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Annual RUSD art show at Wustum museum runs through May 25 Aryonna Banks, a Horlick High School junior, is one of more than 300 students with artwork on display in the 81st Annual Racine Unified K-12 Art Show at the Wustum Museum of Fine Arts, 2519 Northwestern Ave. Village of Waterford plans to restructure fire department operations Village leaders have unveiled plans for restructuring the Waterford Fire Department by breaking fire protection and ambulance service into separate functions. City to reimburse lead service line replacement costs The City of Racine will reimburse costs attributed to the 2025 Lead Service Line Replacement Project. Trump-affiliated group releases new national security book outlining possible second-term approach One group trying to lay the groundwork for a second Donald Trump administration is out with a new policy book that aims to articulate an "America First" national security agenda. Racine Art Museum will offer free admission for active military personnel and families this summer Active U.S. military personnel and their families will receive free admission to Racine Art Museum this summer. Browns Lake wants town taxpayers to help pay for lake dredging project Faced with a dredging project that could cost more than $9 million, Browns Lake officials are asking if town taxpayers will help pay the bill. Frontier: Racine County Ice Center proceeding with public capital campaign Racine County Ice Center, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, has been authorized by Racine County government to proceed with a public capital campaign to raise the funding needed to build an indoor ice arena. With cooperation from the county to secure the land needed to build, this campaign… Safe Haven Baby Box to be installed at Racine fire station A Safe Haven Baby Box will be built at Racine Fire Department Station 4, the Racine Common Council approved in April. Football: Raiders roll in season opener RACINE — By day, Jordan Danowski works as an equipment operator for We Energies and has established himself well enough that he is in the process of purchasing his first home. High school sports roundup: Prairie boys tennis wins MCC Championships for 11th straight season The Prairie School boys tennis team has a history of doing well in the Metro Classic Conference Tournament. Northern Lights returns Saturday night for some after a historic Friday night The most significant geomagnetic storm since at least 2003 brought the Northern Lights to places that have rarely seen them before. Parts of America will have another chance Saturday night if you missed it. Applications due May 23 for appointment to the Burlington City Council The City of Burlington is seeking applicants to fill the former aldermanic seat of newly elected Mayor Jon Schultz. New Habitat for Humanity program offers down payment assistance Racine Habitat for Humanity’s Individual Development Account Program is offering first-time homebuyers down payment assistance. The program kicked off in late 2023 and is accepting applications. CLUB CALENDAR WEEK OF MAY 12 MONDAY Al-Anon: 8 p.m., Holy Cross Lutheran Church, 3350 Lathrop Ave. What’s Going On What’s Going On is a fundraiser listing published on Saturdays in Community. Events held on a regular basis are not used. Announcements must be sent to community@journaltimes.com and arrive by noon Tuesday before the desired Saturday publication date. Add your event to the online calendar at… High school sports roundup: Myer, Case boys track and field team rule SEC Championships Lincoln Myer and the Case High School boys track and field team had a day to remember Friday at Kenosha Bradford Stadium. Burlington man charged with 15 counts of child porn possession A man from the Town of Burlington was arrested Thursday and charged with 15 counts of possession of child pornography. A solar storm will produce northern lights over the US. Find out where to look for the aurora borealis this weekend Northern locations in the U.S. are best for viewing the northern lights, but clouds will interfere in many spots. Federal judge tosses lawsuit seeking to block Wisconsin’s absentee witness signature rule Under state law, election clerks must reject absentee ballots that are missing a witness’ address or signature. More storms in Wisconsin Friday. Get the latest on the timing & severe weather threat here Another cold front for Wisconsin and southeast Minnesota this afternoon and evening. Scattered showers and thunderstorms are expected and a few could produce hail and damaging wind. Find out when storms are most likely in our latest forecast. Burlington agrees to drop fees for police and other services at Memorial Day parade Burlington aldermen have agreed to drop $3,400 in fees for trash cans, traffic controls and other basic services for the community’s Memorial Day parade. Firefighter hurt battling fire that left Town of Waterford home ’pretty much gone’ Flames leave a Racine County home in ruins in a fire that broke out during strong thunderstorms. Ascension cybersecurity-related disruptions continue Thursday Ascension Wisconsin reported system disruptions due to a "cybersecurity event" Wednesday that continued into Thursday, affecting Ascension locations nationwide. Chrystul Kizer pleads guilty in Kenosha homicide case Chrystul Kizer, the Milwaukee woman accused of killing a Kenosha man in June 2018, pleaded guilty Thursday morning in Kenosha County Circuit Court. RUSD students using mindfulness inside, outside of school Students focused on breathing during a guided mindfulness narration. Chicago man arrested in Racine County, suspected of alleged carjacking A 22-year-old Chicago man suspected in connection to a violent carjacking in Madison was arrested Monday night after a high-speed chase involving the Racine County Sheriff’s Office. Midwest Market is an indoor shopping village with something for just about everyone The Midwest Market, an indoor village” at 2210 Rapids Drive, is giving entrepreneurs the chance to launch their businesses without the risks associated with traditional brick-and-mortar stores. High school girls roundup: Waterford softball...