Waterford faced a roaring Barkin Arena on Beloit Memorial Hall of Fame night and split the doubleheader: the Wolverines’ girls team dominated 71-32, while the boys lost 83-68 in a game that tightened ...

Lamont Hamilton nears the all-time scoring record, big boys and girls basketball games highlight the schedule, and WIAA swimming and wrestling postseason action ramps up.

Voters in the City of Racine's 2nd Alder District chose incumbent Alder Tyler Townsend and Alyson Weiss to advance to the April election.

The last year of Gov. Tony Evers’ final term, and since January, it reflects how the last eight years have gone with the Republican Legislature.

The Racine Unified School Board of Education approved the 2026-27 district calendar at the board's Monday, Feb. 17, 2026.

Racine adult pickleball and volleyball leagues continue Feb. 18–26 at Tyler Domer, Gilmore, Walden and Chavez community centers.

Robert Berens, 60, of Kenosha, passed away February 14, 2026. He served with the South Shore Fire Department for 35 years. A GoFundMe has been created for his family.

Midwest grocery prices increased in January, even as egg prices continued to fall nationwide after last year’s record-setting costs.

Racine Theatre Guild presents “The Girl on the Train” Feb. 27–March 15 at 2519 Northwestern Ave., with evening and matinee performances.

Discover banking features that help communities save more, from digital sub-accounts and round-ups to high-yield accounts and sign-up rewards.

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A bipartisan supermajority agrees on a bill to support nuclear power to provide some of Wisconsin's energy needs by defraying upfront costs.