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Statewide seat belt use has reached 90.2 percent, up from the roughly 74 percent use in 2009, when the use of a restraint became a primary law…
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Tall Ships
The Kenosha Tall Ships Festival/Tall Ships Great Lakes Challenge 2019 presented both a great honor and a great challenge to the crew of Red Witch.
Fiji arrived on the Picton Castle when it docked in Kenosha last Thursday and she left on the majestic tall ship Monday.
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Milwaukee police pull over three men who are riding scooters on a highway because they say that's what their GPS told them to do.
Illinois’ troublesome Asian carp problem could be a bigger issue for the Great Lakes than originally thought.
Asian carp, jolted by an electric current from a research boat, jump from the Illinois River near Havana, Ill. A newly released study says if Asian carp reach Lake Michigan, they probably would find enough food to spread far and wide.
There are as many people who are happy to see a new electric transmission line that'll stretch from near Madison, Wisconsin, to near Dubuque, Iowa, as there are folks who are angry about it.
Animals at Denver Zoo keep cool as the area's hit by record-breaking hote temperatures
Heavy rain, thunder and lightning batter the streets of Millow, Iowa, and leave a trail of destruction behind the following morning.
The National Weather Service to conduct storm surveys in Iowa after overnight storms in several counties.