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What a year 2014 has been for news. For the last few days we’ve been counting down the 20 most-read stories of the year as determined by how many times readers clicked on a headline.
Here are your top five stories from the year:
5. JC Penney closing store at Regency Mall
4. Holiday Train visiting Sturtevant
2. Westboro Baptist schedules Racine picket events
1. Thousands of books removed from school shelves
Year in Review: Top Stories from 2014 6 – 10
Year in Review: Top Stories from 2014 11 – 15
Year in Review: Top Stories from 2014 16 – 20
