Jillian Craig is a news reporter based in Kenosha, Wisconsin. She focuses on covering local news stories and events in the Kenosha area, including education, community outreach, arts, and culture. Her work has been featured in Kenosha News, Lake Geneva Regional News, and The Journal Times.
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Jillian's focus is predominantly on local events and community news, with an emphasis on education and family-related topics. If reaching out to her, consider offering stories related to local educational initiatives, family-focused events or human-interest pieces connected to Kenosha.
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The Town of Randall has set its 2025 budget hearing for Monday, Nov. 25 at 6 p.m. The hearing is open to the public and those interested are welcome to attend.
By: Jillian Craig
The Kenosha Unified School Board unanimously voted to rename the Educational Support Center Tuesday after a former superintendent credited for bolstering the district over his tenure.
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The Kenosha Unified School Board voted to approve a non-recurring operational referendum question to be placed on the Feb. 18 ballot. The ballot question will ask voters to exceed the
Kenosha Unified voters will be asked to approve a non-recurring operational referendum next February.
By: Jillian Craig
Barnes said the time has come to pass the golf course to an owner who can "take it to the next level."
By: Jillian Craig
The approved levy totals $81,641,568, which is an increase of $905,763, or 1.12%, from the $80,735,805 the city levied for its budget in 2024.
Franklin, of South Milwaukee, was charged Sept. 9 with first-degree intentional homicide, first-degree intentional homicide of an unborn child, possession
Districts receive their first aid estimates in early July. Funds received include: Salem Salem was estimated to receive $7,995,853.
A Kenosha teen facing charges of terroristic threats entered a plea of not guilty by reason of mental disease or defect during a hearing Friday afternoon in the Kenosha County Courthouse.
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