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11/02/2025

Union Grove junior Alana Keevers started strong with a birdie and eagle at the WIAA State Girls Golf Tournament but faced challenges on the back nine.

11/02/2025

RACINE, WI — A 26-year-old man is dead after he was shot in the early morning hours of Saturday, Nov. 1, 2025.

11/02/2025

St. Catherine’s defense intercepts Lake Mills QB five times, including game-winner, to win 12-6 and advance in WIAA Division 4 playoffs at Horlick Field.

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11/02/2025

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11/02/2025

Flu, RSV, and COVID season is fast approaching, and health professionals are urging Racine County residents to get vaccines against all three.

11/01/2025

At 95, Racine’s Al Unger beat lymphoma with care from Ascension All Saints, proving that hope, family, and determination can conquer even cancer.

11/01/2025

BOSTON (AP) — Two federal judges ruled nearly simultaneously on Friday that President Donald Trump’s administration must continue to fund SNAP, the nation’s

11/01/2025

Arrests reflect a shift in ICE’s interpretation of protections for asylum seekers, posing new risks for those waiting for their cases to be heard.

11/01/2025

The Village of Mount Pleasant has formally selected Dustin Ellis to serve as South Shore Fire chief after more than 15 years of service.

11/01/2025

Five Racine County football teams advance to Level 2 of the WIAA playoffs, matching the county’s record for postseason wins this Friday night.

11/01/2025

With the expected loss of federal food assistance funding starting Saturday, Democratic state lawmakers are mounting a series of food drives.

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Racine County residents deserve better journalism and have a place for honest conversations around the news. That’s why we started the Racine County Eye news website in October 2013. We believe in the power of an informed community and take a solutions-based approach to reporting. That doesn’t mean we won’t tell you about problems in our community, but we won’t stay there. It means we will seek out the highest and best information on topics that matter, ask tough questions, hold people accountable, and help our community by bringing together resource lists around key topics. We include primary source documents in our reporting so that you can see where we are getting our information. We believe in producing journalism that adheres to the best practices in our industry. We care deeply about our readers and want to see it grow and thrive.

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