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'Blue Wave Builds' In Wisconsin's Supreme Court Election
Milwaukee County Judge Rebecca Dallet Won Counties That Have Been Trending Republican For A Decade
(WPR)---Milwaukee County Judge Rebecca Dallet's lopsided victory in Tuesday's Wisconsin Supreme Court race gave Democrats reasons to believe the
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Court Report
Bond for a 53 year-old Kenosha man who stabbed a man in a convenience store parking lot Monday following a road rage incident was set at $75,000 Wednesday.
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Recall Issued By a Pleasant Prairie Food Preparer
A labeling mix-up has prompted a Pleasant Prairie food company to recall ready-to-eat curry chicken salad.
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Silver Alert: Missing Waterford Man
Updated 4-4--RSD reports that Mr. Schoemann returned home overnight on his own accord, tired but otherwise ok.
An 81 year-old Waterford resident who might be experiencing the beginning stages of dementia was reported missing Tuesday afternoon.
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Wisconsinites Vote To Keep State Treasurer
Next Treasurer To Be Elected To 4-Tear Term In November
(AP/WPR)---Wisconsin voters have decided they want to keep the state treasurer position, even though its duties have been all but eliminated.
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Tri-County Election Results
For Kenosha County results, click here.
For Racine County results, click here.
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Dallet Defeats Screnock In Wisconsin Supreme Court Race
Dallet's Victory Another Indication The 2018 General Election Could Favor Democrats
(WPR)---Milwaukee County Judge Rebecca Dallet has won a 10-year term on the Wisconsin Supreme Court, riding a wave of Democratic enthusiasm to victory in her
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Congressional Cash; Barden's Bidders?; Foxconn Events
1st Congressional District Democrat Randy Bryce says he raised $2.1 million over the first three months of this year as he campaigns to win his party's nomination and ultimately take on Republican Paul Ryan. The union iron worker reported Monday that he has nearly $
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Wisconsin Growers, Producers Weigh Impact Of Chinese Tariffs
China Raises Tariffs By Up To 25 Percent On More Than 100 Products
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Kenosha School Board Candidates Forum Airs on WGTD
The differences between the four candidates running for three seats on the Kenosha School Board may have more to do with background and perspective rather than sharp disagreements on the issues, if a candidates forum that aired Saturday on WGTD is any indication.
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