Dr. Thomas Carr, director of the paleontology program at Carthage College, talks about the program's most recent field expedition to rural Montana. Also with him is Carthage alum Andrew Goebel.
(WGTD)---The City of Racine has been awarded a $576,000 state grant to bring laptops and WiFi to nearly 500 low-income ...
The Pleasant Prairie Plan Commission has given final approval for Uline's fourth office building in the village. The ...
(WGTD)---A German-based company that's in the process of building a $39 million plant in Kenosha wants to establish another ...
Carol Mithers talks about her book 'Rethinking Rescue- Dog Lady and the Story of America's Forgotten People and Pets." The 'dog lady' referenced in the title is Lori Weise, who has done pet rescue in ...
We talk about the first production of the Lakeside Players's current season .... "Puffs- or Seven Increasingly Eventful Years at a Certain SChool of Magic and Magic" by Matt Cox. Also, Moe Cason talks ...
(WGTD)---Two counts of 1st Degree Intentional Homicide were filed Monday against the man who allegedly killed a pregnant ...
What it takes to win in college football's era of chaos." The book discusses the ways in which the infusion of Big Money into college football has changed so much about the game and the experience of ...
The woman was found shot in a car up against concrete pillar at Kenosha's elevated tracks late Friday afternoon. Police ...
For Kailyn Palomares's monthly visit to the program, we talk about the Heide Observatory at Hawthorne Hollow with Dr. William Parker, Associate Professor of Physics at the University of ...
Local poet Nicholas Ravnikar talks about The Poetry Movement- and the Bus Poems Contest that will ultimately place locally written poet on public transportation buses in Racine. The poems should deal ...
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