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Racine County Authorities Step in to Protect Baby; Criminal Cases Launched
(WGTD)---A Burlington couple who left a trail of kids and allegations of neglect through several states is facing child abuse charges in Racine Court. 33-year-old Devin Hoppe and 35-year-old Jackie Moseman are being held in jail in lieu of $250,000 bonds. Both are charged with abuse, neglect and failing to...
Delavan-Darien middle schooler wins statewide art contest
DELAVAN — Teresa Ortega Bernal, a sixth grader in the Delavan-Darien School District, is this year’s winner of the Wisconsin Association for Bilingual Education Middle School Art Contest. Ortega Bernal’s drawing was chosen from all of the middle school entries across the state of Wisconsin. This year’s...
Burlington Pizza Ranch worker hit by garbage truck, identified
BURLINGTON, Wis. - A Burlington Pizza Ranch worker killed after a garbage truck backed into him on April 15 has now been identified. Friends remembered Jake Zappa for always giving back to the community. The 34-year-old lived in Waukesha and helped the community heal after the 2021 Christmas parade attack.
Annual suburban tulip festival to open for season on Saturday
Note: The video in the player above is from a previous report. As trees gain their leaves and flowers bloom, it's clear that spring is in the air, with one suburban farm getting ready to show off the colors of the season. Richardson Farm, located at 909 English Prairie Rd....
Glenda Miller, former McHenry County treasurer, dies at age 68
Glenda Miller already was a stalwart in the McHenry County treasurer’s office by the time she won the top job in 2014, having served more than a decade as chief deputy. Miller, 68, died on April 17 in her home in Harvard of complications from a stroke she suffered in late January, her family said. Donna Kurtz, Miller’s successor as treasurer, said she met Miller at a victory party when Kurtz’ ...
Blend Extra: Diseases That Mimic Dementia But Are Treatable!
Synergy HomeCareprovides personal care, housekeeping, laundry, meal preparation, grocery shopping, transportation to medical appointments, companionship, and respite. Today owner Ruth Busalacchi is back to talk about illnesses and conditions that mimic dementia. Many would agree, that one of the biggest fears of aging, is being diagnosed with Dementia or Alzheimer’s. Because of that fear, many people try to “hide” their symptoms from others, avoid seeing their Doctor, etc over fear that they will have to move. Two points of good news, 1) sometimes signs of dementia can actually be a treatable condition! 2) even if you have some memory issues, you can stay in your own home!
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