RACINE — A 23-year-old Racine man has been charged with first-degree intentional homicide in the shooting death of Koreem Ozier near 12th Street and South Memorial Drive on Sept. 20. The man ...

Ian Jamison Broadway, 22, of Racine, died Sept. 20, 2026. He graduated from Union Grove High School and competed nationally in shooting sports. Service details at Racine County Eye.

David Howard Leifheit, 72, of Caledonia, died Sept. 24, 2026. He retired from SC Johnson, earning nearly two dozen patents. Service details at Racine County Eye.

Downtown Racine’s Oktoberfest-themed First Friday on Oct. 2 will include pop-up vendors from the canceled Party on the Pavement, plus food trucks and Monument Square activities from 4–9 p.m.

Mount Pleasant says Microsoft will redirect its $5M annual data center incentive. What it means for December tax bills, and what's undecided.

Sammy moved with his family to Pleasant Prairie, WI in 2002 and attended schools from pre-Kindergarten through 12 grades in the Kenosha Unified School System (KUSD) Special Education Program. Through ...

This week of September sees temperatures ranging from the 40s to the 70s, with cloudy weather. Dress for the forecast and plan accordingly while traveling and venturing outside. Wednesday, September ...

Renee Frazier Morrison, 70, of Kenosha, died Feb. 11, 2025. She was a longtime Kenosha educator, church member, mother and grandmother.

Jack Hill, 71, of Kenosha, died Feb. 9, 2025. He was a Vietnam veteran, UW-Parkside graduate, martial artist, outdoorsman and longtime karate instructor.

David Maack explores his Ojibwe heritage, his grandfather’s boarding school experience and the journey of reconnecting with family, culture and tradition.

Racine Art Museum will host the Midwest premiere of “Accidentally Wes Anderson: Adventures in Wisconsin” Feb. 24–June 13, 2027, and is seeking Wisconsin photo submissions through Nov. 15.

Artists Gallery in downtown Racine will present “The Dynamic Still Lifes of Juli Janovicz” Sept. 30–Oct. 31, with an opening reception Oct. 2 from 5–8 p.m.