RACINE — A city committee approved the outstanding portion of the city's nuisance ordinance this week, clearing the way for the new ordinance …
RACINE — Riverside Inn’s alcohol license, previously suspended in a city settlement, will be officially up for revocation on Oct. 24. At the s…
RACINE — The city’s transit system kicked off RYDE To Work Week with free coffee and snacks for people filtering through the Corinne Reed Owen…
RACINE — Fifty city employees have filed appeals under the city’s new wage system, according to city staff.
RACINE — The fruits of an $80,000 contract with Milwaukee’s Branigan Communications are now on display at BuildUpRacine.org.
RACINE — The city has released its capital improvement budget (CIP), which for the first time includes a year-by-year breakdown of how it plan…
RACINE — Thursday’s Racine Taxpayers Association forum featured the most heated exchanges to date between mayoral candidates State Rep. Cory M…
RACINE — In conversations released by The Johnson Foundation at Wingspread Wednesday night, mayoral finalists Rep. Cory Mason and Alderman San…
RACINE — The Johnson Foundation at Wingspread is scheduled tonight to release conversations with the two candidates to be Racine’s next mayor.
RACINE — After more than a year and 47 input-gathering sessions, Visioning a Greater Racine has finalized its action plan.
I don't understand your comment. The days they missed the completion date for 2015 and 2016 are included. They paid late fees to the city, but the city is asking for them to stop bidding, so they're not asking for that addedrevenue stream to continue, citing the inconvenience to residents. I…
Per the city ordinance, sec. 46-28 "Bids shall be required for every purchase of materials, supplies, equipment or contractual services other than professional services, the estimated cost of which exceeds $25,000.00." This was a professional services contract, so that rule does not apply.
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Patrick Leary commented on City staff propose Nov. 7 for special election pending Dickert's resignation
As I said in the story, the Council couldn't have set the election date last night because they cannot do so until the mayor resigns. They have no control over when the mayor resigns. They could only tentatively schedule it, but it would only take effect if the mayor stepped down.