RACINE — The Racine Police Department held a press conference on Tuesday afternoon to update the public on the missing person case of Lasheky Hill. Deputy Chief Jessie Metoyer shared that after more than seven weeks, there have been no breakthroughs or leads as to Hill’s whereabouts or well-being. Metoyer provided details about the search […]
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10 Domestic Abuse resources in Southeastern Wisconsin
Are you or someone you know experiencing domestic abuse? Navigating the route to receive help can be a daunting task. Perhaps you’d like the information to local resources to be able to further assist someone in need. In Southeastern Wisconsin, community agencies, nonprofits, and programs are available to assist you or your loved one’s […]
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855 students in Racine Unified were homeless in the 2021-22 school year, here’s why
This story is the first in a year-long series, called Unlocking Racine, about housing instability in Racine. RACINE, Wis. — Brandy Tillman, an EMT with a private medical transport service and mother of four children, stood in a Racine County courtroom in July, hoping to explain her way out of being evicted. But that didn’t […]
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Fight to End Exploitation to host virtual workshops in May
The month of May will see four virtual workshops presented by Fight to End Exploitation. Victim Advocacy Workshop On Saturday, May 14, from 9 a.m. until 1 p.m., the Victim Advocacy Workshop will be held virtually. The Victim Advocacy Workshop was created for professionals who work is the sexual assault services or domestic violence services. […]
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The Community Buzz: What’s Up With Local Nonprofits
For a full look at what local nonprofits are up to, check out our Nonprofit Community feed. Here’s a snapshot of the things you’ll find among our local nonprofits: Kiwanis of West Racine was among the myriad organizations, businesses and individuals who paid homage to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. on Monday. https://www.facebook.com/WestRacineKiwanis/posts/3385000555112487 United Way […]
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The Community Buzz: What’s Up With Local Nonprofits
For a full look at what local nonprofits are up to, check out our Nonprofit Community feed. Here’s a snapshot of the things you’ll find among our local nonprofits: The Racine Literary Council is hosting U.S. Citizen Exam Preparation classes beginning Wednesday, Jan. 19, 2022. Classes are from 6 p.m. to 7:15 p.m. Contact Andrea […]
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Giving Tuesday: Fight to End Exploitation
Fight to End Exploitation helps victims and survivors of human trafficking through crisis response advocacy and referral advocacy. They also provide human trafficking prevention education to the community of Racine and surrounding counties. This organization helps by directly working to end human trafficking and exploitation that happens every day, right here in Racine. When looking at […]
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The Community Buzz: What’s Up With Local Nonprofits
For a full look at what local nonprofits are up to, check out our nonprofit community feed here. Here’s a snapshot of the things you’ll find among our local nonprofits: November is National Family Caregivers Month. Known as the “invisible workforce,” caregivers are constantly on the job without much recognition or thanks. According to AARP, 64% […]