3-15-10 WRJN News-735am
No Wisconsin teams for Bradley Center regionals in the NCAA Tournament but lots of economic benefit this coming weekend; Person of interest in Union Grove house fire; Indiana woman jailed in Racine for multiple traffic offenses.
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3-15-10 WRJN News-705am
Racine School Board to vote on renewing Chartwells food service contract; Parkside closed for furlough Day; Semi stuck under I-94 overpass near Miller Park interchange; Higher rate of ATV injuries for kids under 16.
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3-15-10 WRJN News-630am
Union Grove house fire being probed but a person of interest is ID'd; Accidental attic fire does $20K damage in Racine; Kenosha aldermen may oppose state proposal on restricting sex offender residency; State DOT wants your opinion about rail issues.
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3-15-10 WRJN News-605am
Formal charges expected against Racine man for death of girlfriend's toddler; Flood Safety Awareness Week in Racine and Kenosha Counties; Low cost dog & cat vaccinations this Saturday at Western Rcine County Health office in Burlington.
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3-15-10 WRJN News-530am
Racine Police still seeking market owner's killer; Union Grove house fire under investigation; Kenosha Council to consider opposition to state sex offender placement bill; More Wisconsinites filing taxes electronically.
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3-12-10 WRJN News 4pm
Large Diesel Spill Closes GBR In Kenosha Co. Much Of The Day, Lots Of Support For RTA's At A Madison Hearing, Racine First Program Working Well According To Report
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3-12-10 WRJN News-1130am
Hwy-31 North of "L" in Somers stays closed by morning haz-mat incident; Racine discrimination ordinance advancing at City Hall; Kenosha Unified seeking names for two athletic fields; Saint Patty's Day parade in DT Racine Saturday afternoon.
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3-12-10 WRJN News-830am
Cleanup continues on leaking overturned tanker along Hwy 31 in Somers; Dover Town Board wants to create a police force; Gateway Board to decide if Early Childhood Lab closes; Parkside woman's B-ball game delayed until Saturday afternoon.
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3-12-10 WRJN News-735am
Cleanup process continues on overturned & leaking fuel tanker in Somers; Racine Unified officials talk about recycling at a breakfast meeting; Kenosha's mayor concerned about moving people to jobs from heavily urban area.
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3-12-10 WRJN News-705am
Overturned fuel tanker closes Hwy 31 between S & L in Kenosha County & affects some school times; Racine 1st hiring program limits could be raised; Returning middle east veterans getting help thru Racine county services office.
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3-12-10 WRJN News-635am
Fuel spill closes Hwy 31 between Hwys S & L in Kenosha County; Racine discrimination ordinance closer to approval; Kenosha & Racine Mayors talk regional transit in Madison; Lots of Veterans services available for soldiers in the middle east.
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3-12-10 WRJN News-605am
Haz-mat situation with overturned fuel tanker in Somers; Racine-Kenosha officials support regional transit at Madison hearing; Report says Racine 1st program working well; Walker & Barrett disagree on MPS.
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3-12-10 WRJN News-530am
Fuel tanker overturns on Hwy-31 Near Hwy-S in Somers; Racine & Kenosha mayors tout regional transit at legislative hearing; Report says Racine First program working well; Senator Feingold has an idea to help pay down the national debt.
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3-12-10 WRJN News-405am Special Report
A fuel tanker overturns on Green Bay Road, north of Highway-S in Kenosha County prompting Somers Fire to declare a Level-B haz-mat incident because of a fuel spill but also causing traffic problems.
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3-11-10 WRJN News-4pm
Another Dense Fog Advisory, Charges Filed After Child Dies Following Mt. Pleasant Traffic Crash, State Employers Created Jobs In WI In January
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3-11-10 WRJN News-1130am
Caledonia Board to discuss PD squad car payments while state & federal tax obligations have been corrected; Racine 3rd among SE Wisconsin counties for Brewers ticket sales thus far; Streve Brown to challenge Samantha Kerkman in Assembly District 66.
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3-11-10 WRJN News- 1030am
Boy badly hurt in Mt Pleasant traffic crash dies at Children't Hospital; Powerball jackpot to $200-million Saturday night; Video gaming machines removed from Racine gas station; Stil waiting on word from Caledonia leaders about squad car payments.
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3-11-10 WRJN News-830am
Northwest side Racine gas station raided for illegal video gaming machines; State Revenue Department countywide assessing proposal rejected by Racine County Board; Kenosha among the cities hoping to lure Google and it's new fiber optic network.
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3-11-10 WRJN News-735am
Flooding potential in SE Wisconsin to exist thru the weekend; Racine gas station owner cited & loses video gaming machines; $750K bond for Oak Creek man accused of sex crimes; No Call List violations still #1 on state consumer protection list.
