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  1. Milwaukee Journal Sentinel1 hour ago

    Wisconsin secretary of state election; Zamarripa, Schroeder, Karas, on Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

    These are the candidates running for Wisconsin secretary of state in today's election.

    Also reported byRacine County Eye

  2. Milwaukee Journal Sentinel2 hours ago

    Milwaukee-area high school football stats leaders from Round 2 action, on Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

    Here's a look at the top passers, rushers and receivers from Round 2 action in the 2026 WIAA high school football playoffs.

  3. Milwaukee Magazine2 hours ago

    Women of Distinction 2026: The Prairie School, on Milwaukee Magazine

    This trio of leaders at The Prairie School use decades of teaching experience to lead to school in its mission to provide an exceptional, well-rounded education.

  4. Lake Geneva News2 hours ago

    High school freshmen learn about potential careers, on Lake Geneva News

    High schoolers learned about potential careers Monday during the 11th annual Racine Unified School District “SEE Your Future” Expo.

  5. Spectrum News Milwaukee2 hours ago

    Crowley, Tiffany make final push in tight Wisconsin governor’s race, on Spectrum News Milwaukee

    David Crowley and Tom Tiffany made final campaign stops focused on affordability, with both arguing they would lower costs for everyday residents.

  6. Racine County Eye3 hours ago

    Live: How Racine County’s votes are being counted on Election Day, on Racine County Eye

    Racine County Eye is inside the count on Election Day — from the first zero tape to the last absentee ballot at City Hall. Updates all day, newest first. Results are unofficial until the canvass. Live: How Racine County’s votes are being counted on Election Day was first posted on November 3, 2026 at 8:17 am. ©2024 "Racine County Eye". Use of this feed is for personal non-commercial use only. If you are not reading this article in your feed reader, then the site is guilty of copyright infringement. Please contact me at denise@racinecountyeye.com

  7. Racine County Eye3 hours ago

    Racine County Weekly Weather Forecast — November 3, on Racine County Eye

    RACINE COUNTY, WI — This first week of November sees temperatures ranging from the 40s to the 60s. Rainy weather lasts throughout the week. A small craft advisory is in effect from today until 3 p.m. on Wednesday. Forecast Overview Tuesday, November 3: PM Showers with a high of 66F and a low of 59F.

  8. Journal Times3 hours ago

    Homes with acreage in the Racine County area, November 3, on Journal Times

    Browse through homes with acreage in the Racine County real estate market and find your next home!

  9. Kenosha News3 hours ago

    Homes with acreage in the Kenosha area, November 3, on Kenosha News

    Browse through homes with acreage in the Kenosha real estate market and find your next home!

  10. West of the I3 hours ago

    Units responding for crash in Trevor, on West of the I

    At about 6:20 p.m., Salem Lakes Fire/Rescue units and sheriff’s deputies are responding to a report of a crash in the 23900 block of Highway C in Trevor. Per dispatch: Two vehicles involved. Injuries being reported.

  11. Journal Times5 hours ago

    Most Racine County schools see increases in state aid for 2026-27, on Journal Times

    The amount of money a school district receives is mainly impacted by local property valuation, enrollment and shared costs.

  12. Kenosha News5 hours ago

    It’s Election Day in Wisconsin. Here’s what you need to know, on Kenosha News

    For those planning to cast a ballot today, here’s a breakdown of what you need to know before you head out to the polls.

  13. Journal Times6 hours ago

    5 Racine County cross country stars of the week: State edition, on Journal Times

    These five Racine County athletes had impressive performances at the WIAA State Cross Country Championships on Saturday.

  14. WISN6 hours ago

    Wisconsin county-by-county: Live 2026 midterm election results, on WISN

    Racine, Kenosha and Walworth counties had specific races on their ballots. Check results here.

  15. Wisconsin State Journal6 hours ago

    5 questions with Racine Lutheran football star Cohen Kraus, on Wisconsin State Journal

    The Journal Times caught up with Racine Lutheran football star Cohen Kraus, who compared playing offense to defense, revealed his pregame routine and more.

  16. Wisconsin State Journal7 hours ago

    5 former Racine County high school stars excelling in college sports: Nov. 3 edition, on Wisconsin State Journal

    Standouts on the volleyball court and football field highlight this week's Racine County college stars. Vote for your favorite to be the Supernova.

  17. WFRV Local 513 hours ago

    UPDATE: Wisconsin man facing 100+ animal mistreatment charges back in court, on WFRV Local 5

    November 2, 2026 – 9:56 p.m. (WFRV) – A Wisconsin man facing 100+ charges for alleged animal neglect/abuse and bail jumping was in court on November 2 for jury selection. Court records show that 44-year-old Luis Melendez of Kenosha appeared in court while in custody with two attorneys. Melendez pleaded guilty on eleven counts. Melendez

  18. WFRV Local 514 hours ago

    Popular pizza joint in Wisconsin closes one location, on WFRV Local 5

    KENOSHA, Wis. (WFRV) — A popular Wisconsin eatery for pizza and Italian fare has closed its Kenosha location. According to a social media post, Oakfire Pizza & Italian will be closing its Kenosha doors next Thursday, November 12. No reason was given for the closure, with the business urging others who are hiring to consider

  19. WGTD17 hours ago

    Outside Amazon Warehouse in Kenosha, Lawmakers Reiterate Time Off Rights for Voters, on WGTD

    A warehouse worker alleged that Amazon had imposed an illegal policy about taking time away from work to vote. The company called the claim 'inaccurate'. Click for the WPR story.

