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Kenosha Snow Policies During Snow Emergencies & Notifications
(WGTD) The City Of Kenosha asks all citizens to help keep Kenosha's streets and sidewalks clean and safe in the winter months ahead. Citizens can help by following parking regulations during a Declared Snow Emergency.
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Competency Hearing Scheduled For Case Student Who Allegedly Stabbed Another
Nov. 11, 2022 4:30p
(WGTD)---The 15-year-old Case High School student who allegedly stabbed another student in the back was charged Friday with attempted first degree intentional homicide.
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Vos Reelected Assembly Speaker, Says it's Time for GOP to Move on From Trump
Nov. 11, 2022 3:15p
(WPR)---After spending the past year at odds with Donald Trump, Robin Vos will be Speaker of the Wisconsin Assembly again. And Vos thinks it's time for Republicans to move on from the former president.
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Alleged Swindler Sought
Nov. 9, 2022 7:10p
From Racine Police:
The Racine Police Department would like to caution the women in Racine County and get the public's help in locating a male subject who has met women on dating apps and victimizes them,
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D-A Calls for Consistent Use of Metal Detectors in RUSD High Schools
Nov. 9, 2022 2:15p
(WGTD)---Less than a day after Racine County District Attorney Patricia Hanson called for metal detectors in all of Racine Unified's high schools, a 16-year-old student got stabbed in the back at Case High School.
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Election Results Links
The polls have closed...the counting has begun.
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Foxconn Appeals Green Bay Property Value Assessment
Nov. 8, 2022 12:45p
(WPR)---Foxconn Technology Group said it believes the value of its Green Bay property is less than what it was assessed at, which could lead to a showdown in court to determine the actual taxable value.
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Kenosha City Administrator Co-Authors Paper on Suicide Prevention
Nov. 7, 2022 1:30p
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New KUSD Superintendent Jeff Weiss Makes Debut Visit to WGTD
Nov. 7, 2022 12:30p
(WGTD)---New Kenosha Unified Superintendent Jeffrey Weiss has been on the job for a little over a month. In that time, he’s been visiting the district’s 40-plus schools and talking to staff, students and parents to gauge what the