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WAUKESHA — Horizon West residents were able to briefly re-enter their condominiums Saturday morning and retrieve additional belongings, but much remains behind and what comes next for them is still not clear.
Speakers at the Celebrate Waukesha breakfast this morning reflected on the Nov. 21 parade and provided words of unity for the community to continue to their journey to heal after the senseless act.
MADISON, Wis. — A former official in two prior Republican gubernatorial administrations joined the crowded GOP lieutenant governor's race on Tuesday.
THIENSVILLE — A new vision for Thiensville is slowly taking shape as the pieces of its tax incremental district No. 2 are coming together.
WEST BEND — Gov. Tony Evers signed two bipartisan bills at Friends, Inc. on Monday to prevent future backlogs of sexual assault examination kits in the state of Wisconsin.
HARTFORD — The Hartford Union High School District is looking to share information and gather feedback from the district on a possible referendum.
MADISON, Wis. — A group formed to support former President Donald Trump's agenda is working with Wisconsin Republicans on a ballot measure that would bypass the state's Democratic governor to …
MILWAUKEE — Milwaukee police are investigating a fire that left one person dead early Saturday.
MILWAUKEE — Wisconsin officials announced late Saturday that they detected the first person with the omicron variant of the coronavirus in the state.
MILWAUKEE — The Whitewater Police Department announced it had placed its chief on paid leave late Saturday as an outside agency investigates an unspecified incident.
MINNEAPOLIS — A Minneapolis man has been charged with trying to intimidate the judge presiding over the manslaughter trial of the former officer charged in Daunte Wright's death.
MADISON - Republicans at the Wisconsin Capitol aren’t sure just how far Gov. Tony Evers’ new $110 million for schools in the state will go.
WAUKESHA — The Horizon West condominium building’s structural problems were revealed following storm damage, imminent collapse appears to have been avoided, and it’s unknown when or if residen…
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- US trade deficit narrows in October as exports rebound
- American CEO Parker becomes latest airline chief to exit
- Gov. Evers reflects on empathy, resilience in Waukesha community Tuesday
- Republican Martin joins crowded lieutenant governor race
- Federal court hearings begin Tuesday over Illinois’ legislative maps
WASHINGTON — The U.S. trade deficit narrowed to $67.1 billion in October, the lowest in six months, after hitting a record high in September. A big rebound in exports helped to offset a much smaller rise in imports.
SLINGER — No Mitchell Mesenbrink, no problem for the Arrowhead wrestling team in the season-opening Slinger Gunslinger Invitational on Dec. 4. The Warhawks were without their two-time WIAA state champion due to a slight injury, but behind some new-found depth and individual titles from Wyatt…
Noel Indoor Light Park & Christmas Market will light up Wisconsin State Fair Park this Christmas season.
WASHINGTON — The U.S. trade deficit narrowed to $67.1 billion in October, the lowest in six months, after hitting a record high in September. A big rebound in exports helped to offset a much smaller rise in imports.
DALLAS — American Airlines CEO Doug Parker will retire in March and be replaced by its current president, Robert Isom, as the airline seeks to rebuild after massive losses caused by the pandemic.
Speakers at the Celebrate Waukesha breakfast this morning reflected on the Nov. 21 parade and provided words of unity for the community to continue to their journey to heal after the senseless act.
MADISON, Wis. — A former official in two prior Republican gubernatorial administrations joined the crowded GOP lieutenant governor's race on Tuesday.
Three-dimensional printing is now in use across industries.
In the olden days, before the pandemic, if you asked a passer-by, chances are he’d say his favorite take-out food was pizza.
THIENSVILLE — A new vision for Thiensville is slowly taking shape as the pieces of its tax incremental district No. 2 are coming together.
GRAFTON — A nearly 75-year-old landscaping firm is coming to Grafton, as Nic Ehr Landscape Company is moving out of Fox Point to a new location on Port Washington Road.
PORT WASHINGTON — Molded Dimensions, a manufacturer and supplier of custom rubber and urethane molded parts to original equipment manufacturers and related businesses in a variety of industries, announced the acquisition of PCO Urethane of Marshfield.
WEST BEND — Gov. Tony Evers signed two bipartisan bills at Friends, Inc. on Monday to prevent future backlogs of sexual assault examination kits in the state of Wisconsin.
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- US trade deficit narrows in October as exports rebound
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- Republican Martin joins crowded lieutenant governor race
- Federal court hearings begin Tuesday over Illinois’ legislative maps
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