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RUSD Board elects Docksey for VP, Coey for treasurer

The Racine Unified School District Board during a special meeting Monday elected two board officers.

Mount Pleasant Village President Degroot challenging Neubauer for 66th Assembly District

Mount Pleasant Village President David DeGroot is challenging incumbent Assembly Minority Leader Greta Neubauer to represent Wisconsin's 66th Assembly District. 

Park HS book club expands students’ literary horizons

About 10 students and a few educators are part of the Park High School book club that started in summer 2023.

Artists and crafters display their works at indoor market in County Line Hall

Arts and crafts vendors from Racine County and Kenosha County meet for a spring indoor market on the county line. 

Florida Democrats hope abortion and marijuana questions draw young voters despite low enthusiasm

In Florida and across the nation, young voters could prove pivotal in the 2024 election, from the presidency to ballot amendments and down ballot races that will determine who controls Congress.

Courtney Smith pleads not guilty to harboring hit-and-run suspect

A woman charged with helping a man accused in connection to a fatal hit-and-run pleaded not guilty in court Wednesday.

Graduations scheduled for Racine County high schools

Graduation season is nearing for Racine County high schools.

Racine Unified School District Board to vote again on VP, treasurer

The Racine Unified School District Board will again elect multiple board officers after a procedural error at a recent meeting.

City assessor: Residents can expect assessments in the mail, increase in values

The Assessor’s Office on May 3 mailed 23,450 assessment notices that show an average value increase of 10% for residential properties throughout the City of Racine.

Student works to bring Stop the Bleed training, kits to Case HS

Torin Slaughter's capstone project aims to raise money to put Stop the Bleed kits in every Case classroom and have all Case staff receive Stop the Bleed training.

Taylor Wishau selected to lead Burlington School Board

The Burlington Area School District Board during its reorganization meeting elected Taylor Wishau as president.

Man accused of damaging City of Racine Water Department building

A man is in custody after allegedly being caught throwing rocks at a window at the City of Racine Water Department building Tuesday night.

Browns Lake dredging project could top $9 million

A dredging project on Browns Lake could cost more than expected, with contractor proposals unveiled Friday starting at more than $9 million.

High school sports roundup: Union Grove edges Prairie in battle of state-ranked soccer teams

After missing several games with an injury, Rhyan Hood returned to the lineup for the Union Grove High School girls soccer team Saturday.

High school softball/baseball roundup: Case christens revamped softball diamonds with two wins

The Case High School softball team had just enough gas in the tank to sweep the inaugural Racine Softball Quadrangular.

DOJ: Mount Horeb shooter brought pellet gun to school

The Wisconsin justice division has launched an investigation into the death of an eighth grade Mt. Horeb Middle School student who was shot by police.

High school boys roundup: Union Grove baseball team sweeps Badger in key SLC series

It was a successful week for the Union Grove High School baseball team, to say the least.

High school sports roundup: Catholic Central softball team keeps good times rolling

The Catholic Central High School softball team has been making history all season.

Have you ever wondered why the US has so many tornadoes? Here are the reasons

An active jet stream pattern in the western half of the country means that the first half of May will favor more tornadoes in the Great Plains.

People enjoy sunny Friday afternoon by Lake Michigan

Many people enjoyed the sunny weather Friday afternoon by Lake Michigan.

Scott Kinderman announces campaign for Wisconsin's 62nd Assembly District

Scott Kinderman is running to represent Wisconsin's 62nd Assembly District. 

Five photos of a sunny Friday by Lake Michigan

Many people enjoyed the sunny weather Friday afternoon by Lake Michigan.

16th Street Studios features local artists at Spring Open House

Twice a year, 16th Street Studios opens their doors to the public, giving people an insight into the minds of several different artists, who all work at the Racine Arts and Business Center at 1405 16th St.

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High school sports roundup: Waterford golfers win second straight Racine County Invitational title

It was the perfect scenario for the Waterford High School boys golf team.

President Joe Biden to return to Wisconsin on Wednesday with stop in Racine

Trump and Biden are locked in a neck-and-neck matchup in the battleground state, according to a Marquette Law School poll released last month.

High school girls roundup: Waterford softball team has another fantastic finish

Another day, another fantastic finish for the Waterford High School softball team.

Polzin: Mission for joy led to breakthrough for Wisconsin football receiver

Teammates were surprised to learn Will Pauling was struggling to get acclimated to Wisconsin despite his performance, familiarity with coaches and being closer to home.

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A breakout bowl game performance was a springboard for spring practices. Here's why offensive coordinator Phil Longo has high hopes for a slot receiver.

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