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Hearings Scheduled for Wednesday on Kenosha County Solar Farm Plan
Sept. 12, 2020 3:40p
(WGTD)---The chair of the Town of Paris says he’s confident that the town and a solar energy company will work out an agreement that’ll pave the way for the development of a solar farm.
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In a Rare Move, a Kenosha Council Committee Kills a Mayoral Appointment
Sept. 12, 2020 2:45p
(WGTD)---A top City of Kenosha official who retired last July is now lashing out at Mayor John Antaramian’s administration.
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Kenosha Police Search for Hit & Run Driver in Pedestrian Fatality
Sept. 11, 2020 4p; Updated Sept. 12
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A Child's Book Aims to Help Fund Kenosha's Recovery
Sept. 10, 2020 9:45p
(WGTD)---An eight-year-old Kenosha boy has combined his interest in writing with a desire to help rebuild Kenosha.
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Mother in Baby Death Cover-Up Sentenced to Time Served & Probation
Sept. 10, 2020 7:50p
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Bond Boosted, New Charges For DV Suspect Who Allegedly Ignored Order
Sept. 9, 2020 5:35p
(WGTD)---A Kenosha man who was convicted of injuring a woman in a domestic violence case in 2014 then charged again last month in connection with injuries to the same woman was back in court Wednesday on new charges.
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Kenosha County Board Starts Debating Its Response to Civil Unrest
Sept. 9, 2020 4:30p
(WGTD)---In response to the Jacob Blake protests and subsequent riots and property damage, members of the Kenosha County Board of Supervisors in the coming days will debate an action plan, according to what came out of a special
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Local Health Officials Prepare for Another COVID Surge
Sept. 8, 2020 9:00p
(WGTD)---The number of new cases of COVID-19 has dropped in recent weeks, but local health officials are preparing for another surge this fall as the impact of Labor Day weekend gatherings are felt and some students return to school.
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Task Force Aims For Bipartisan Proposals On Policing, Racial Inequality
Sept. 8, 2020 5:20p
(WPR)---A group tasked with proposing state law changes related to policing and racial inequality in Wisconsin will be mostly made up of citizens and will aim to get bills before state lawmakers by early next year, according to the two