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Coalition Urges Support for Kenosha School Board and Public Education

Sept. 14, 2021 9:10p

(WGTD)---A coalition of citizen groups expressed support Tuesday evening for the embattled Kenosha School Board and the mandatory mask mandate that it recently passed over loud objections.

Leaders of eight groups spoke at

Hate Crime Convictions for a 79-Year-Old Pleasant Prairie Man

Sept. 14. 2021 8:25p

(WGTD)---A racial confrontation in the parking lot of Menard's in Kenosha last year has resulted in felony and misdemeanor convictions for a 79-year-old Pleasant Prairie man.

Career Advice For Young People: Look For Opportunities; Be Open-Minded

Sept. 13, 2021 7:35p

(WGTD)---It’s not that Jeff Peterson and Mark Becker can predict the future. They have, however, done an excellent job preparing for it, and along the way, capitalizing on change.

Racine County Accepting Donations For Afghan Refugees September 18th

Racine County Will Hold A Donation Event at Racine Department of Human Services September 18th

Elanor Roosevelt, First Lady of The United States

WGTD Radio Theater Returns To Live Performances September 18th

The award winning WGTD Radio Theater Returns With "Eleanor R: The First Lady of The World."

Racine Theatre Guild to Return for its 84th Season of Plays and Musicals

Plays and musicals return to the main stage starting in December; Season subscriptions go on sale Oct. 4.

Suspect in Kenosha Woman's Death Apparently Kills Himself

Also...updates on two shootings and a traffic fatality.

A Teenager is Racine's Latest Homicide Victim

Sept. 4, 2021 12:30p

(WGTD)---A 17-year-old boy is dead following a shooting in Racine overnight.

Police said they were called to the area of N. Memorial Dr. and Woodrow Ave. on a report of gunshots in the area.

Pleasant Prairie Police Seek Public's Help in Robbery at Cell Phone Store

Sept. 3, 2021 1:25p

From Pleasant Prairie Police:

Kenosha Mask Ordinance Sponsor Withdraws Measure

Sept. 3, 2021 11:40a

(WGTD/AP)---A proposal to reinstate an indoor mask requirement in public places in Kenosha was formally withdrawn Friday morning by its sponsor, Ald. Anthony Kennedy.