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The Gathering Place and Focal Point in this Custom built contemporary home is the Chef's gourmet kitchen with an 11 Ft island! Located in a cul de sac in Oakshire Subdivision, this Open Concept home features many new updates; 4BR, 3.5BA, new soft-close cabinets, pantry, new appliances, light fixtures and faucets. Eat-in Kitchen leads out to the backyard deck. Formal Dining Area, Updated Baths & Toilets, New A/C 2022, Water Heater 2016, some rooms freshly painted, 2-sided gas Fireplace on Main Floor, New Washer/Dryer, new carpet on upper level, lots of Closet space throughout, Lower Level features an updated full Bath, family area, exercise area with block windows, storage space including metal shelving. Attached 3.5 garage, Vivint Security System. See Seller Updates under ''Documents''

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DEVELOPING: A critical incident in Waterford forced a business district west of Highway 36 (Milwaukee Avenue) to be locked down for several hours Tuesday afternoon.

A car drove into the Park Inn diner, 2312 Douglas Ave., Wednesday morning. No injuries were reported.

Racine’s 86th annual 4th Fest of Greater Racine Inc. 4th of July Parade steps off at 9 a.m. Monday, July 4, with pre-parade at 8:30 a.m. at Main and Goold streets.

A teen facing allegations he killed a man and then bragged about having “one under his belt” was in Racine County Circuit Court last week for a preliminary hearing.

Here's who will be marching on Main Street today.

A 30-year-old man has been accused of repeatedly sexually assaulting a child over the past five years.

A ribbon-cutting was held Wednesday.

RACINE — A Racine man allegedly got into a car crash and then fled with a gun.

Corporate sites across the U.S are releasing toxins into the surrounding land, air and water on a regular basis — and often unbeknownst to surrounding communities.

There remains no timeline for when the Racine County District Attorney's decision, which would initially conclude the case, will be made.

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