Good morning, Racine.

Racine Lutheran student Evan Hansing is set to attend West Point (the United States Military Academy) and will face tough challenges as he starts his military training.

At a town hall in Racine, Martin O’Malley warned that false claims about Social Security—such as that it is a Ponzi scheme—are eroding public trust and risk future cuts.

He said modest changes like raising the payroll tax cap could secure the program that many Racine County residents depend on.

At a town hall on April 24, Social Security experts warned that staff cuts and outdated technology are delaying benefits for more than 45,000 residents and urged lawmakers to act.

They said that planned office moves and quiet restructuring have already caused long wait times — adding to a crisis that affects everyday Racine families.

Doctors at Ascension Wisconsin are screening patients for risky drinking to help cut the chance of getting cancer.

Research shows that drinking too much can lead to liver, breast and other cancers—people are urged to check their habits and talk with their doctor.

WIAA member schools voted strongly to let high school athletes earn money from their name, image, and likeness in deals that do not involve their schools.

The new rule will start at the end of May +boosting opportunities+ for student athletes.

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12-5 p.m. — Fountain Banquet Hall — Admission varies — Explore a unique collection of diverse captive bred animals and learn alongside local breeders.

Cinco K Mayo

8:54 p.m. – 12:54 a.m. — José's Blue Sombrero | Racine — Entry fees apply — Celebrate Cinco de Mayo with a festive 5K race and fun festivities.

Crisis Intervention Partners Training

8 AM – 4 PM — Ascension All Saints Hospital — Contact for details — Gain essential crisis intervention skills to support the Racine community.