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Journey Church remains divided as 162 members push for a vote to remove seven deacons amid concerns over transparency and the firing of Executive Pastor Jon Brown, while church leaders have ceased responding and an attorney warned of potential legal action if the proposed meeting on Oct. 25 is blocked.

Microsoft plans to purchase land in Sturtevant from United Natural Foods, which closed its facility at 3138 County Road H + laid off staff in March, to expand its data center operations in the area.

Gov. Tony Evers has urged the USDA to reverse a 25% cost-sharing rule that could force dairy centers to close and affect local farmers, cheesemakers, and processors amid rising costs and drought.

Kenosha County will host five free medication drop-off events Saturday, Oct.

24, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Walmart at Brumback Blvd, County Human Services, County Center, Twin Lakes Police Department & UW-Parkside for National Drug Take Back Day. Three sites offer Narcan training, gun locks & test strips.