lend a hand for a good community cause.

  • Kenosha Mayoral Debate Gets Testy

    Kenosha---The two candidates for mayor sparred over a number of issues at a debate Thursday night in which tempers rose and the moderator struggled to control.  

  • Fireworks Fly at WGTD/KCM Debate

    Kenosha--- An overflow crowd was on hand for Thursday night's WGTD/KCM debate that quickly turned into heaters affair with moderator Len Iaquinta struggled at times to maintain control. To give you a taste of some of the fireworks between John Antaramian and Bob Johnson,

  • Trombonist Wins Racine Symphony's Young Artist Competition

    A trombonist from New Berlin is the top finisher in the Racine Symphony Orchestra's Young Artists' Compeition.

    As such, Kayla Olstinske will solo with the orchestra at its April 23rd concert.

  • A New Book Collection--And a Neck Tie--Mark a Berg WGTD Milestone

    Kind words of praise, books and a neck tie figured prominently--and appropriately---in a reception Tuesday marking Morning Show host Greg Berg's 30th anniversary at WGTD.