Democratic party candidates David Crowley, Sarah Godlewski, and Trevor Jung joined Mark Pocan, Josh Kaul, and Pete Buttigieg at a Racine rally ahead of midterms.

Downtown Racine’s Nov. 6 First Friday runs 4–9 p.m. with holiday shopping, live music and a hats, gloves and scarves drive for the Hospitality Center.

Case High School football shuts out Kenosha Indian Trail 49-0, advancing to the WIAA Division 1 quarterfinals for the first time in school history.

Democratic congressional candidate Mitchell Berman speaks at a rally in Racine ahead of his race against incumbent U.S. Rep. Bryan Steil.

Affordable Care Act's open enrollment brings higher premiums, expiring subsidies, stricter eligibility rules, and fewer coverage options for 2027 health plans.

Robert Yule, 66, of Kenosha, died Oct. 26, 2026. He was born in Kenosha and graduated from Mary D. Bradford High School. Memorial visitation and Mass at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church.

Cynthia Ann Skelly, 77, of Kenosha, died Oct. 23, 2026. She enjoyed cooking, gardening, and attended the 1967 Ice Bowl game. Service details at Racine County Eye.

James Neil Loendorf, 83, of Mt Pleasant, died Oct. 28, 2026. He was a graduate of Washington Park High School and worked at SC Johnson Wax for 32 years. Service details at Racine County Eye.

Gail Louise Spang, 80, of Racine, died October 26, 2026. She was a graduate of St. Catherine's High School. Service details are on Racine County Eye.

Timothy Arnold Weidner, 76, of Racine, died Oct. 29, 2026. He served in the National Guard and was a longtime member of First Evangelical Lutheran Church. Service details at Racine County Eye.

Lloyd Alzo Nelson, 98, of Bristol, died Oct. 28, 2026. He was a farmer who operated a grain bin business and built homes. Service details at Racine County Eye.

Independent living gives older adults control over daily routines while keeping practical support close by. Residents choose their schedules, meals, activities, and social connections without having ...