Denise Lockwood is the owner and journalist at Racine County Eye. With 25 years of experience, she covers a range of topics including regional interest, world news, health and wellness, and cultural events, with a particular focus on the housing market and consumer health. Denise's work has been featured in various publications including Barron News Shield, Price County Review, and CTNewsJunkie.
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By: Denise Lockwood
RACINE, Wis. — Racine's proposed 2027 budget would remove $75,000 for Flock plate-reader cameras, but police are considering another license-plate-reader system, Police Chief Alex Ramirez told the council during its budget review.
By: Denise Lockwood
FILE PHOTO RACINE — A 52-year-old Racine man was shot and killed early Thursday inside a home in the 500 block of Greenfield Road, Racine police said.
By: Denise Lockwood
In short: Mitchell Berman, the Democratic nominee in Wisconsin's 1st Congressional District, asked the Raymond School office for school board retreat minutes on the morning of Sept. 27, 2023.
By: Denise Lockwood
District Attorney Patricia Hanson says she can’t find an agency willing to investigate a complaint that Senate candidate Trevor Jung campaigned on city time.
By: Denise Lockwood
RACINE — The man shot and killed early Thursday inside a home in the 500 block of Greenfield Road was Bradley Phillips, 52, of Racine, police said Friday.
By: Denise Lockwood
Some 2500 early voting and absentee ballots are processed at Central Count at Racine City Hall in the Wisconsin primary election Tuesday August 11, 2026.
By: Denise Lockwood
Some 2500 early voting and absentee ballots are processed at Central Count at Racine City Hall in the Wisconsin primary election Tuesday August 11, 2026.
By: Denise Lockwood
The City of Racine says Senate candidate Trevor Jung’s time logs, payroll records and a calendar he kept at its direction show no instance of political activity on city time. The Racine County Sheriff’s Office says it won’t investigate because the sheriff supports Jung’s opponent.
By: Denise Lockwood
U.S. Rep. Tom Tiffany, left, the Republican candidate for governor, U.S. Rep. Bryan Steil and U.S. Rep.
By: Denise Lockwood
Ascension All Saints came out $176.4 million ahead under Wisconsin’s hospital tax over eight years, more than any other local hospital. It admits far fewer patients than in 2019, and state law doesn’t require it to report what the money pays for.
