School Board President Lied Under Oath During Son’s Sexual Assault Trial: Prosecutor

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Kenosha Unified School District School Board President Yolanda Adams (D)
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Kenosha Unified School District School Board President Yolanda Adams’ (D) son has been in and out of prison for the last 25 years. Shortly before 2010, Miguel Adams moved back in with his mother, Yolanda, along with his estranged daughter, according to appeal documents. Yolanda, however says that her granddaughter was not living with her at the time of the accusation. Yolanda knew about her son’s extensive criminal history including:

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1991 – Criminal Trespass to Property
1991 – Felony Narcotic Possession
1993 – Felony Child Abuse-Recklessly Cause Harm
1993 – Battery
1993 – Disorderly Conduct
1993 – Disorderly Conduct
1997 – Robbery With Use of Force
1997 – Aggravated Battery/Intent-Great Bodily Harm
2000 – Possession with Intent Narcotics
2004 – Open Intoxicants In Motor Vehicle
2005 – Indecent Conduct – Urinate in Public

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In 2010, while Miguel and Yolanda’s granddaughter were living with her, her granddaughter accused Miguel of sexually assaulting her. He took the case to a jury trial. He was convicted of second degree sexual assault of a child and incest in front of a jury of 12 men and women. He was sentenced to eight years in prison, followed by eight years extended supervision and 10 years of probation. He is now a lifetime sex offender registrant.

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KCE reviewed some transcripts of the trial and some appeal documents after receiving a tip on March 30, 2023. The timing was curious, as Yolanda faces re-election on Tuesday, but the allegations were too serious to ignore.

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Former Kenosha Assistant District Attorney Anderson accused Yolanda of lying under oath to the court and jury saying in part:

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“Is [Yolanda Adams] trustworthy? Did Yolanda Adams tell you the truth or did she lie? . . . Does she have a motive to lie? She appears to be highly motivated. It’s her son… Yolanda is a liar… Did you hear one example of a lie from [the Accuser]? Because I just gave you three from [Yolanda]. Who’s the liar? . . . There’s nothing that [Yolanda] said that’s believable. Not a thing. . . . what have you got? You’ve got a kid that spends the whole time consistent, straight story, never lies. We’ve got liar (pointing [at Yolanda]) and we’ve got liar (pointing [at Andre]).” Transcript Pages (201:118, 120-121, 124-125.) 

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We emailed Yolanda to get her side of this accusation. She responded, and told KCE in part:

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“What I can say about the prosecutor is he was overzealous when trying to paint all witnesses who testified for the defendant as liars in an effort to win the case.  His job was to discredit all witnesses and is par for the course.  All witnesses for MA were unfairly called liars by the prosecutor; me as well.  I was not surprised because this prosecutor had a record of being tough and used similar tactics during numerous trials.”

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Yolanda also expressed frustration that the appeal process has taken a very long time and she says that her son still professes his innocence and his attorney is confident her son’s name will be fully cleared at the Wisconsin Supreme Court, where the case is pending.

Yolanda is facing Lamar Madison in her re-election bid this Tuesday.








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  1. Looks as though the son bears the fruit of his upbringing as Kenosha Un-unified school district bears the fruit of its school board president’s leadership.

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      1. Rittenhouse was raised in a single mother household. In fact, his mother was given a standing ovation by the Waukesha County Republican Party at a dinner in which she was an honored guest.

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        1. And he turned out awesome! Already patriotic American ready to defend! Thank you to Kyle’s mother for having good values, standards, & character and raising her son to have the same! Amazing the difference when you look at the way 2 single Mothers raising their sons with different values and beliefs in life!

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      2. She’s an insult to all single mothers who go out and grind for their children and family every day. The comparison is insulting. I’m not raising my child to a leech to society. Looks like he also has 3 different children that he’s been taken to court for as well. #famikyvalues

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  2. Another shinning example of KUSD’s best and brightest in my opinion.
    Shame on all the ignorant, delusional shitheads that supported this skunk princess.
    How did she become prominent in Kenosha ?
    Who put her there ?
    Did the person/people who put her there benefit in any way ?
    She now looks like just another mean, broken down ,bitter little Kenosha liberal skunk.

    In my opinion princess needs to retire from public life and devote all of her time and energy to the church and charity work.

    You have been a nasty, bad tempered shit disturber in Kenosha far too long Yolanda.