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3-11-10 WRJN News-705am
Caledonia to issue statement on controversial squad car payment system; "Hour Town" picked for downtown Racine art project; Kenosha museums to be open 7-days a week thru spring & summer; West Allis officials to shave their heads for a cancer charity.
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3-11-10 WRJN News-630am
Too costly to continue Gateway Early Childhood Lab in Racine after August; Flooding potential in Racine & Kenosha Counties thru the weekend; Technology used helped racine students win C-SPAN contest; Lots of public comment on selling raw milk from farms.
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3-11-10 WRJN News-605am
Becker will not appeal recent prison sentence; Gateway's Early Childhood Lab slated to close later this year; Census program at Kenosha Job Center this evening; Governor signs Lehman's Check Scam prevention bill.
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3-11-10 WRJN News-530am
Watch for flooding potentials in SE Wisconsin the next few days; Racine PD confiscate video gaming machines from northwest side gas station; Democrat set to announce run for 66th Assembly District; Saint Catherine's HS honors longtime employee.
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Voice of Italy (la voce de'italia) 3-7-10 (3)
La Voce D\'Italia (Voice of Italy) with host Mario Ruffolo, co-host Luigi Aiello and Joe Bisciglia reporting english news coming from Wisconsin, USA. This week\'s web program is sponsored by Tenuta's Delicatessen and Liquors in Kenosha.
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Voice of Italy (la voce de'italia) 3-7-10 (4)
La Voce D\'Italia (Voice of Italy) with host Mario Ruffolo, co-host Luigi Aiello and Joe Bisciglia reporting english news coming from Wisconsin, USA. This week\'s web program is sponsored by Tenuta's Delicatessen and Liquors in Kenosha.
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Voice of Italy (la voce de'italia) 3-7-10 (2)
La Voce D\'Italia (Voice of Italy) with host Mario Ruffolo, co-host Luigi Aiello and Joe Bisciglia reporting english news coming from Wisconsin, USA. This week\'s web program is sponsored by Tenuta's Delicatessen and Liquors in Kenosha.
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Voice of Italy (la voce de'italia) 3-7-10 (1)
La Voce D\'Italia (Voice of Italy) with host Mario Ruffolo, co-host Luigi Aiello and Joe Bisciglia reporting english news coming from Wisconsin, USA. This week\'s web program is sponsored by Tenuta's Delicatessen and Liquors in Kenosha.
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BECKER SENTENCING 3-3-10
Racine County Judge Stephen Simanek gives former Racine Mayor Gary Becker 3-years in prison and 5-years of supervised release on plea agreement convictions to charges of child enticement & attempted sexual assault of a minor.
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Voice of Italy (la voce de'italia) 2-28-10 (3)
La Voce D\'Italia (Voice of Italy) with host Mario Ruffolo, co-host Luigi Aiello and Joe Bisciglia reporting english news coming from Wisconsin, USA. This week\'s web program is sponsored by Infusino's Restaurants in Racine and Kenosha.
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Voice of Italy (la voce de'italia) 2-28-10 (4)
La Voce D\'Italia (Voice of Italy) with host Mario Ruffolo, co-host Luigi Aiello and Joe Bisciglia reporting english news coming from Wisconsin, USA. This week\'s web program is sponsored by Infusino's Restaurants in Racine and Kenosha.
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Voice of Italy (la voce de'italia) 2-28-10 (2)
La Voce D\'Italia (Voice of Italy) with host Mario Ruffolo, co-host Luigi Aiello and Joe Bisciglia reporting english news coming from Wisconsin, USA. This week\'s web program is sponsored by Infusino's Restaurants in Racine and Kenosha.
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Voice of Italy (la voce de'italia) 2-28-10 (1)
La Voce D\'Italia (Voice of Italy) with host Mario Ruffolo, co-host Luigi Aiello and Joe Bisciglia reporting english news coming from Wisconsin, USA. This week\'s web program is sponsored by Infusino's Restaurants in Racine and Kenosha.
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HOLLYWOOD BROADWAY 1-28-10
"Jesus Christ Superstar"
Special guest Ted Neeley, star of the movie and the national roadshow production.
"Extraordinary Measures" soundtrack
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BECKER PLEA HEARING 12-22-09
Former Racine Mayor Gary Becker, in a change of plea hearing before Racine County Judge Stephen Simanek, takes a deal, with sentencing for early March.
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HOLLYWOOD BROADWAY 10-23-09
The Halloween Special!
HOLLYWOOD
The Exorcist
Poltergeist
Rosemary's Baby
Halloween
The Haunting
Saw
BROADWAY
The Little Shop of Horrors
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10-11-09 WRJN News-1
Racine police looking for suspect in shooting - Freezing temperatures end growing season for this year - State flags lowered to honor fallen state soldier.
