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'Smart Cities, Smart Futures': Big Ideas Sought Once Again

Sept. 10, 2019 10:30p

(WGTD)---A local Foxconn ‘Smart Cities, Smart Futures’ winner from the last school year trumpeted the ongoing competition during an event held Tuesday at the SC Johnson iMET Center in Sturtevant.

Sophisticated Pot Plot Unveiled; High Lake Level Level Prompts Spending

Sept 9, 2019 9:30p

Robotic Coffee and Tea Dispensing Kiosks to be Made Here by Foxconn

Sept. 8, 2019 8:30p

(WGTD)---Among the products to be made at Foxconn in Mt. Pleasant is a robotic barista, dispensing up to 100 cups an hour of customized, gourmet coffee and tea.

Baby's Death Probed by KPD; Bond Reduction Denied in Kizer Case

Sept. 6, 2019 1:50p

Bus Driver Shortage Taking Toll In Racine

Sept. 6, 2019 12:30p

(WPR)---A strong economy means a shortage of school bus drivers. And during this first week of school, students, parents and teachers in Racine are taking the brunt of it.

KUSD Settlement; Pimp's Enforcer Imprisoned; Foxconn Exec's UW Ties

Sept. 5, 2019 7:35p

New Foxconn Exec Takes Over at Company's Complex in Mt. Pleasant

Sept. 4, 2019 9:20p

(WGTD)---There's a new Foxconn executive in charge of developing the company's business park in Mt. Pleasant.

Council Sweetens Racine Development Deal; Okays Day Shelter Expansion

Sept. 4, 2019 1:30p

(WGTD)---In a bid to jump start a huge redevelopment project, the Racine City Council voted unanimously Tuesday night to enhance an incentives package for the developer, Royal Capital of Milwaukee.

What's Wrong With Work?

Sunday's episode from Wisconsin Public Radio's To the Best of Our Knowledge focuses on work. How do you find not just a salary, but meaning at work? It's not easy in America today to find work that matters, that’s meaningful, and that pays enough to live on.

Music Festival Celebrates 10th Year of Raising Cash for Suicide Prevention

Aug. 30, 2019 1p

(WGTD)---A western Kenosha County music festival that’s in its tenth year stands a good chance of reaching its original goal: Raising at least $1 million to prevent suicide.