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  • Fighting Human Trafficking in the Cocoa Bean Industry One Bite at a Time

    Kenosha---Her cause is her career.

    A Kenosha woman is ramping up a three-year old, home-based, fudge-making business that she calls “Sweet Impact—Confections With a Conscience.”

  • One Ramp Comes Down While Another Goes Up?

    Kenosha---A raze order was issued last week for the city's only downtown parking ramp just as Mayor Antaramian was launching the push for a new, public parking structure.

    But don't look for the wrecking ball anytime soon. Or, for that matter, the new construction.

  • More Surgeries Now Involve the Use of Robots

    Kenosha---Patients who undergo successful surgeries often times have a robot to thank.

  • Sportsweb Is On The Air!

    The first weekend of high school football is upon us.

    At the half at Indian Trail, it's a tight one between Wilmot and Bradford. 

    Log on for the live action. Or listen on your smart phone via

  • Gateway

    Never Leave Gateway And Still Receive a MBA

    Kenosha---Gateway Technical College and Cardinal Stritch University have struck a new articulation agreement.

    Gateway Associate Degree credits can now be rolled into a bachelor's degree from the Milwaukee-based college. In turn, the four-year degree can lead to a

  • Problematic Neighbor Arrested in Caledonia

    Caledonia---An alleged neighborhood menace is behind bars.

    47 year-old Michael Bernhardt is being held on a $10,000 bond on several drug and computer-related charges.

  • Judge Schedules Status Conference in Kenosha Transgender Case

    Milwaukee---A status conference has been scheduled for Friday morning in federal court in a case that involves a transgender male student at Tremper High School. 

  • Murder Suspect Qualifies for Public Defender Representation

    Kenosha---The woman who allegedly killed her abusive ex-boyfriend has qualified for representation from the state's public defender office, even though she has yet to make an initial appearance in court here.

  • Huge Barn Fire in Somers

    Firefighters from 7 departments responded to an early morning barn fire in Somers Wednesday. When the first responders arrived around 3:45 AM---a barn at 7104 38th Street was fully-engulfed in flames. The property owner said the barn was filled with 5

  • Parking Ramp Plan Applauded by Downtown Kenosha Inc

    Kenosha---Construction of a new parking ramp in the downtown area is a key component of revitalization efforts, according to the director of Downtown Kenosha, Incorporated.

    Chris Naumann is reacting to Mayor Antaramian’s proposal to build an $8 million ramp on a