News
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Gateway Welding Lab Expansion Could be Financed by U.S. Navy
(WGTD)---The U.S. Navy could foot the bill for a big expansion of Gateway Technical College’s welding lab in Racine.
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A County Study of What Went Wrong--And Right--In The Local Response to the 2020 Riots Still Not Released
(WGTD)---The results of a nearly two-year-old study to determine how Kenosha County could better prepare itself to handle a variety of crises such as the 2020 civil unrest and riots remain under wraps.
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New Racine King Center Groundbreaking Expected This Fall; An Update on Racine/Mt. Pleasant Water Wars
Also...turmoil at the non-profit that runs Kenosha County's Kemper and Anderson Arts centers at the lakefront.
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In Kenosha, GOP VP Candidate Vance Picks Up Police Endorsement; Draws Flak from an Ald. For Comments on Blake Shooting
Aug. 20, 2024 7:30p
(WGTD)---During a campaign rally in Kenosha Tuesday, Republican Vice-Presidential candidate J. D. Vance picked up the endorsement of the Kenosha Professional Police Association, the union that represents Kenosha police officers.
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Barricades Up at Civic Center Park for Vance Visit; Roads to Close
(WGTD)---Preparations are being finalized for the appearance in Kenosha Tuesday at noon for Donald Trump's running mate, Ohio Senator J.D. Vance.
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Racine Homicide May Have Been a Thrill Killing
Charges have been filed in the Aug. 9th killing of a man on Byrd Ave. and the wounding of another.
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Chrystul Kizer Sent to Prison
(WGTD)---The woman who killed a man who was sex trafficking young girls will be spending the next nine-and-a-half years in prison.
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Vance Scheduled to Visit Kenosha; Kizer to be Sentenced
Also...a resolution supporting a study of commuter rail extension returns to the Kenosha County Board, Somers firefighters warn of a potentially dangerous intersection and a Racine native trades one high-level state post for another.
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