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State Republicans Eye Ways To Curb Next Governor's Powers
(WPR)---Leaders in the GOP-controlled state Legislature are defending possible changes to state law that would limit the power of Democratic Gov.-elect Tony Evers.
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Racine Man Charged With Creating a Fake News Release
Racine---A marketing campaign is alleged to have gone a couple steps over the line.
55 year-old Carl Sheeley was charged with identity theft Thursday for purportedly putting out a fake news release from the Racine County Executive’s office.
Sheeley
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In Dead Heat, Tony Evers Wins Governor's Race
Evers Defeats Incumbent Gov. Scott Walker In Closest Governor's Race Since 1950s
(WPR)---State schools superintendent Tony Evers has made history as the first Democrat to successfully win an election against GOP Gov. Scott Walker, a two-term
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ELECTION RESULTS***ELECTION RESULTS***ELECTION RESULTS***
Results are current. Notes Section Last Updated: 10:10p
Notes:
Ironically Bryce wins Steil's home county of Rock while Steil takes Bryce's home county of Racine.
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Wisconsin Candidates Barnstorm State On Final Day Of Campaigns
(WPR)---Wisconsin candidates up and down the ballot, from the race for a U.S. Senate seat to the governor's office, made their final campaign pitches in statewide tours on Monday.
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Shooting Fatality in Racine Monday Evening
Racine--A man was fatally shot while sitting in a vehicle on the city's north side Monday evening, according to police and unconfirmed scanner and social media reports.
Police said the shooting occurred in the 1700 blk. of LaSalle at about 9.
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"D-Day Oct. 29th": Woman Accused of Plotting Estranged Husband's Demise
Kenosha---A city bus dash cam, a trail of emails and a couple of insurance policies all enabled police to build a case against a woman who’s accused of helping her estranged husband kill himself last week.
62 year-old Dawn McDermid, a retired nurse, was charged
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Proposed Apartments Trigger Concerns from Bristol School
Kenosha's Plan Commission is expected to consider at its regularly-scheduled meeting Thursday two separate proposals for nearly 400 new apartments.
One proposal apparently has the Bristol School District worried that it may not be able to handle the expected
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Voters Asked to Consider Various Referendum Questions
(WGTD)---Along with races for governor, U-S senate, various legislative seats and county office-holder positions, there are a number of referendums on the ballots in all three counties in the WGTD listening area.
