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After Schimel Stepped In, Well Permits Moved Forward

Attorney General Brad Schimel's Advisory Opinion Last Year Upended Supreme Court Precedent On Groundwater Protections

Ryan Fields Questions On Comey During Wisconsin Visit To Tout Tax Reform

Ryan: Russia Investigation Should Stay At FBI, Not Be Moved To A Special Prosecutor. 

(WPR)---House Speaker Paul Ryan told a Wisconsin audience Thursday that he hopes to get Congress to pass a tax overhaul and other policy issues soon. But he

Paul Ryan To Be At InSinkErator; Passes Up Health Forum in Kenosha

Paul Ryan has an appearance scheduled for Thursday at a company that's expanding in Racine, although he's turned down a request from a Kenosha-based political group to participate in a forum on health insurance the following day.

Madison Schools Experiment With Unplugging Students From Social Media

4 Schools Participating In Pilot Program To Limit Student Cellphone Use

Walker: A 'Given' That Pre-Existing Conditions Will Be Covered In Wisconsin

Governor Left Door Open Last Week To Provision That Could Raise Some Premiums

Start at Gateway; Finish at Carthage

A broad credit-transferring agreement between Carthage College and Gateway Technical College is now in place following a signing ceremony held on Gateway’s Kenosha campus Monday.

Preaching to the Choir: Speakers Address Kenosha Dems on Budget Bill

A trio of Kenosha-area Democrats held a listening session on the proposed state budget Monday night.

New Trolley Showcases Kenosha's Lakefront

There's a new way of getting around at Kenosha's lakefront. 

A rubber-wheeled trolley-bus is running regular routes Wednesday through Sunday from 1:45 in the afternoon until 9:15 at night. The new service will be operational until the end of September.

No Ryan Rematch for Solen; Panel to Discuss Homelessness; Kenosha Democrats to Hold Listening Session; New Carthage/GTC Partnership

Updated at 9:30p to reflect Racine homicide

Degree For Carthage Senior Hinges on Crowdfunding Campaign

A Carthage College senior with a mountain of student debt has gone to a crowdfunding web site to raise the final $2,500 to enable him to graduate on time. At last check, it’s not going well: Just a few hundred have been donated.