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Criminal Complaint Reveals Details of the Investigation Into the Death of a Child
Apr. 10, 2026 6p
(WGTD)---Oddities in the defendant’s statements to others and a new take on the appearance of the body of the victim—a six year-old girl-- led authorities to charge the girl’s mother Friday with 1st Degree Intentional Homicide.
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Finalists Named For the Position of Gateway President
Apr. 10, 2026 5p
From Gateway Technical College:
Gateway Technical College has narrowed down its presidential applicant pool to four candidates, who will be on campus later this month to engage in a number of forums before a
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4 Year-Old Shot in Kenosha; Woman Struck by Train in Racine
Apr. 9, 2026 noon; Updated at 2:15 with new items; Updated 4-10 with train-related death
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Kenosha County Board Tilts Further to the Left
Apr. 9, 2026 11a
(WGTD)---Several candidates who share at least some politically progressive values were elected Tuesday to the Kenosha County Board.
Kyle Flood counts himself as a political progressive and is active in the Kenosha County
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Liberals Dominated State Supreme Court race. Will it Carry Over to November?
Justice-elect Chris Taylor won by 20 percentage points in Tuesday's election. Click here for the WPR story.
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Homicide Declared in Child's Death; Defendant in a Kenosha Cold Case Makes 1st Appearance; Racine Contractor Charged with Theft
Apr. 7, 2026 7:30p; Updated 4-8 top item with possible cause of death
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Art in Bloom at Gateway in Kenosha
Apr. 7, 2026 7p
(WGTD)---The floral design talents of Gateway's horticulture students will be on display in the Garden Room next to the Students Commons on Gateway's Kenosha campus the evening of Wednesday Apr. 8th and the following day.
The public is
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Regents Fire UW President Jay Rothman
Rothman says the board did not give a 'specific reason' for ousting him. Click here for the WPR story.
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UW-P Panel: "Power & Perception: Democracy, Enforcement & Trust in U.S. Courts"
Apr. 7, 2026 7:30a
(WGTD)---Some high-powered speakers will be at UW-Parkside next week to discuss new challenges faced by the courts, particularly the U.S. Supreme Court.
The event is funded by the Tommy G. Thompson Center on Public
