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Federal Judge Blocks Lame-Duck Session's Restrictions On Early Voting

New Law Would Have Limited Early Voting To 2 Weeks In Wisconsin

(WPR)--- judge has struck down restrictions on early voting passed during last month’s lame-duck session of the state Legislature.

KUSD Infant Lab Recommended For Closure

(WGTD)---A program that allows Kenosha high school students with newborns to stay in school while their infants are cared for onsite could be eliminated next year.

The Infant Lab was launched more than 30 years ago at Reuther High School, then moved to Indian

Arrest in a Recent String of Delivery Driver Robberies in Racine

A man believed to be responsible for a string of delivery driver robberies in Racine has been arrested in Illinois after allegedly committing two more robberies in Zion. 

According to a news release from the Racine Police Dept, 27 year-old Donta Gates

VIDEO: Twenty-Five Students Graduate from Gateway's Law Enforcement Academy

Twenty-five students graduated from Gateway Technical College's Law Enforcement Academy Thursday. About 300 people filled the Madrigrano Audtioruim on Gateway's Kenosha Campus; the largest crowd ever for a Law Enforcement Academy Graduation ceremony.  

Racine Council Overwhelmingly Supports Driver's License Resolution

The Racine City Council went on record Tuesday night in support of giving driver’s licenses to immigrants living here illegally and against yanking licenses as punishment for offenses completely unrelated to bad driving.

Franklin Business Owner Charged with Murder and Hiding a Corpse

Updated to correct the nature of the charge and deleted reference to penalties 

Stone Jetty Proposed to Keep Sediment From Filling Harbor Channel

Kenosha---In a bid to minimize the amount of expensive dredging needed to keep open to navigation Kenosha’s Lake Michigan harbor channel,  a pair of city council committees gave tentative approval Monday night to plans to build a three-point-six million dollar

A Kenosha Bar That Features Hip Hop Could Lose Cabaret License

A Kenosha bar that features a D-J playing hip-hop music on weekends may lose its cabaret license because of an excessive number of police calls to the bar and surrounding residential neighborhood.

Patterson Formally Charged With Homicide, Kidnapping In Closs Case

(WPR/AP)---"Incredible" and "unbelievable."

Dr. Carol Anderson, author of “White Rage” and “One Person, No Vote,” Appears on WGTD’s Generation NOW

Named one of the people transforming America by Politico, Dr. Carol Anderson joined host Troy McDonald on Saturday’s edition of Generation Now; WGTD’s show for Millennials and Gen Z.