Good morning, Racine.

Burlington Brawl 3 is scheduled for tomorrow at Karcher Middle School on Wainright Avenue as a live pro wrestling event to raise funds for local charities—Veterans Outreach of Wisconsin, the Anderson-Murphy VFW Post 2823, and Project Rise Up.

Doors open at 5:30 p.m. and the event will feature six matches including a special appearance by WWE Hall of Famer Rikishi.

A new Wendy's on Douglas Avenue will open next week, making it the second location in Racine — following the restaurant at 4910 Washington Ave.

Nonprofits in Racine have seen a doubling in call volumes as residents seek help with food, housing, child care and transportation amid rising prices.

Federal funding cuts for SNAP and Medicaid will reduce support—officials say tighter budgets may lead to longer waitlists in the coming months.

Horlick High School students signed a pledge against using guns to settle disputes on Oct.

16, 2025—part of a national concern event that included a booth and video presentations sharing personal stories of gun violence. Community organizers and local police helped encourage the commitment to non-violent conflict resolution.

Two housing studies by the county and city show that Racine is facing a gap as new home construction falls behind rising jobs and population.

The reports say the county needs about 855 new units each year—425 for sale and 430 for rent—and call for redevelopment and zoning changes to improve affordable housing.

Today at Franklin High School, Markey Coldtrain plays his final game for the Racine Horlick Rebels against the undefeated Franklin Sabers at 7 p.m.—he said playing football had always been his dream since he was young.

This farewell game marks a key milestone in his career and gives fans one last chance to cheer him on.

Union Grove won 41-12 at Beloit Memorial earlier today and remains unbeaten, setting up an SLC title clash with Badger later today—Case defeated Horlick and Burlington beat Westosha Central to boost their playoff chances.

Prairie clinched the Metro Classic Conference title last week with a 1-0 win while Union Grove boosted its conference lead by beating Elkhorn and Prairie.

Other county teams also recorded wins as they prepare for the postseason starting Oct. 21—final matches will determine their playoff seeds.

Comedy Night with Frank Roche and Dan West

6-9 p.m. — Buckets Pub 2nd Round — Dinner included — Get ready for a night of laughter with the hilarious duo Frank Roche and Dan West.

Life Drawing

10 a.m.–12 p.m. — RAM's Charles A. Wustum Museum of Fine Arts — Cost varies — Explore the beauty of the human form through drawing nude models while learning essential techniques.

Free Fall Family Fun Fest 2025

1-4 p.m. — RAM's Charles A. Wustum Museum of Fine Arts — Free admission — Celebrate Halloween with art activities, a costume contest, and a spooky scavenger hunt.

Racine Geological Society Rock, Mineral & Jewelry Show

10 a.m.-5 p.m. — Fountain Banquet Hall — Freewill Donation — Explore minerals, fossils, and jewelry while enjoying exciting exhibits and a silent auction.

2025 Holiday Parade and Tree Lighting

5:30-7 p.m. — Downtown Racine Corporation — $4 parking available — Celebrate the holiday season with a delightful parade, tree lighting, and festive entertainment.

Ladies Day Out in Downtown Racine

12-6 p.m. — Downtown Racine Corporation — Free to attend, purchases required for card draws — Shop, dine, and enjoy special offers while winning prizes and swag bags.