Good morning, Racine.

An off-duty Racine officer hit and injured a pedestrian near 12th and Villa on Sept 4—he stopped to help the injured person who was taken to a hospital while the Kenosha County Sheriff's Office investigates the incident.

A 20-year-old Racine woman, Shamya Anderson, has been charged with 29 criminal counts after her SUV lost control and collided with a city bus and another vehicle near 16th and Murray Avenue on Sept.

3—11 people were injured, including high school students, and she made an initial court appearance on Sept. 5 with a preliminary hearing set for Sept. 11 and a $500,000 cash bond.

Racine police said a 25-year-old pleaded not guilty to an attempted homicide charge after he was involved in a bar shooting on Wisconsin Avenue on April 12—officers found a man with a gunshot wound.

Former Miss Wisconsin Jennifer Navratil said Willow Newell is making history as the first Black Miss Wisconsin — reaching the Miss America stage is a big win that will inspire local girls.

Navratil stressed that being chosen to represent the state shows how hard work and support help build great opportunities.

S.C. Johnson Elementary has finished renovations that include modern learning spaces, a new gym, and updated safety features, and the school is now ready to welcome students.

Union Grove Flea Market

7 a.m. – 3 p.m. — Racine County Fairgrounds — $2 — Explore an open-air market featuring antiques, crafts, vintage items, and more unique finds.

3rd Annual Ted's Run 5k

9 AM – 1 PM — J. I. Case High School — Registration required — Participate in a community 5k run supporting local fitness and wellness.

DeKoven Day Celebration 2025

1-4 p.m. — DeKoven Center — Free admission — Celebrate the life and legacy of Rev. James DeKoven with a eucharistic service and book signing.