    For the love of God please retire

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    1. Said by anonymous. Have some balls if you are going to speak in such a disgusting manner. You sure don’t sound like someone our kids should be around so your judgemental in this case isn’t very trustworthy ?‍♀️

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  3. The last thing we need is another dishonest person in public office. This liar is NOT good for our children or grandchildren!

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  4. She’s saying her grandchild is a liar, and did nothing to protect a child…. Is that what I’m understanding?

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  5. What is on par is she is a DEMOCRAT AND A LIAR!
    All democrats are liars AND pieces of shit!

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  6. Amazing at every turn the libs have used there majority to push some of the worst people and policies in Kenosha ..We need more conservative people to take over this city top to bottom..Over taxed .. Trans librarian pushing there narrative on our kids ..

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  7. VOTE!!!!! Reach out to your family, friends and neighbors and give a friendly reminder. Offer a ride to an elderly relative. If you have any “recently turned eighteens” in your family, ask if they’re registered and open the discussion. A lot is at stake this time around….

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  8. Yolanda Adams represents all the values of the union teachers at KUSD.
    Certainly explains why parents seek other educational options rather than Kenosha Unified.

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    1. I’m originally from Gary, IN. And trust me, Kenosha isn’t anything at all like that God-forsaken city.

  9. I’ll deviate for a moment to ask a serious question: What makes Catholic schools different? Why are they successful when the facilities are lesser and teachers are not paid as well? Two word answer: PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT.

    So many people beat up on KUSD (which is a lot better than Racine, even on a bad day) but fail to acknowledge that the problem is the parents and the community. Kids have five years at home before they walk in the door, give or take. The primary educators are the parents. When they aren’t doing their job the kids suffer. And many kids have to be parents to their parents.

    In the Catholic school example parents are EXPECTED to be involved. They send their kids to the school with an expectation of success and telegraph that message to their kids. The school is a community as well. Hillary may be wrong about a lot of things but it does take a village to raise children even with the best of parenting. (And, even with the best of parenting, many kids today fail. The lure of alcohol and drugs or gangs is too attractive for some to resist.)

    The public schools are a dumping ground for all kinds of kids, some who will do well and others who are marked from day one. It’s much harder when the parents are MIA. Even when teachers try these kids go home to a life of failure. Some can beat the odds, many can’t.

    That’s the reality, folks. Skip the politics. Schools aren’t like when we baby boomers were kids. I wish they were.

    Now let’s talk about KUSD. The school board is a problem and we made it that way. Too many special interests want to have their say but not much from parents with active enrollment of kids in the district and kids themselves. School board pay is a joke, elections far too political and the district’s bureaucracy would make old Soviets envious. With all the acrimony surrounding the district and board, including that here, who in their right mind would want this?

    The school board also doesn’t know its place. They are the board of directors of the school corporation. They don’t run the day-to-day operations — and shouldn’t. That’s what the superintendent and the staff does BUT then the board’s job is to hire a great superintendent. Too many times they failed miserably at the most important job they have!

    Despite the politics the KUSD has a horrible relationship with teachers. They and parents are on the front lines of education. I may disagree with the KEA’s take but teachers should not have to stand up at citizen’s comments to be heard by the board! They are far more important than any administrator, including the superintendent. If there’s a problem, the board should WANT to hear from the front line people: teachers, parents and students. How else can the board know if the well-paid administrators are doing THEIR jobs?

    The problem with Yolana isn’t that she’s liberal. The board should be a mix of the community with a common goal. The problem is that she’s out of touch and has been for a long time. This school board micromanages so many things and fails at almost everything. It’s a wonder how good our district actually is with all of this and with the overloaded bureaucracy that needs to be trimmed.

    Yolanda isn’t the problem. She’s the image of many problems, including a “victim mentality” that crippled education. We need to pay the school board well, keep politics out of it and elect people who will hire a top notch superintendent and staff, empower them and teachers to get the job done and hold everyone accountable but otherwise keep their noses out of it. Policies need to be streamlined and teachers freed to teach. Parents need to be welcome at any time and expected to get involved. Administrators need to lead by example and understand that their duty to to secure what the teachers need to teach. It can be done. But it won’t because of politics and the attitude that has crippled the board for years and is getting worse.