  20. Channel 300017 hours ago

    Wisconsin governor candidates make final campaign push ahead of Election Day, on Channel 3000

    MADISON, Wis. -- With less than 24 hours until Election Day, Wisconsin gubernatorial candidates David Crowley and Tom Tiffany spent Monday making their final appeals to voters, crisscrossing the state

  21. FOX6 News Milwaukee17 hours ago

    Wisconsin election: District 21 race could decide Senate control, on FOX6 News Milwaukee

    The District 21 State Senate race between Jim Croft and Trevor Jung is going to be key in deciding which party will have control of the Wisconsin State Senate. It will also impact how much power the governor will have in passing legislation.

  22. WGTD17 hours ago

    Decision Day is Tuesday, on WGTD

    In-person voting at the polls Tuesday will begin at 7 a.m. The polls close at eight p.m. Election coverage on WGTD from NPR and Wisconsin Public Radio will begin at 7 p.m. in addition to updates on ...

  23. Urban Milwaukee17 hours ago

    Crowley and Tiffany Make Their Final Pitches in Race for Governor, on Urban Milwaukee

    Polls show Crowley ahead, but Tiffany says it’s about turnout. ‘We are in striking distance.’

  24. WKOW18 hours ago

    Crowley, Buttigieg campaign together in southeastern Wisconsin, on WKOW

    RACINE, Wis. (WKOW) -- Candidates are making their final push to Election Day.

  25. Lake and McHenry County Scanner18 hours ago

    Mother of 15 blamed ‘twin sister’ after allegedly firing shot toward man she says insulted her appearance outside Waukegan store, on Lake and McHenry County Scanner

    A mother of 15 is accused of firing a gun toward a man she said insulted her appearance during an argument outside a Walgreens in Waukegan, then telling police her "twin sister" may have fired it.

  26. TMJ4 News18 hours ago

    Burlington election inspectors prepare for midterms as Racine Co. voters will select new sheriff, Tuesday, on TMJ4 News

    In Burlington, election inspectors worked Monday to prepare Veterans Terrace as residents will select a new governor, county sheriff, and replacement for Assembly Speaker Robin Vos, among other races.

  27. WisPolitics18 hours ago

    Berman campaign: AFSCME endorses ER nurse Mitchell Berman, on WisPolitics

    Union founded in Wisconsin backs union nurse who will fight for public service workers and their right to bargain RACINE, WI – The American Federation of State, County, and Municipal Employees (AFSCME ...

  28. TMJ4 News18 hours ago

    Hundreds of Brewers fans turn out for Yelich's victory shift at Raising Cane's, on TMJ4 News

    Hundreds of Brewers fans packed a Raising Cane’s parking lot Monday morning, arriving before sunrise, to see World Series champion Christian Yelich even if it meant missing class, skipping school.

    Also reported byMilwaukee Journal Sentinel

  29. Kenosha.com19 hours ago

    Mahone Foundation Essay Contest Honors 27 Eighth Graders, on Kenosha.com

    Twenty-seven eighth graders from Kenosha and Racine Unified School Districts will receive $500 Edvest 529 college savings contributions Monday evening at the Mahone Foundation’s Thinking About My Future scholarship awards ceremony at KELA.

  30. Kenosha County Eye19 hours ago

    Carthage Keeps Advisor Accused Of Touching 15-Year-Old’s Upper Chest, Abdomen And Lower Back — Permanently Barred From Applying For Another Wisconsin Educator License, on Kenosha County Eye

    KENOSHA, Wis. — According to DPI records just obtained by Kenosha County Eye, Carthage College advisor Conner David Olsen was accused of touching a 15-year-old female student’s upper chest, abdomen and lower back. The records reveal that Olsen agreed never to apply for or seek reinstatement of any DPI license or permit after the agency […]

  31. Urban Milwaukee20 hours ago

    Did Amazon Violate Wisconsin Voter Law?, on Urban Milwaukee

    Charges that it won’t allow Kenosha plant workers to take time off to vote, as required by law.

  32. WORT-FM 89.920 hours ago

    If You’re Concerned about Data Centers, Unplug the Beast, on WORT-FM 89.9

    Today on A Public Affair, local experts discuss the future of data centers and high powered transmission lines in Wisconsin.

  33. Kenosha News20 hours ago

    Liberal, conservative counties both see big jump in early in-person voting, on Kenosha News

    Mail-in absentee voting remains down in Wisconsin while in-person early voting is up when compared with the state’s 2022 general election.

