Racine

The Racine Unified School District will move forward with in-person learning starting Wednesday despite concerns regarding further spread of COVID-19.

The Wisconsin Humane Society is making changes to its hours and services in response to COVID-related staff and volunteer shortages.

Racine saw some of the heaviest snowfall during Saturday's winter storm, and residents who spoke to FOX6 News said it all came about a week too late.

Charles Hitchcock, reported missing Tuesday, Dec. 28, was found safe later that same day, Racine police said.

Racine police are warning residents to be aware of recent snowblower thefts in the city.

Due to power outages, three Racine public schools have transitioned to virtual learning for Thursday, Dec. 16.

National Guard COVID-19 testing will continue at Racine's Festival Hall through Thursday, Jan. 6, Racine Public Health Administrator Dottie-Kay Bowersox announced on Wednesday, Dec. 15.

Racine held a dedication ceremony for historical markers that will be installed indicating significant sites of the Underground Railroad.

A Racine man, charged with multiple counts related to impersonality an undercover officer, was sentenced to two years in prison on Dec. 6.

Police responded to the area of 16th Street and Taylor Avenue around 4:30 p.m. Wednesday for a report of a stolen vehicle with two small children inside.

The Racine Police Department is searching for Jalon Malone. Police said he should be considered armed and dangerous.

Prosecutors accuse a Racine man of striking a victim after he allegedly dumped hot sauce in the victim's fish tank in an attempt to poison the animals.

A Racine man is charged with 20 counts of child pornography possession. He allegedly admitted to possessing porn on his phone and tablet.

The death of Racine County Jail inmate Ronquale Ditello-Scott Jr. in May 2021 has been ruled an accidental overdose, the sheriff's office said.

A 22-year-old Racine County man is expected to face multiple criminal charges for alleged abuse of an infant boy.

It has been more than a year since the Thelma Orr Community-Oriented Policing House in Racine was destroyed by arson. On Wednesday, Nov. 17, the house rose from the ashes.

The Racine Fire Department responded to a fire at a vacant apartment building where Liberty Street becomes Horlick Drive around 7 p.m. Friday.

A search found roughly six pounds of marijuana and other items, the sheriff's office said. A young child was at the residence at the time.