News
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New Group Hopes to Address Disparities & Violence in Kenosha Neighborhoods
The neighborhood mediation service is an outgrowth of discussions with Mayor Antaramian and Interim Police Chief Eric Larsen following the Jacob Blake shooting.
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July 4th Recap: Video Offers A Different Perspective on Kenosha's Celebration
We thought we'd pass along Earlene Frederick's video-pan of Kenosha's horizon just before dark on the 4th. The video was shot from the top of the Kenosha Water Utility's plant at the lakefront.
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High Court Affirms DNR Authority To Restrict, Deny Farm Permits For Water
The Court Ruled In Favor Of Environmental Groups, Local Residents Calling On The DNR To Act On CAFOs, High Capacity Well Permits
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Gov. Tony Evers Signs State Budget, Including GOP-Backed Tax Cut
Governor Also Announces $100M In Additional Federal Pandemic Aid For Schools
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Driver Charged With Striking Kenosha Cop
The police officer says he would've been justified in shooting the driver because the man appeared to be trying to run him over.
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Arrests in a Kenosha 'Shots Fired' Case
A criminal complaint says the case came together after surveillance video was examined and as a result of citizen cooperation and the reluctant cooperation of a suspect.
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Fire Causes Heavy Damage to a Kenosha Home
Investigators are trying to determine whether fireworks are somehow to blame.
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Kenosha Police Investigate Sunday Night Shooting
Kenosha Police offered no details Monday morning on a shooting that occurred off of 52nd St. near the old Shopko building Sunday evening.
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Holiday Weekend Event Roundup
Municipal fireworks will be available from Saturday through Monday, weather permitting.
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Local Briefs: Racine Drowning Victim Identified; KSB Fills Vacancy
A teen from suburban Milwaukee is identified as one of three Racine shoreline drowning victims...An African-American woman will soon sit on the Kenosha School Board...County Exec Kreuser defends Gov. Evers in Blake case...Third rape charge filed against Racine