Good morning, Racine.

In Caledonia, over 100 homes experienced power outages lasting up to 24 hours, with six incidents occurring in the past eight weeks.

Local residents remain in the dark as the community deals with recurring service interruptions.

Students at Starbuck International K-8 School ran a lunchroom compost program on Sept.

24, sorting cafeteria food waste into buckets before it was taken to Blue Ribbon Organics in Raymond. The initiative—funded by a $500 Sierra Club grant and private donations—will be evaluated for a possible grade expansion.

Racine County officials confirm the first human case of West Nile Virus this year, spread by mosquitoes that get the virus from infected birds.

FDA approved the FAYUVI gene therapy for Sanfilippo Type A and Children's Wisconsin will offer this one-time treatment to help preserve neurologic function for children in southeast Wisconsin — families hope the breakthrough brings a healthier future while insurance reviews are completed.