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Advocate: Opioid Crackdown Had Chilling Effect On Those With Chronic Pain

Chronic Pain Sufferers Caught In Difficult Place As 2016 CDC Guidelines Have Made Opioid Prescriptions More Difficult To Get

Gov. Tony Evers Says Business Incentives Should Be Discussed

Governor's Budget Proposal Will Bring Scientists Back To DNR

(WPR)---Gov. Tony Evers says offering businesses incentives to create or maintain jobs in Wisconsin is something that should be re-examined.

Mason Promotes $15 Minimum; Red Zone Recommendations; RSD Crashes

Updated at 10:50p to reflect new information in Twin Lakes PD story

Gov. Tony Evers Proposes Medical Marijuana Legalization

Other Proposals Loosening Marijuana Restrictions To Be Included In Budget

(WPR)---Gov. Tony Evers will propose legalizing medical marijuana in his state budget address later this month, the governor announced Monday.

Next 'Big Read' Book in Kenosha: "Into the Beautiful North"

Kenosha---The next ‘Big Read’ book project in the greater Kenosha area begins March 1st.

“Into the Beautiful North” is the title of the book that’ll be fully explored through a series of discussions, lectures, film screenings, art projects and more.

KPD Cop Rescues a Driver; Mt. Pleasant Man Surrenders After Standoff

(WGTD)---A Kenosha police officer saved a life Saturday morning when he pulled an unconscious man from a burning vehicle. The victim apparently had a medical emergency while driving in the 6600 blk. of 32nd Ave. at about 10:30 a.m. The man slammed into a parked vehicle,

Symphony News: Top Finishers Announced in Young Artists’ Competition

From the Racine Symphony

The Racine Symphony Orchestra is pleased to announce the top finishers in our annual Young Artists’ Competition. Held on Sunday, February 10, the Competition drew high school instrumental students from Racine and Kenosha counties

DNR Considering We Energies Proposal To Increase Mercury Emissions

Hundreds Opposed To Mercury Discharge Into Lake Michigan

(WPR)---Utility company We Energies wants to increase the amount of mercury it can release into Lake Michigan from its coal-burning power plant in Oak Creek.

Theater News: Thriller on Stage at the Racine Theatre Guild

From the Racine Theatre Guild

Plunge into darkness and try not to scream during “Wait Until Dark” at the Racine Theatre Guild from Friday, February 22 through Sunday, March 10.

Flying Tour of the Country Gives Authors a Unique Perspective

(WGTD)---All kinds of writers have explored the wide expanse of the United States and written about it -  but James and Deborah Fallows undertook that exploration in a different fashion-  by flying their small plane to more than 25 different small cities across