24 AUG 2020 · Kenosha police shot a man Sunday evening while responding to a domestic incident. Police were sent to the 2800 block of 40th Street at 5:11 p.m. where the shooting occurred. Officers provided immediate aid to the shooting victim, who was taken by Flight for Life to Froedtert Hospital in Milwaukee, Kenosha police reported. The man was in serious condition at Froedtert. The Kenosha News reported that neighbors said the shooting victim was a man who was trying to break up a fight between two women. Bystanders said the man was Tased and then shot several times. A video circulating on social media shows a man in a white shirt and black shorts walking to a gray van, followed by two male police officers with weapons drawn. The video does not show what happened before the man walked away from the officers, nor what was said, if anything. As the man opens the door to get in, an officer grabs his shirt to hold him still, then appears to shoot him in the back at close range. Seven shots are heard, followed by a car horn, presumably from the man's head falling forward. A woman who followed behind the police can be seen screaming and jumping up and down. Kenosha police requested Wisconsin State Patrol and Kenosha County Sheriff's deputies come to the scene because the shooting involved an officer. A dispatcher referred media calls Sunday night to the Wisconsin Department of Justice's Division of Criminal Investigation. A message left with DOJ was not immediately returned.

24 AUG 2020 · Join us for a powerful and insightful interview here live on the 19th August @5pm with Carl Fields and Rev. Seth Raymond... Carl is the Program Manager at the Hospitality Center, the Racine Interfaith Coalition Group Chairman and a dedicated member of EXPO( Ex-Incarcerated People Organizing.) And Rev. Seth Raymond is the Executive Director of the Hospitality Center and the Priest at the St. Luke's Episcopal Church. Don't miss it!!!! Mind. Body. Soul. Hospitality for All Contact our Executive Director for More Information The Rev. Seth Raymond seth@hospitality-center.org 262-853-2886 614 Main Street (Inside St. Luke's Episcopal Church) Racine, WI 53403 Our Mission: We are a community of hope and dignity that welcomes all. We provide a space to gather and connect with essential resources. Our Vision: We see a future where Racine is a thriving community that cares for all in need through compassionate fellowship and generosity of resources. The Hospitality Center will be a collaborative space that exemplifies this vision. http://www.hospitality-center.org/abo... About the Hospitality Center The Hospitality Center began in May 2011 and provides a safe place for all who are alone, lonely, homeless, near homeless and mentally ill to “drop-in” for rest, refreshments, and relationship. The Hospitality Center is open every Monday through Friday from 7:30 a.m. until 2:30pm Hospitality Center Laundry Love Racine facilitates the washing and drying of clothes for all who are in want or in need at the Velvet Touch Laundromat (2021 Lathrop Ave) on the fourth Wednesday of each month from 4:00pm-7:00pm About the Diocese of Milwaukee The Diocese of Milwaukee covers the southern third of the state from Kenosha and Port Washington on Lake Michigan, to Prairie du Chien on the Mississippi River (an east-west span of 180 miles), and from Wisconsin Dells south to the Illinois border (a north-south span of 100 miles). We actively seek to grow in faith as disciples of Jesus Christ through the work of our 58 congregations, 177 clergy, and some 15,000 communicants in our service and ministries to local communities and the wider world. It is in our commitment to Prayer, Study and Action were we connect with God, each other and those we have yet to know. For more information, see www.diomil.org About the Episcopal Church The Episcopal Church strives to live by the message of Christ, in which there are no outcasts and all are welcome. Walking a middle way between Roman Catholicism and Protestant traditions, we are a sacramental and worship-oriented church that promotes thoughtful debate about what God is calling us to do and be, as followers of Christ.

24 AUG 2020 · Special Guest Andre L Bright talks about Education of our youth in Racine. Andre is a Member of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Incorporated Spring 13 Initiate through the Delta Kappa Chapter Secondary Teacher/Substitute at Park High School. Born, raised, and made in Tennessee. He graduated from The University of Wisconsin-Parkside with a Bachelors in Art in Communication. He says "where the screen door on my mind was opened. One quote that I have always loved and lived by is “Per Aspera Ad Astra” which means “Through Hardships to the Stars”. We'd love you join us, invite questions and comments. Let's get to the facts of what Education means in Racine for our Youth, what works, what is missing? All live streams will be available as a downloadable podcast 24hrs after broadcast, downloadable link will be posted here on the page. Thank you!