Good morning, Racine.

Foxconn will invest $569 million to expand its Racine County operations—adding 1,374 jobs over the next four years after the state approved up to $16 million in performance-based tax incentives.

The company plans to meet rising U.S. customer demand and boost domestic supply chains.

A growing number of people in Racine are joining a national economic blackout from Nov.

25 through Dec. 2 to spend money at local stores instead of big retailers—organizers say this move aims to fight corporate greed and keep jobs in the community.

Beginning Dec. 1, Racine will enforce alternate-side parking rules from 2-6 a.m.—drivers must move their cars to avoid fines.

A guide on holiday food safety outlines key steps—cleaning, separating, cooking, and chilling—to prevent foodborne illness and help ensure meals are safe.

It advises washing hands often and using a food thermometer to check that foods reach the right temperatures during the holiday season.

Racine County boys basketball started yesterday with a rematch between Park and Waterford in a doubleheader at Waterford Union, and teams will compete in holiday showcases on Friday and Saturday at Case High.

Girls basketball matchups are also set at Brookfield Central and other local schools.

Holiday Pops Concert

7:30 PM - 1:30 AM — Racine Memorial Hall — Ticket prices vary — Experience the wonder of the season with festive music and a community singalong at the Racine Symphony Orchestra’s Holiday Pops concert.