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Thousands of phones in Kenosha County will buzz and sound off simultaneously Saturday morning around 10:30.
The Sheriff's Dept. Emergency Management office will be testing a pair of alert systems.
The Integrated Public Alert Wireless System, or IPAWS for... Read More
More than 70 staff members at Racine’s Mitchell Middle School signed a 6-page grievance filed with the Racine Unified School District saying that the school is unsafe for staff---students---parents and visitors. The Racine Journal Times reports that the grievance---filed... Read More
The Move Is One Of Several Republicans Are Considering That Would Limit Evers' Power Before He Takes Office
(WPR)---Assembly Speaker Robin Vos said Monday that GOP lawmakers would consider changing the makeup of the Wisconsin Economic Development... Read More
(WGTD)---A brother/sister team that runs a fourth-generation company in Sturtevant says giving back to the community is a key to their success.
Matt Andis and his sister, Laura Andis-Bishop, spoke at a dedication ceremony Monday for a new facility in Burlington... Read More
WGTD via Sportsweb will carry the games this week of the two local teams that have made it to Camp Randall and the state championship series.
Playing for the Division Four title Thursday at 1 p.m. will be Racine Lutheran and Iola-Scandinavia.
The second... Read More
In his eight years as governor, Scott Walker visited UW-Parkside exactly once. And that was for a closed-door meeting of the student Republican party.
Parkside administration doesn't dispute WGTD's tally, although they say it's possible Walker--who crisscrossed... Read More
Protesters nationwide—including some in Kenosha and Racine—called Thursday for the protection of special counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation into potential coordination between Russia and President Trump’s campaign.
After accepting Attorney General Jeff Session... Read More
An array of past morning show interviews related to World War One.
Ian I. Mitroff, author of "Technology Run Amok: Crisis Management in the Digital Age."
Holly Painter, english lecturer at the University of Vermont- creator of the Obsolete Jobs Project.
Previewing this weekend's world premiere of Eric Simonson's "Up and Away" at Carthage.
An environmental conversation with Nan Calvert.
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