Federal agent shot in Racine
A federal agent was shot during a "multi-jurisdictional operation" on Clairmont Street in Racine.
Federal agent shot in Racine, suspect dead: police
A federal agent was shot during a "multi-jurisdictional operation" on Clairmont Street in Racine on Wednesday, Oct. 6.
Racine police called to Horlick HS; resource officer assaulted
The Racine Police Department was called to Horlick High School after the school's resource officer was assaulted by a student.
Racine home invasion, homicide; 31-year-old man dead, suspect sought
Racine police are investigating the fatal shooting of a 31-year-old man at a residence on Monroe Avenue late Monday, Oct. 4.
Top election officials in 3 cities, WEC administrator subpoenaed
A Wisconsin election investigation led by former Justice Mike Gableman subpoenas election chiefs in Green Bay, Racine and Milwaukee, plus the state's top election official.
Fatal crash in Racine; city-owned bus, motorized mini bike collide
Racine police are investigating a fatal crash involving a city-owned bus and a motorized mini bike that happened Tuesday, Sept. 28. I
Racine police officer injured, car hit; man charged with OWI
A Racine man was allegedly intoxicated when he hit a police squad car and injured an officer near 16th Street and Memorial Drive.
Racine's Jefferson Lighthouse Blue Ribbon School designation celebrated
An elementary school in Racine has received a national award for being one of the top-performing schools in the state. Staff and students at Jefferson Lighthouse Elementary School celebrated being named a Blue Ribbon School.
Racine Theatre Guild returning after COVID shutdown
Live plays and musicals will soon light up the Racine Theatre Guild stage after more than a year and a half.
9 Wisconsin schools recognized as National Blue Ribbon Schools
U.S. Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona recognized 325 schools as National Blue Ribbon Schools for 2021, including nine schools in Wisconsin.
Racine Zoo bike, walking path reopens to public
The City of Racine Department of Parks, Recreation, and Cultural Service officially re-opened the bike/walking path behind the Racine Zoo on Monday, Sept. 20.
Racine County Jail inmates hospitalized after ingesting substance
Five Racine County Jail inmates were taken to the hospital on Thursday after ingesting a smuggled synthetic substance, the sheriff's office said.
Racine Zoo Amur tiger dies from complications during routine exam
The Racine Zoo is mourning the passing of one of its two Amur tigers.
Racine homicide: Man charged, woman found dead
A Racine man is charged with first-degree intentional homicide after a woman was found dead when police performed a welfare check in August.
Racine's Festival Hall COVID testing site opens
A COVID-19 testing site, run by the Wisconsin National Guard, opened at Racine's Festival Hall on Thursday, Sept. 16.
COVID-19 testing in Racine resumes at Festival Hall Sept. 16
National Guard COVID-19 testing will resume in Racine's Festival Hall this Thursday, Sept. 16.
Racine COVID vaccine incentives working, officials say
Less than a month after a vaccine incentive program was implemented in Racine, we’re hearing from city health officials that it’s working, with the daily average of people getting their first shot increasing by nearly 20 percent.
Teaching 9/11: Generation of students taught history of attacks
9/11 stirs up vivid memories of the moments the U.S. was attacked. But for those who were not alive 20 years ago, they are now being taught what that day truly meant.
Racine police arrest bank robbery suspect
Racine police arrested a South Milwaukee man suspected of robbing a bank near 3 Mile Road and Main Street on Friday.
Racine Zoo welcomes young wallaroo
The Racine Zoo is excited to announce the newest member of its Zoo family: Jiemba, the 21-month-old wallaroo who arrived just a few weeks ago.


















