Appeals Court Asks Wisconsin Supreme Court To Take Act 10 Lawsuit

A lawsuit filed by unions representing Madison teachers and city of Milwaukee employees over the state's collective bargaining law may be headed to the State Supreme Court.

Walmart Land Use Group Meetings Back On

A new schedule is in place so the village - and Walmart - will know the future of the land at 4-Mile and Green Bay Roads.

Gifford Students Share Their Visions Of Peace

In the aftermath of the shootings in Oak Creek and Sandy Hook Elementary School, Gifford Elementary students share their vision of peace in a school-wide writing and art project that is now being published.

How Danny Gokey Overcame One of Life's Toughest Moments

To honor the memory of his late wife, "American Idol" singer turned the tragedy into a national foundation that is helping children and the less fortunate. Sponsored by Grape-Nuts.

Free George Webb Burgers if Brewers Win Next 3 Games

George Webb Restaurant is once again predicting a 12-game winning streak. If the Milwaukee Brewers make it, the restaurant will give away free burgers.

Village To Ask PSC For Fire Protection User Fee

If you are already a Caledonia water customer, you already pay a fire protection charge. But if you are a tax exempt property owner, there's a new user fee potentially on the way.

Born to Sell? Patch Wants to Talk to You

Patch is looking for an experienced sales rep to join our team. Think you've got what it takes? We'd like to hear from you.

Police: Man Fights Officers After Boat Rescue

When the road is closed because of flooding waters, it's best to pay attention and turn around rather than keep going.

Wisconsin Math, Reading Test Scores Take a Hit with Higher Standards

Percentage of students deemed proficient or advanced in math and reading declines dramatically as Wisconsin sets a higher bar for achievement on the Wisconsin Knowledge and Concepts exam.

Walker a GOP Standout for Presidential Race, Political Scientist Says

Speculation aside, Larry Sabato, a well-known political scientist lays out his argument for Gov. Scott Walker being a top-tier candidate for Republican nomination for president in 2016.

Manufacturing Engineering, Clinical Nurse And Sales Jobs Available

Looking for a jobs in the Racine, Mount Pleasant, Sturtevant and Caledonia area? Here's what we found in the area.

Man Arrested for Drunk Driving After Wife Asks for Divorce

Racine man tries to drown his sorrows after his wife asked him for a divorce. The night just got progressively worse from there.

Photographer Jim Charnon Expands Business To Include Framing Services

If you've ever been to Mocha Lisa Coffeehouse, you've probably seen Jim Charnon's photography. But now he's offering more services.

Milwaukee Foodie News: French Canadian Restaurant Opens; LongHorn Steakhouse Coming Soon

If you love food and exploring new places to eat, Patch has the latest restaurant news from throughout the Milwaukee suburbs.

Just One More, Bartender...

What happens if you don't obey the "last call" from your bartender?

Amount of Recycling Rises

Caledonia residents in 2012 recycled more than in 2011. Way to go!

Don't Sit in Silence, Share Your Voice on Patch

More than likely, what you're feeling after the Boston tragedy is what others are feeling, too. Use Caledonia Patch as a tool to vent those frustrations and find a connection with others who are also coping with more terrorism in America.

Multiple Vehicle Accident Sends 4 To The Hospital

Caledonia police and fire are on scene for a multiple vehicle accident on Douglas Avenue. The driver that allegedly caused the crash may have been having medical problems, say officials with the Caledonia Police Department.

Dropout and Graduation Rates For Racine Unified

See Racine Unified's most recent graduation and drop-out rates, and how they compare to the rest of the state and surrounding districts.

Kremer Project Could Get 2nd Look

Opposition remains strong to widening roads and adding curb and gutter to the sewer project in the Kremer subdivision.

State of Emergency in Racine County Due to Flooding

County Executive Jim Ladwig has just declared a state of emergency in Racine County because of the flooding and extended rainfall.

New President Explains Canceled Walmart Work Group Meeting

Village President Bob Bradley explains why he canceled the public input meeting of the land use work group charged with reconciling land use and zoning plans where Walmart wants to build.

Flooding Minimal Throughout Village, Says Highway Department

Stormwater improvements over the years are working and steering water away from roadways except in areas where it's almost tradition.

Caledonia Businessman Developing $1.2 Million Project in the City

Akil Ajmeri is building a combination gas station and Subway restaurant complete with a drive-thru, the first in Southeast Wisconsin for the sandwich shop chain.

Boxing Tourney Needs Volunteer Physician

The Wisconsin Golden Gloves finals are supposed to happen in Racine this weekend, but without a physician, the tournament could be canceled.

Flood Watch Returns With up to 3.5 Inches of Rain Expected

If it seems like we've been here before, we have - after last week's rains brought up to 5 inches of rain and flooding to some areas, another 2.5 to 3.5 inches is expected Wednesday to Friday

4-Mile Bridge Steel Set, Will Open by 4th of July

Construction continues on the 4-Mile Road overpass and is on schedule to complete by the 4th of July holiday.

Contract Awarded for Kremer Subdivision, Work Begins Soon

Road, sewer and water work in the Kremer subdivision will begin in the next few weeks.

When People Ask, Where Are You From... What Do You Say?

Caledonia has 50 square miles, just became a village in 2005 and sometimes answering the question of where you're from is not an easy answer.

Racine Superintendent Contract OK'd, But Two Board Members Vote 'No'

Racine School board members Julie McKenna and Don Nielsen voted against Lolli Haws contract for superintendent. Both said if her contract was approved, they would still show their support.

On Tax Day, Wisconsin GOP Leaders Decry Tax Burden

State Republican leaders held a press conference at Steelwind Industries to criticize federal taxes and highlight their work to decrease state taxes.

Local Carpenters Union Members Protest Parkview Building Project

The same picketers from Chicago Regional Council of Carpenters Local 161 are picketing now at Parkview Gardens.

Tell Us: What Motivates You to Push Yourself?

We want to know what inspires Shorewood people to do all the great things they do. Sponsored by Grape Nuts.

New SuperIntendent Salary Expected To Be Approved Monday

Lolli Haws accepted the contract terms the Racine Unified School District and the school board is expected to approve the $200,000 salary on Monday.

What? More SNOW And Now Rain?

Yes, it's true... Mother Nature just hasn't made up her mind on what season it really is and the National Weather Service is forecasting for more umm... rain, snow and slush.

Pro Baseball Family Helps Keep Players' Hands Protected With Glove

Frank Jr., former Milwaukee Brewer Lee and current Houston Astro Jason Jaramillo grew up in Caledonia playing baseball with their father Frank Sr. Now they've turned their family's passion for baseball into a family business.

Burglary Spree Ends in Arrest and Multiple Felony Charges

A Racine man faces over 100 years in prison after police say he broke into a number of homes throughout Racine County last year.

Student-Staff Ratios at Racine Unified and How They Compare

See how the number of students per staff member at Racine Unified stack up against nearby districts and the state.

Walmart Land Use Group Meeting Canceled

Village President Bob Bradley canceled the meeting, according to an email from Village Clerk Kari Torkilsen.

$4.4 Million In Real Estate Sold In Caledonia, Mount Pleasant and Racine

According to the Racine County, here's what properties sold in Caledonia, Mount Pleasant and Racine between March 25 and March 28.