The Twin Lakes Village Board agreed Monday to create a school resource officer position at Randall School. The officer will be an additional full-time member of the Twin Lakes Police Department.

At about 2:24 p.m., Salem Lakes Fire/Rescue units and sheriff’s deputies are responding to a report of a crash in the 8900 block of Highway 83 (Antioch Road) in Salem Lakes Fire/Rescue.

Salem Boy Scouts of America Troop 328 will host a Super Bowl Sunday Pancake Breakfast and Silent Auction on Sunday, Feb. 9, from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Salem School.

Registration is required by February 11. To register, or to learn more about Powerful Tools and the ADRC’s Caregiver Support, call the ADRC at 262-605-6646 or click the red registration button at adrc ...

Move over, Punxsutawney Phil — Kenosha County’s resident groundhog forecaster has a more optimistic outlook. Hours after ...

Sixth grade students competed in the first ever Readathlon at Salem Grade School on Friday, Jan. 27. After competing in triathlons for many years, 6th grade reading teacher, Mindy Stewart, decided to ...

At about 2:02 p.m., Town of Randall Fire Department, Wheatland Vol Fire Department and Twin Lakes Rescue units are responding for an alarm in the 8800 block of 368th Avenue in Randall. Per dispatch: ...

At about 11:17 a.m., Bristol Fire and Rescue units are responding to Bristol School for a medical call. Per dispatch: Patient had a seizure.

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How much snow did we get last night? The National Weather Service is estimating at least 15 inches of snowfall. As an aside, the drifting has completely wiped out any place here I usually measure snow ...

Spring is coming and the temperature will warm up. If time is any measure, then the real estatemarket will also warm up in spring. You can market your own property and save money byhiring an attorney ...

RACINE, WI — The Wisconsin Professional Police Association (WPPA) will address the Racine Common Council tonight, calling attention to the city’s ongoing contract standoff with its police officers.