Catch up on Racine County’s top 5 stories of the week — from local news and business updates to community highlights and seasonal events.
After court ruling, some 13,000 disabled Wisconsin workers notified they may be eligible for backpay
About 13,000 disabled workers previously declared ineligible for unemployment insurance are being sent mailed notices from the DWD.
Union Grove stays undefeated with a commanding win over Beloit Memorial, setting up a Southern Lakes Conference football showdown with Badger.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture is infusing $300 million into the federal nutrition program, WIC, to keep it running through October.
David Marshall, 47, of Racine, passed away on Oct. 11, 2025. Funeral and visitation details, family information, and service arrangements.
Racine surgeon Dr. Lindsey Clark shares breast cancer screening tips, risk factors, and prevention steps for National Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
The new face of economic strain in Racine County: overworked nonprofits, rising prices, long waitlists—and residents stuck in place.
Prairie clinched the Metro Classic Conference soccer title while Union Grove strengthened its Southern Lakes Conference lead with wins over state-ranked teams.
Ralph Keuffer II, 79, of Kenosha, passed away on Sept. 15, 2025. Veteran memorial service and burial details to follow.
Claude Worden, 57, of Mount Pleasant, passed away Oct. 12, 2025. Private service held. Read full obituary including family and career details.
Racine Horlick Rebels face the undefeated Franklin Sabers this Friday at 7 p.m. with Markey Coldtrain on the line. Tickets still available.
William Horlick High School students on Wednesday signed a pledge against gun violence, to never pick up a gun to solve interpersonal conflicts.
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