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Foxconn, WEC Energy Talk Solar To Meet Electrical Needs

If Solar Is Installed, It's Expected To Cover Significant Part Of Company's Energy Needs

(WPR)---Foxconn Technology Group and Wisconsin's largest utility are talking about what role solar could have in meeting the power needs of the massive

Top Foxconn Exec Tells--And Sells--the Foxconn Story to a UW-P Audience

Foxconn’s top U.S. executive brought the Foxconn story and the company’s vision for Wisconsin to a statewide science and technology symposium at UW-Parkside Tuesday.

Walker Campaign Releases Ads Pushing Statewide Impact Of Foxconn Deal

4 TV Spots Target Different Regions, Feature Local Businesses

(WPR)---Gov. Scott Walker’s re-election campaign responded Tuesday to mixed public opinion of the Foxconn deal with a series of TV ads touting the company’s contracts with businesses

Racine's Hispanic Community Gears Up to Fight Deportation Order

Local officials and community members in Racine are rallying around an immigration activist and community leader who’s facing deportation as the Trump administration steps up enforcement activities.

Gov. Scott Walker Signs Waiver To Lower ACA Costs

Walker: Federal Health Care Bill Hurts People In Individual Market

(WPR)---Gov. Scott Walker signed what he calls the Wisconsin Health Care Stability Plan on Sunday, saying the plan requires the state to keep coverage "comprehensive

Racine Company Has High Hopes With the Arrival of Foxconn

A Racine-based company hopes its first contract with Foxconn will be a foot-in-the-door to bigger and better things.

Hiram Power Electric is among those companies that recently won contracts to help build Foxconn’s first building in Mt. Pleasant.

Update: Three--Not Two--at GOP Congressional Debate in Kenosha

Updated Aug. 2

There’s a late entry into a G-O-P congressional candidate debate that’s sponsored by the Kenosha County Republican Party.

Ammonia Leak Sends Workers to Area Hospitals; Closes Plant

Darien---Just a few of the 15 workers that were taken to hospitals for treatment following an ammonia leak at the Birds Eye food processing plant in Walworth County remained hospitalized Sunday evening. 

Tech Teachers and Administrators From Across the Nation Descend on GTC

A non-profit that was borne over ten years ago at Gateway Technical College and continues to thrive is taking a few steps forward this week.

Morning Show: "Don't Make Me Pull Over!"

On Wednesday's Morning Show:  "Don't Make Me Pull Over!" by Richard Ratay. This is an affectionate look back at the heyday of the long family car vacations - the 60's and 70's - when plane travel was still prohibitively expensive and 4 out of 5