The slow no wake order for Paddock Lake has been lifted.
The village announced the change in status on Thursday.
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News from Kenosha Lens- Top 5 Racine County Eye Stories from the week of April 10, 2026 April 11, 2026It was another busy week across Racine County, with major developments in local business, election results, and community leadership shaping the headlines. From a beloved sweet shop’s move to a historic downtown space to shifting dynamics on the Common Council and key election outcomes, these are the stories that captured readers’ attention. Top Stories Conclusion […]Racine County Eye Staff
- Commutations are back. Here’s what incarcerated people and their loved ones should know. April 10, 2026Gov. Tony Evers announced April 3 that he’s reviving the state’s commutation process, allowing Wisconsin prisoners to apply to have their sentences shortened for the first time in 25 years. This story also appeared in WisconsinWatch.org Immediately, the news began echoing through the states’ prisons. Some people caught it on the 4 o’clock TV news. […]Natalie Yahr The Cap Times and Brittany Carloni
- New Wisconsin law aims to improve health of incarcerated people re-entering society April 10, 2026Under a bill signed Wednesday by Gov. Tony Evers, Wisconsin will seek health care coverage from the federal government for certain services for incarcerated people. A statement from Evers’ office said that AB 604 — now Wisconsin Act 233 — aims to improve health outcomes and reduce disruptions in care and rates of people committing new crimes. […]Andrew Kennard
- Meet Mimi: Featured Pet for April 10, 2026 April 10, 2026Mimi is a 3-year-old pup with brown eyes and brown fur. She is available for adoption at the Wisconsin Humane Society Racine Campus. On the Move She’s a sweet and friendly girl who enjoys taking daily walks. Mimi has a contagious enthusiasm for life and would be a fantastic adventure partner. Fixed, Vaccinated, and Chipped […]Racine County Eye Staff
- Wisconsin Democrats urge Steil to assert War Powers, say Trump is unfit for office April 10, 2026Ten Democratic state legislators sent a letter to U.S. Rep. Bryan Steil (R-Janesville) April 7, urging him and the Republican-led Congress to invoke congressional war powers and stop what they called President Donald Trump’s “erratic and dangerous” conduct in the war in Iran. Steil has not responded to the letter or to media requests for […]Heather Asiyanbi
- Top 5 Racine County Eye Stories from the week of April 10, 2026 April 11, 2026
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