All Pick 'n Save pharmacies accepting walk-ins for vaccinations. The Tyler-Domer Community Center will be offering vaccines Friday and Saturday this week.
Racine continuing to use money from Facebook founder-funded nonprofit to purchase election equipment
The City of Racine is continuing to use grants paid for by the nonprofit that received significant funding from the founder of Facebook to invest in election equipment that can be used long after the pandemic is over.
Through this proposed change and others being considered, the city is aiming to build a system that promotes accountability while dismantling the school-to-prison pipeline.
Racine's City Council passed two resolutions on Tuesday, taking symbolic positions in response to events inside and outside of the city.
Casually dressed in a jacket, jeans, leather shoes and a mask that simply said “VOTE,” Pete Buttigieg aimed to energize a socially distanced crowd of more than a dozen Racine area Democrats Thursday afternoon.
Pete Buttigieg, known as "Mayor Pete" to his supporters even though he is no longer the mayor of South Bend, Indiana, received a warm welcome …
From Joe Biden to local elected officials to YouTubers to podcasters, there are a lot of influential voices weighing in on the Jacob Blake shooting. But there's little consensus on what should be done now. Some want changes to laws ASAP. Some are looking for slower movements.
RACINE — In addition to weighing in on the next President of the United State and U.S. Representative for Wisconsin’s 1st Congressional Distri…
RACINE — Some of the items approved by the City Council during its meeting Tuesday night:
RACINE — The city’s Safer Racine ordinance that allows the public health administrator to put restrictions and health orders in place has been…
RACINE — Grants totaling $933,257 could go a long way, but will be particularly helpful to the Racine Health Department during the COVID-19 pandemic.
In a July 7 report on a Racine police reform task force, Danielle Johnson was speaking only as a member of the Racine Branch NAACP, of which s…
In the article "Redistricting referendum mulled" published on July 20, 2020, Alderman John Tate II stated that he wanted the language to state…
RACINE — With the redistricting of state and federal districts coming up, the City of Racine is considering asking if voters support a nonpart…
RACINE — The Racine Police Department is seeking approval to hire a consultant to have all officers undergo bias-awareness training, though so…
RACINE — The Public Works and Services committee unanimously voted to send Scott Terry’s proposal to paint “BLACK HUMANITY NOW” on Wisconsin A…
RACINE — The Racine City Council voted Monday to make regulations from the Health Department into a city ordinance to help prevent the spread …
Vote. And keep making your voices heard in other ways, like through marching and protesting. Those were the main messages of Friday’s Juneteenth rallies in Racine.
Racine's police chief said he was supportive of diverting as much as $47,500 away from his department’s budget and repurposing it for the mayor’s plan to establish a police reform task force and to coordinate community conversations about policing.
Abolitionist Frederick Douglass once said, "Power concedes nothing without demand. It never did and it never will," and City Council President John Tate II opened his remarks Friday by repeating that very same quote.
RACINE — While hundreds of protesters marched across the city on Tuesday, the Racine City Council passed a resolution expressing solidarity fo…
RACINE — A proposed agreement between the city and Racine Water Utility to spend an estimated $165,000 on water infrastructure for the propose…
RACINE — The City Council and city staff spent quite a bit of time Tuesday night clarifying the differences between Safer at Home orders, the …
RACINE — The site where, earlier this year, an application to crush and recycle gravel and concrete was denied is now set to be a drop-off sit…
A proposal to mail out absentee ballot applications to all registered Racine voters for this fall's elections was approved Tuesday night, though the plan for funding the project still requires approval.
