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Racine County: Foxconn Speculation Confirmed; Bolsters I-94 Argument
State Senator Van Wanggaard is confirming that Racine County is in the running for a Foxconn plant as well as facilities from other major employers. The fact gives legislators extra ammunition in their fight to persuade Gov. Walker to finish I-94 expansion through
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Lightning Hits a Kenosha Fire Station
A Kenosha fire station was hit by lightening Wednesday evening, preventing firefighters there from responding to an emergency call that involved a second lightening strike at another location, according to Battalion Chief Ken Schroeder.
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Search Intensifies for Missing Kansasville Woman
Updated 10p
59 year-old Lynn Rickard remains missing, despite an hours-long, shoulder-to-shoulder sweep of the Kansasville area Wednesday that involved nearly 30 agencies and 130 searchers.
Rickard has both physical and mental issues. She
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Twin Lakes Man Id'd as the Victim In Madison's Fast-Food Robbery
Updated at 10:50p to correct the home town of the victim, per medical examiner.
The man who died during an armed robbery at a Culver's restaurant in Madison has been identified as a Twin Lakes resident, 56 year-old Christ Edward Kneubuehl.
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Economic Development Agency Gets a Big Credit Line From Racine County Board
Is it Foxconn?
The Racine County Board voted unanimously Tuesday night to forward up to $500,000 to the Racine County Economic Development Corporation for use in either helping existing businesses expand or in attracting new ones, like Foxconn, the Taiwan-based
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KUSD Transgender Ruling to be Appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court
Updated at 2:30p with reaction and additional information.
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Another Closed-Door Meeting on Economic Development in Racine County
Another mysterious meeting in Racine County that could be related to Foxconn, the Taiwan-based electronics company that's looking to set up a large manufacturing plant in the U-S.
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Former Governor Offers Tips for Caregivers of Alzheimer's Patients
After being out of the public eye for decades, former Gov. Marty Schreiber is back doing interviews.
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Johnson Pushes To Undo Obamacare Rules On Preexisting Conditions
Johnson Says He's Not Prepared To Support Senate Health Care Overhaul Right Now
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The Search Continues For a Missing Kansasville Woman
The husband of a Kansasville woman who's been missing since early Sunday has raised the possibility that his wife--who suffers from mental illness--may intentionally be trying to hide from searchers.
John Rickard told WITI TV Monday that his wife has run away