News
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Power Slowly Being Restored as We Energies Reroutes Lines
Updated 9:30p
Kenosha---The lights are coming back on for areas of the city and surrounding locales that lost power when equipment at a substation failed at about 5:45 Wednesday evening.
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A Couple of Small Kenosha Eyesores to Disappear
The City of Kenosha plans to use a common financing tool to pay the cost of raising a couple of empty gas stations.
One is located at 75th St. and 7th Ave. while the other is in the 3700 blk. of 52nd St.
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Offender in Drunk Driving Fatality Purportedly Had Been Drinking Heavily
A Union Grove area man who's been charged with homicide by the intoxicated use of a motor vehicle had been drinking at a sports bar for at least six hours straight before allegedly causing a head-on crash that killed a woman and injured her grandson.
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Filing Deadline for Kenosha School Board Seats Held Open
Updated at 7:50p to include a correction.
The filing deadline for a seat on the Kenosha School Board has been extended because one of the incumbents failed to file the proper paperwork, according to the district.
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Prominent Doc Dies; Prison for Hidden Camera Defendant; Fatality ID'd
Updated 7:45p to reflect cause of death
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Music Sampler: Sipos & Young on "Noon Tunes" January 2-5
One of Kenosha's favorite duos---Sipos & Young---Chris Sipos and Rachel Young---are featured on WGTD's "Noon Tunes" for the holiday-shortened week of January 2-5. We've included a link to their version of the classic "Jackson" here for you to enjoy.
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Couple Arrested in Salvation Army Kettle Theft Case
Two purported heroin users have been charged with stealing a Salvation Army donation kettle from a Walgreen's in Caledonia just before Christmas.
Alicia Wojtowicz, 34, and her boyfriend, Jacob Doppke, 35, were arrested after police published a store security
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Fire Destroys a Kenosha Home
Kenosha---An early-morning fire in sub-zero weather destroyed a home, but there were no injuries to the occupants or the firefighters who fought the blaze.
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Robert Siegel, Long Time Host of "All Things Considered,” Set to Retire in January
Robert Siegel, the famous voice of NPR’s “All Things Considered,” will retire from NPR on January 5th. Siegel started with NPR in 1976. The organization was only 5 years old when he began. Siegel was an integral part of NPR. He served as head of NPR News in the 1980's;
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Two Wanted for Stealing Salvation Army Kettle in Caledonia
A local woman and a getaway driver are wanted by police for stealing a Salvation Army kettle yesterday. The kettle was located at the Walgreens at 5005 Douglas Ave in Caledonia. A woman, approximately 30 years old, stood in the entrance for an hour acting as an attendant