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DICKERT TALKS MASS TRANSIT 10-5-09
Racine Mayor John Dickert talks about mass transit needs and a 7-o'clock forum Wednesday (10/7) night in the Great Hall of the DeKoven Center with WRJN's Sound Off host Don Rosen.
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STATE OF THE DISTRICT 9-22-09
Racine Unified Superintendent James Shaw focuses on the North Star student achievement initiative, while touching on areas like virtual schools, special education, teacher-coaches, aligning resources & creating a data warehouse.
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KRM PRESENTATION 9-14-09
Ken Yunker, Executive Director of the Southeast Wisconsin Regional Planning Commission gives the formal presentation about KRM at the Racine hearing on the project's draft environmental impact statement.
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HOLLYWOOD BROADWAY 9-13-09
The Film Music of Thomas Newman
Road to Perdition
Green Mile
Little Women
Cinderella Man
Shawshank Redemption
"Mamma Mia!"
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HOLLYWOOD BROADWAY 9-6-09
"Michael" (soundtrack)
"Drag Me to Hell" (soundtrack)
"How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying" (new Broadway cast)
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BECKER MOTIONS DENIED
8-27-09 Racine County Judge Stephen Simanek denies motions by former Racine Mayor Gary Becker to dismiss child porn & attempted sexual assault charges, based in part on the illegal capture of information of his personal computer hard drive.
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INJUNCTION AGAINST DRAINAGE HEARING
8-12-09 Racine County Judge Richard Kreul grants a temporary injunction against the county's Board of Drainage Commissioners to hold a public hearing on proposed expansion of the Norway-Dover drainage district thru annexation.
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8-2-09 WRJN News-1
Weston man found guilty in death of his daughter - Couple arguing before their car hits wall - Police officer fires shots at driver in Potawatomi Casino garage.
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HOLLYWOOD BROADWAY 8-2-09
Movie and Broadway music. This week....
"Narnia: the Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe" (soundtrack)
"West Side Story" (original Broadway cast)
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HOLLYWOOD BROADWAY 7-26-09
Movie and Broadway music. This week....
"The Ugly Truth"
"Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince"
"Gypsy" Original Broadway Cast
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ADRIAL WHITE Sentencing
7-24-09 Racine County Judge Charles Constantine's sentencing of White on Plea agreement convictions for Reckless Homicide and Reckless Injury from a January 2006 confrontation with three men in West Racine, after White's original homicide conviction was o
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5-31-09 WRJN News-1
Racine Police seek suspect in shooting - Woman who gave birth inside Racine County jail cell plans to sue county.
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RACINE'S LEADERSHIP CHANGE
5-19-09 Mayor Tom Friedel turns over the reigns of power in the City of Racine to newly sworn-in Mayor John Dickert, with comments from each in a packed Common Council chamber.
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STATE of RACINE COUNTY
5-12-09 County Executive Bill McReynolds tells the County Board about difficult decisions that may lie ahead because of budget problems, but while noting the county will continue to move forward and not be paralyzed by fiscal fears.
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Mayor To Be Dickert Post Election Talk
5-6-09 Newly Elected Racine Mayor John Dickert talks to WRJN Sound Off host Don Rosen about the campaign, the win, and what's to come as he prepares to take office on May 19th.
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UAW Local 72 Rally
5-4-09 WRJN's LIVE coverage of the union rally in the wake of Chrysler's bankruptcy filing, which includes closing the Kenosha engine plant by the fall of 2010.
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Summer Movies 2009
Lite Rock 92.1's Don Rosen and Carlo Petrick from Marcus Theatres preview the 2009 summer movie schedule.
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RACINE MAYOR FORUM Pt-1
3-17-09 Racine Taxpayers Association forum with 9 of the 11 candidates for mayor, and questions on various issues.
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RACINE ROUNDABOUT 2-15-09
Racine Public Works Commissioner Rick Jones talked to WRJN News Director Tom Karkow about a proposed roundabout at the intersection of Washington Avenue, 6th & 7th Streets.
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MAYOR FRIEDEL 2-3-09
The Racine Council unanimously approves Alderman Tom Friedel to be Mayor until a special election on May 5th, with a primary April 7th...a date pushed back by a vote of 9-to-5, with Friedel taking the oath & accepting congratulatory comments.
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McREYNOLDS RESPONDS ON FRAUD 1-28-09
Racine County Executive Bill McReynolds challenges claims of ignoring child welfare fraud in the SHARE program, and supports the state wondering how case information got into a Milwaukee Journal Sentinel story.
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MAYOR DISCUSSION Pt-3
1-22-09 Conclusion of Racine Council debate on naming interim Mayor until recommended June 2nd special election.
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MAYOR DISCUSSION Pt-2
1-22-09 First portion of the Racine Council debate on naming a "Mayor" until a recommended June 2nd special election.
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Paul Kern
