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JUNEAU COUNTY, Wis. (WKBT) -- Nearly a year after a fire at an abandoned junkyard in Necedah potentially contaminated residents drinking water, the DNR is taking the first steps to

The St. Louis 2023 Construction Inclusion Week Consortium comprised of Alberici, Clayco, KWAME, McCarthy, Paric, S.M. Wilson and Tarlton recently held a special event to celebrate Supplier Diversity Day at

“WU/FUSED deserves the majority of the credit, along with a few former key administrators, for getting the momentum [for socioeconomic diversity] going,” Scotty Jacobs, WashU alumni and former Student Representative to the Board of Trustees, said.

“Access Ain’t Inclusion.” This is a phrase popularized by Dr. Anthony Abraham Jack, an Assistant Professor of Education at the Harvard Graduate School of Education, in his book “Privileged Poor: How Elite Colleges Are Failing Disadvantaged Students.”

NECEDAH(WKBT)-- For a number of residents in the Village of Necedah, summer has been challenging, after discovering their wells may be contaminated.

The Red Cross says the fire has created a potentially toxic situation.

Sept. 21, 1922 YOUTHFUL GANG PETTY THIEVES ARE ROUNDED UP A gang of boys, whose alleged thieving operation have extended over six months, and ranged from stealing milk bottles off back porch...