Former Journal Sentinel, Kenosha News reporter John McEvoy dies at 83
Jun. 13, 2019
John McEvoy, a Wisconsin native and longtime journalist best known for his work covering horse racing, died Monday, June 10. He was 83.
John McEvoy, a Wisconsin native and longtime journalist best known for his work covering horse racing, died Monday, June 10. He was 83.
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