Join us for our Young Adult Job Fair being hosted at Indian Trail High School and Academy, 6800 60th St., from 3 to 5 p.m. Wednesday.
Join us for our Young Adult Job Fair being hosted at Indian Trail High School and Academy, 6800 60th St., from 3 to 5 p.m. Wednesday.
No determination has been made yet regarding a sign posted that purported to offer free drinks to those who voted for certain candidates in Somers.
MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Former Alderwoman Satya Rhodes-Conway has knocked off longtime Madison Mayor Paul Soglin.
The Wisconsin Supreme Court race that liberals needed to win to have a shot at taking majority control of the court next year appeared headed for a recount, with the conservative candidate declaring victory while holding a narrow lead following Tuesday's election.
Wilmot Union High School electors chose incumbent Sue Gerber and newcomer Laurie DeMoon to fill three-year seats on the district's board of education, and incumbent Steve Turner will fill a one-year seat.
Unofficially, in the contested state Supreme Court race, Brian Hagedorn led in Kenosha County with 11,970 votes or 52%.
Thaddeus “Tip” McGuire of Somers led most of the way and won the Democratic primary in the 64th Assembly District.
One incumbent will join three newcomers on the Bristol School Board.
Voters returned Mike Farrell as Bristol village president Tuesday, while a newcomer ousted an incumbent on the Village Board.
The Paris Town Board will have a new look as John Holloway takes over as chairman, and Ron Buttke joins the board.
When it comes to election law in Wisconsin, offering money or gifts in exchange for votes is a no-no.
Here are results as we get them in the contested Democratic Primary in the 64th Assembly district.
Here are results of contested school board races in Kenosha County:
The only referendum on the Kenosha County ballot won approval Tuesday, as voters supported the Salem School by 58 to 42 percent.
Here are Kenosha County election results:
Gov. Tony Evers set a special election for April 30 to elect someone to serve the remainder of Peter Barca’s term. Barca has moved on to become state Secretary of Revenue.
Gov. Tony Evers set a special election for April 30 to elect someone to serve the remainder of Peter Barca’s term. Barca has moved on to become state Secretary of Revenue.
PLEASANT PRAIRIE — Village officials are considering moving three voting wards to two other sites after severing ties with St. Anne’s Catholic Church following an incident over an anti-abortion display during the Nov. 6 election.
Editor’s note: The Kenosha News asked candidates for Kenosha County sheriff and state House and Senate this question: “What is your top priority (for your office or seat)? Here are their answers in the final segment of Kenosha News question and answers with candidates in key contested races.
Editor’s note: The Kenosha News asked candidates for U.S. House, U.S. Senate and governor this question: “Please outline your plan for your first 100 days in office if elected.” Here are their answers in the final segment of Kenosha News question and answers with candidates in key contested races.
Editor’s note: The Kenosha News sent questions to candidates for the 21st state Senate district — incumbent Republican Sen. Van Wanggaard and Democrat Lori Hawkins. Here are their answers.
The Kenosha News sent questions to candidates for the 64th state legislative district — incumbent Democrat Rep. Peter Barca and Constitution Party candidate Thomas Harland. Here are their answers.
Editor’s note: The Kenosha News sent questions to candidates in the 61st state legislative district — incumbent Republican Rep. Samantha Kerkman and Democrat Gina Walkington. Here are their answers.
Editor’s note: The Kenosha News sent questions to the candidates for Wisconsin governor, and here’s the second set of their answers. Participating are Gov. Scott Walker, Republican; Tony Evers, Democrat; Phillip Anderson, Libertarian; Arnie Enz, Wisconsin Party; and Dr. Margaret “Maggie” Tur…
Editor’s note: The Kenosha News sent questions to the candidates for Wisconsin governor, and here’s the first set of their answers. Look for the second set in Monday’s Kenosha News. Participating are Gov. Scott Walker, Republican; Tony Evers, Democrat; Phillip Anderson, Libertarian; Arnie En…
Editor’s note: The Kenosha News sent a set of questions to county sheriff candidates — Republican David Beth and Democrat David Zoerner. Here are their answers for some of the questions, and more will be published Monday.
Editor’s note: The Kenosha News sent a set of questions to 1st House District candidates — Democrat Randy Bryce, Republican Bryan Steil, and Independent Ken Yorgan. Here are their answers for some of the questions, and more will be published Monday.
Editor’s note: The Kenosha News sent a set of questions to county sheriff candidates — Republican David Beth and Democrat David Zoerner. Here is the second set of answers. The first set was in Sunday’s edition.
Editor’s note: The Kenosha News sent a set of questions to 1st Congressional District candidates Democrat Randy Bryce, Republican Bryan Steil and Independent Ken Yorgan. Here is the second set of their answers. The first set was in Sunday’s edition.
Here are the statewide primary vote counts:
MADISON — House Speaker Paul Ryan’s retirement creates an opening in his southeastern Wisconsin congressional district for the first time in 20 years, fueling hopes among Democrats that they can pick up the seat that leans Republican.
Nicholas “Nick” Polce, a Republican primary candidate running for the 1st Congressional District seat, moved to Lake Geneva last fall from the East Coast, where he was born, raised and attended college.
Kevin “Adam” Steen of Salem has always paid attention to politics from a young age.
Born and raised in Janesville, Bryan Steil serves as general counsel to a Milton plastics manufacturer, Charter NEX Films.
Randy Bryce (D)
Tony Evers (D)
Charles Barman
Andy Berg (D)
Editor’s note: The Kenosha News asked Democrats for county sheriff in their contested primary a series of questions. Here is their second set of answers.
Editor’s note: The Kenosha News asked Democrats for county sheriff in their contested primary a series of questions. Here are their answers, with more to follow on Monday.
Editor’s note: The Kenosha News asked Republican candidates for U.S. Senate in their contested primary race a series of questions. This is the last set of answers.
Editor’s note: The Kenosha News asked Republican candidates for U.S. Senate in their contested primary race a series of questions. Their answers will run through Wednesday.
Editor’s note: The Kenosha News asked Republican candidates for U.S. Senate in their contested primary race a series of questions. Their answers will run through Wednesday.
Editor’s note: The Kenosha News asked Republican candidates for U.S. Senate in their contested primary race a series of questions. Their answers will run through Wednesday.
Editor’s note: The Kenosha News asked the two candidates for lieutenant governor in the contested Democratic Party primary race several questions. Here are their answers:
Editor’s note: The Kenosha News asked candidates for governor in contested races this question and others. Look for their answers today through Thursday.
Editor’s note: The Kenosha News asked candidates for governor in contested races this question and others. Look for their answers today through Thursday.
Editor’s note: The Kenosha News asked candidates for governor this question and others. Look for their answers today through Thursday.
Editor’s note: The Kenosha News asked candidates for Wisconsin’s 1st Congressional District this question and others. Two Democrats and four Republicans active in the race answered the questions, and their responses have been printed this week. The candidates are seeking the seat now held by…
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