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Wisconsin voters approved Big improvements to two separate southwest Wisconsin school districts. Both bond measures total more than $60 million dollars in marked improvements.

Wisconsin voters approved Big improvements to two separate southwest Wisconsin school districts. Both bond measures total more than $60 million dollars in marked improvements.

Vivian Koenecke, age 81, went home to be with her Lord on Thursday, August, 4, 2022.

Crystal Cooper will take over at Dennis, Steve Jones will assume duties at Charles and Max Smith will begin leadership at Westview.

Whether it was “definitely,” “completely” or “utterly," Tori Johnson, Derek Worch, Jamie Thomas and Pam Jacot were all shocked.

Communities that KARE celebrates Tami Staloch-Schultz and Westview Elementary for proving that each of us can put the "I" in kindness.

Platteville School District officials have selected an architectural firm to assist in a multimillion-dollar e...

Anticipated bus driver shortage leads to change in school start, dismissal times in Lees Summit Charlie Keegan The Lee's Summit school district aims to reduce bus ride times by 20 minutes for students next school year. and last updated 2021-06-16 16:27:16-04 KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The wheels on the bus in Lee’s Summit will start turning at different times this fall as the district plans for a shortage of bus drivers. During the Lee’s Summit School District Board of Education mee...

TribLIVEs Daily and Weekly email newsletters deliver the news you want and information you need, right to your inbox. North Hills School District officials are planning an appointment-only coronavirus vaccine clinic for students 16 and older next month. Students interested in getting the Pfizer shot can sign up on the district’s website. Officials from Giant Eagle will be administering the vaccines on May 11 at the high school, according to information posted on the district website. The cli...

BrightRidge is funding a new broadband expansion that will bring internet service to another 1,051 rural locations in Washington County. Officials with BrightRidge said the broadband expansion is made possible by work the utility did last year with the help of $2.47 million in Tennessee Emergency Broadband grants it received in August from the Tennessee Department of Economic and Community Development. BrightRidge matched that grant funding, which was part of the Coronavirus Relief Fund, with $...