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Fire Destroys Equipment Inside Detached Shed in Somers
SOMERS, Wis. (WLIP)— A fire destroyed the contents of a large, detached shed in Somers early Saturday morning, prompting a response from firefighters across Kenosha County. No injuries were reported. Somers Fire and Rescue was dispatched to a property at 3800 5th Place at approximately 6:15 a.m. on Nov....
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Football: Four area athletes announced to WFCA All-Region Teams
The Wisconsin Football Coaches Association revealed its 2026 All-Region Teams this week, and a total of four athletes from area high schools were amongst those recognized. Janesville Craig’s Keyon’Dre Thornton and Malachi Schoonover, Evansville’s Harker Larsen and Edgerton’s Eli Kittleson each received spots on the list of the WFCA’s All-Region honorees. There are a total of eight regions at the 11-player level, four Large School regions and four Small School regions. Schoonover and Thornton were both honored in Region 4 of the Large Division, while Larsen and Kittleson were members of Region 4 of the Small Division. Thornton wrapped up his senior season for the Cougars by having a career year, logging team-highs in receptions (54) and receiving yards (865) while tying for the team best in touchdowns with nine. Thornton averaged six catches, 96.1 receiving yards and one TD per game over the course of the season. WR2 for Craig also made his way onto the All-Region list, as Schoonover finished right behind or equal to Thornton in every stat category. The junior wideout brought in 45 receptions for 855 yards and nine TDs this season, averaging five catches for 95 yards and a score per game. Evansville’s Larsen
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Case stuns Muskego on last-second field goal to advance to WIAA State Semifinals
MUSKEGO – Colin Gardner could feel the pressure of over 3,000 sets of eyes focusing on him as he lined up for the most important kick of his life. With the Eagles locked in a 3-3 tie with No. 1 seed Muskego, Case’s senior kicker trotted nervously onto the field with four seconds left in what had been a dramatic sectional final. The entire Case football team had taken a knee along the sideline, praying for a brace-faced kid with little more than peach fuzz on his chin to make the biggest play in program history.