The following deaths of local residents and those with local connections are being reported by funeral homes today. Click on name to see obituary/service information:
Edward F. Gureczny III, 34, of Wilmot, died Tuesday, March 12, 2013.
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News from Kenosha Lens- Prairie Girls Soccer: Dagger from Decker helps send Prairie back to sectional finals June 14, 2025WIND POINT – Breaths had just begun to shorten throughout Osieki Field. Prairie girls soccer was clinging to a 1-0 lead over Shorewood in the final minutes of their WIAA Division 3 Sectional Semifinal. The Hawks had just survived multiple scoring chances from the Greyhounds over the previous 10 minutes, and it appeared that Shorewood […]Matt Hardesty
- A 50-year legacy: Racine’s Juneteenth celebration in full swing June 14, 2025In Racine, Juneteenth is more than just a date on the calendar. It’s a tradition—a legacy—that the community has built and proudly carried for fifty years. It feels less like a formal observance and more like a city-wide family reunion, anchored by the Dr. John Bryant Community Center and the city’s Parks and Rec department. […]Denise Lockwood
- Over 1,000 protest Trump and Steil in Mount Pleasant as part of national No Kings Day June 14, 2025MOUNT PLEASANT, Wis. — An estimated 1,100 protesters gathered at the busy intersection of Highway 20 and Highway 31 Saturday morning, joining the nationwide No Kings Day of Defiance to protest the Trump administration and the record of U.S. Rep. Bryan Steil. The local event, organized by a group calling itself “a group of concerned […]Denise Lockwood
- Top 5 Racine County Eye Stories from the week of June 14, 2025 June 14, 2025From breaking news to community safety updates, here are the five most-read stories on Racine County Eye this week. Whether you missed a headline or want to revisit the stories that had readers talking, this roundup will get you caught up on the key moments shaping our area. Top Stories: Conclusion: Stay tuned for more […]Racine County Eye Staff
- Tribes say a tribal liaison with prisons would help. Republican lawmakers cut it from the budget. June 13, 2025At a state prison in Stanley, Wisconsin, participants in a Native American-focused group take part in traditional cultural practices. According to Ryan Greendeer, executive government relations officer with the Ho-Chunk Nation, Stanley Correctional Institution’s chaplain recently reached out to the tribe with requests for the group’s programming. The chaplain wanted teaching materials, as many materials […]Heather Asiyanbi and Andrew Kennard
- Prairie Girls Soccer: Dagger from Decker helps send Prairie back to sectional finals June 14, 2025
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