  34. West of the I20 hours ago

    Units responding for fire in Randall, on West of the I

    At about 9 p.m., Town of Randall Fire Department and Twin Lakes Rescue units are responding to a report of a fire at Highways C and KD in Randall. Per dispatch: Fire in road side ditch being reported. UPDATE 9:04 p.m. — Randall command reports a small box of fireworks burning. Units still responding released.

  35. West of the I20 hours ago

    Deaths Nov. 2, 2026: Cynthia Lee Thomas, on West of the I

    Cynthia Lee Thomas “Cindy”, 72, of Lake Villa, Ill. and formerly of Antioch, Ill, died Nov. 1, 2026.

  36. WISN20 hours ago

    'David Crowley for Governor' signs stolen from Pleasant Prairie home, on WISN

    The Pleasant Prairie Police Department is trying to identify a man spotted stealing campaign signs.

  37. Kenosha.com20 hours ago

    Keys to Kenosha: Free Self-Guided Tour of 50+ Sites on Nov. 7, on Kenosha.com

    More than 50 sites across Kenosha open their doors Saturday, Nov. 7, for the inaugural Keys to Kenosha event — a free, self-guided tour of architectural landmarks, historic buildings, civic spaces, and hidden gems running from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

  38. Kenosha County Eye21 hours ago

    Kenosha Mother Accused Of Dragging, Beating 10-Year-Old Daughter, Forcing Her To Walk Up To 1,000 Flights Of Stairs As Punishment — “Catch & Release” Kellum Sets No-Cash Bail, on Kenosha County Eye

    Vanessa Marie Torres, 28, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff's Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — A 28-year-old Kenosha woman accused of beating her 10-year-old daughter, dragging her across the floor by her arms and legs, and subjecting her to extreme punishments was released on no-cash bail Monday, November 2, 2026, by Kenosha County Court Commissioner Daniel “Catch &

  39. Kenosha County Eye21 hours ago

    Man Already On Felony Bail Charged With Threatening To Shoot Two Officers; Kellum Sets Only $2,500 Cash Bail, on Kenosha County Eye

    Eric Freeman, 61, of Mount Pleasant(Kenosha County Sheriff's Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — Eric Freeman, 61, of Mount Pleasant, is accused of threatening to shoot two Pleasant Prairie police officers while already out on bail in a felony battery case. Kenosha County Court Commissioner Daniel “Catch & Release” Kellum set his cash bail at only $2,500

  40. WUWM21 hours ago

    8 of Wisconsin's most haunted places, on WUWM

    Authors Brandon Rugzie and Mitch Goth share spooky sites from their book 30 Haunted Nights in Wisconsin.

In brief

The short notes of Daily Racine’s last two editions. Open one to read it, with its sources.

  • Einstein begoniaRacine Literacy Council is auctioning a begonia it traces to Albert Einstein, with bidding open through 6 p.m.

    Racine Literacy Council is auctioning a begonia it traces to Albert Einstein, with bidding open through 6 p.m. Sun., Nov. 8. Bidding opened at $1,000 and supports free educational programs for adults and families. The highest bidder gets the plant along with a history of the people who passed along its cuttings. The Journal Times also covered the auction.

    News Notes · Today’s editionSources: WRJN, Journal Times

  • Yelich visitRacine's Mark Anderson left home shortly after 10 p.m.

    Racine's Mark Anderson left home shortly after 10 p.m. Sunday and drove to the Greendale Raising Cane's instead of the closer Kenosha location, arriving at 11 p.m. Brewers captain Christian Yelich celebrated the team's first World Series championship with more than 400 fans during a victory shift there. Anderson stayed in his car, waiting to order his box combo until he could get it from Yelich.

    News Notes · Today’s editionSources: Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, TMJ4 News

  • Lead pipesKenosha announced a priority lead pipe replacement program for families with young children.

    Kenosha announced a priority lead pipe replacement program for families with young children. The utility, KWU, is asking households with a child seven years old or younger, and those with pregnant women, to inquire about their lead service line status.

    News Notes · Today’s editionSource: Wisconsin State Journal

  • LayoffsThe Allstaff Group is laying off 148 workers from a Visual Pak plant in Kenosha, effective Dec.

    The Allstaff Group is laying off 148 workers from a Visual Pak plant in Kenosha, effective Dec. 31, according to a WARN notice. Visual Pak chose a different staffing vendor for the plant. Across the state, more than 400 workers received layoff notices from six companies in October, after only one company filed a notice with the state in September.

    Around Wisconsin · Today’s editionSources: BizTimes, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

  • Buc-ee'sThe first Buc-ee's in Wisconsin might open in 2028 in Oak Creek, at the southwest corner of I-94 and West Elm Road.

    The first Buc-ee's in Wisconsin might open in 2028 in Oak Creek, at the southwest corner of I-94 and West Elm Road. The store is set to cover a little over 73,000 square feet.

    Around Wisconsin · Today’s editionSource: Milwaukee Magazine