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Sturtevant Company Has Deep Commitment to Community and Customers

(WGTD)---A brother/sister team that runs a fourth-generation company in Sturtevant says giving back to the community is a key to their success.

Matt Andis and his sister, Laura Andis-Bishop, spoke at a dedication ceremony Monday for a new facility in Burlington

Local High School Football Season Ends With Two Teams at State

WGTD via Sportsweb will carry the games this week of the two local teams that have made it to Camp Randall and the state championship series.

Playing for the Division Four title Thursday at 1 p.m. will be Racine Lutheran and Iola-Scandinavia.

UW-Parkside Chancellor Hopes for Better Relations With Incoming Governor

In his eight years as governor, Scott Walker visited UW-Parkside exactly once. And that was for a closed-door meeting of the student Republican party.

Thousands Rally to Save Mueller Investigation

Protesters nationwide—including some in Kenosha and Racine—called Thursday for the protection of special counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation into potential coordination between Russia and President Trump’s campaign.

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.

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.

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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.