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Disgruntled Racine City Council Members Vow a Boycott
They're seeking changes in how the council operates.
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Editorial Staff at RJT is Organizing
Sept. 27, 2024 2p
(WGTD)---The editorial staff at the Racine Journal Times wants to unionize.
They're asking the owners of the paper--Iowa-based Lee Enterprises--to voluntarily allow them to organize. If not, the employees say they'll ask the
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Racine Judge Sorts Out Details in GOP Lawsuit Against Racine
Sept. 26, 2024 2p
(WGTD)---A Racine County judge declined to issue a temporary injunction Thursday in a Republican Party lawsuit against the City of Racine.
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Primary Ballot for Racine County Exec is Starting to Shape Up
Sept. 26, 2024 1:45p; Updated 9-27 with Perez comment
(WGTD)---A new candidate has emerged for the position of Racine County Executive.
Former Racine Piggly Wiggly store owner and philanthropist Ralph Malicki launched a campaign with a
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Hot Off the Press: No Cat Litter Boxes in RUSD
Sept. 25, 2024 7:15p
(WGTD)---A sign of the times at Monday night’s Racine School Board meeting.
During citizen comments, a woman who has a grandchild at Gifford K-8 got up and earnestly asked a question that she said had been bothering her for some time. -
KUSD Releases Referendum Survey
Sept. 25, 2024 7p
(WGTD)---Kenosha Unified has rolled out a survey in preparation of consideration of an operating referendum to stave off the need for an estimated $19 million in cuts for the 2025-2026 budget year.
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What Makes Students Feel Safe at School?
After millions spent on cameras, locks, notification systems and secure entrances, one of the most useful things might be the cheapest.
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Kenosha: New Culvers and Starbucks Plus Other Development News
Sept. 21, 2024 11a; Corrected 9-22 to reflect that the bank building targeted for coffee shop is still a bank for the time being.
Development news in Kenosha to report:
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A Tavern With Strong Ties to Kenosha's Auto Manufacturing Heyday Reopens
Sept. 21, 2024 10a
(WGTD)---While Kenosha's auto industry isn't returning anytime soon, an establishment that was frequented by thousands of autoworkers has made a comeback.