News Archive
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Microsoft to ‘Redirect’ Data Center Incentive Back to Mount Pleasant
Village President says the money will help with property tax relief for residents. Click for the WPR story.
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$1 Land Sale Approved by the Racine School Board
Sept. 29, 2026 1p
(WGTD)---A proposal to build a new subdivision in Racine—the first in over 30 years—survived blow-back from some members of the Racine School Board Monday night.
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Racine School Board Member Bellagio Censured by Peers
Sept. 29, 2026 11:30a
(WGTD)---The Racine School Board took the highly unusual step Monday night of censuring one of its own.
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Safe Haven Baby Box in Racine Used for a 2nd Time
Sept. 28, 2026 9:30p
(WGTD)---A newborn found to be in good health was turned over to Racine firefighters Sunday via the Safe Haven Baby Box that's mounted on the side of the Washington Ave. fire station.
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Koreem Ozier Homicide: Self-Defense Claimed on Behalf of the Gunman
Sept. 28, 2026 3:15p
(WGTD) ---The attorney for the man who shot and killed Racine basketball standout Koreem Ozier says his client acted in the defense of his life and that of his friend.
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Plane Crash; Caledonia Gunfight; 'Party-on-the-Pavement' Partial Re-Do; Mahone Foundation Donation
Sept. 27, 2026 9p
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Residents Vow to Step Up in the Wake of Gun Violence
Sept. 27, 2026 7:30p; Edited at 8:20p
(WGTD)---The monthly meeting of the Racine branch of the NAACP on Saturday had a larger turnout than normal, spurred in part by the shooting death earlier in the week of star basketball player Koreem Ozier.
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Kenosha Community Foundation: "10 Days, 10 Decades. 100 years of Impact"
Sept. 25, 2026 noon
(WGTD)---100 years ago in Kenosha, several industrialists, a banker and a department store owner got together to create the Kenosha Community Foundation---a non-profit that’s dedicated to connecting community wealth with the public
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Foxconn Says it Plans to Add 700 Jobs by Mid-2027
Foxconn's deal with the state says the company is targeting 2.6K total employees by 2029. Click for the WPR story.
