Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 6th of May.
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🏘️ Community
Prairie School junior Joshua Utley won the 2025 Congressional Art Competition for Wisconsin’s First District with his graphite drawing Cow in the Way — it will be shown in a tunnel at the US Capitol.
SC Johnson will host a free talk on AI on May 8 — Racine has launched a new bus banking website for contactless fares while local Habitat for Humanity groups merged to build more affordable homes.
🚨 Crime
A Racine police officer shot and killed an armed man near 17th and Franklin on May 4 after the suspect crashed his vehicle while trying to flee an arrest for a violent domestic incident (investigators from DCI and state patrol are reviewing the case) (the officer is on administrative leave).
The documentary CYCLE, which premiered May 4 at the Oriental Theater in Milwaukee, shows new evidence that does not match the official story of the 2019 shooting of Ty’Rese West in Mount Pleasant—details in the officer’s deposition and a long delay in informing West’s family are now fueling community calls for accountability.
🎓 Education
Case High School senior Kaeden Saunders was accepted to the Air Force Academy and will attend college in Colorado Springs — he earned his pilot license on his second try and leads in the Civilian Air Patrol — showing his strong work ethic as he trains to become an Air Force pilot.
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