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From one dream to a movement: How Kenosha Pride is still growing 12 years later
As Pride Month continues, Kenosha is preparing for its own celebration — one rooted in community, visibility and love.
Mequon sergeant highlights new initiative to protect seniors from scam calls
Mequon police are taking a proactive approach to protect seniors from scammers after fraud losses in the area increased dramatically last year.
Wood artist Ike Wynter hopes to gift giant 'K' to The Killers at Summerfest
The Milwaukee wood artist known for his work with the NFL, Mike Tyson, and Mrs. Meyers Brands, is now hoping to give a special gift to one of the world's largest bands, The Killers.
'I was floored': Mukwonago family gifted trauma kit following hiking accident
A hike turned to panic when 7-year-old Charly Grall-Kahn was injured. Strangers stopped the bleeding, a Mukwonago nonprofit donated supplies, and now her mom urges others to carry trauma kits.
Beloved Hartford dry cleaner seeks new ownership after 50+ years of business
Jerry Wannow hopes to find someone who will maintain the personal touch that has made Hartford Cleaners a community institution since he took over in 1969.
Survivor leads Kenosha healing retreat for other sexual assault survivors
This weekend in Kenosha, survivors of sexual assault will come together for a powerful three-day retreat focused on healing, hope and empowerment.
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