    And the district needs to get back to basics. We teach calculus to kids who can’t make change. Not everyone will be a scientist or engineer. We need to reinstate civics education and driver education as well. Nothing wrong with advanced classes. We should have more options for the kids who want and need them but otherwise begin with the basics. Much of the technology that laid the groundwork for today was invented by people with 1930s, 40s, 50s and 60s educations!

    As I said at the beginning, if you want to fix the schools, fix the board first and change the culture.

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    1. Typical answer, pay them more money. The fix? Get the woke, liberal indoctrination out of the public school system.

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      1. Duh. The post didn’t say throw more money at the schools. It only suggested that paying the board a realistic salary for the board of directors of a multimillion dollar organization might attract better candidates and less outside dollars.

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        1. No amount of money will change the politics that keep putting a despicable piece of garbage like her on the school board.

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          1. I believe it’s $6500. Considering how much an election campaign costs there’s no way an individual can afford a campaign thus special interest money which is wrong.

    2. Yes!! So accurate!!! This is what needs to be said at a school board meeting. Why don’t people see this? Why do they keep voting for the same every time and expect different results? Why aren’t parents more involved at the public school level?

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    3. Whoever you are, thank you for a thoughtful reply. Money for board members won’t increase the quality of candidates. However, you have focused on parental involvement for success. Readers, please vote for Lamar Madison for KUSD school board. Lamar advocates respect for parents by all involved with KUSD and involvement of parents on behalf of their children. In campaigning for Lamar Madison, I have found that most successful students had parents who read to their children when they were very young and also were involved in their child’s education. There are plenty of parents unhappy with the controversial historical and sexual issues being presented particularly to young children. Vote for Lamar Madison go give a heave ho to the frivolous issues which divide children early on, rather than focusing on core reading and math. YSA is asleep when it comes to leadership. Lamar Madison will use his position on the board to advocate for a positive relationship between teachers and the parents of students. Lamar Madison, who has two boys at KUSD, is a major in the Army reserves who served in Afghanistan, and who has a “major” job with a pharmaceutical company, is a role model for all parents and students. YSA is running on the perennial “name recognition”, which is nothing more than the status quo for a system that fails far too many of its students.

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    4. It’s much easier for cowards to blame a person based on biased and quite frankly racist views than offer any involvement or parental responsibility.

  10. Where is our savior Robert Wirch ?
    He is the only one that can save Kenosha and the planet from the evil, wicked Republicans.

    Democrats good.
    Chicken dinners… good
    Organized labor….good
    Public education…..good

    Evil Republicans have destroyed the universe.
    Believe in the Democrats and you will find salvation.

    Can we please build a life-size bronze statue of Robert Wirch and place it in front of city hall.

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  11. We need a blue ribbon school board to hire a blue ribbon superintendent who will be empowered to get the job done without micromanagement but with accountability. Employees who perform well should be rewarded and those who don’t shown the door.

  12. Everyone needs to vote Tuesday for the conservative judge to serve on the State Supreme Court.
    If not, the Soros funded lefty will NOT protect voting security in the future.
    The state needs to oust all computers.
    Go watermarked paper ballots with one day voting, voter ID, in person voting unless an absentee ballot is required by a person for illness, travel or home bound issues. Ban ballot harvesting. Legal American voter’s only that have been a resident at least six month’s. Mandatory minimum of two people per table at poll center’s of opposing parties. TrueTheVote, Frank Speech app & websites with Lindell TV 1 and Lindell TV 2 news channels and videos, have a lot of information and TRUTHS!
    Scott Presler is a wonderful man that’s been in state for over one month, seeking to register voter’s and out-reaching for volunteers to remind every resident “YOUR VOTE MATTERS!”
    If you want to see and hear the truth, go watch the Brannon Howse show from today, 4/03/2023 with various interviews, including Mike Lindell, Scott Presler and other fine men working to save this state and country.
    *This is my opinion while I’m still allowed to have one.
    God bless those that have a spine!
    Like Kevin Mathewson, Scott Presler, President Trump, Kyle Rittenhouse, Steven K. Bannon, Alex Jones, Photo Chad, Matt Gaetz, Lauren Boebert, MarjorieTaylor Green, Brian Craig, Laura Loomer, Don Jr., Mike Lindell, Roger Stone, Assange, Owen Shroyer, Robert Barnes, Stew Peters, Charlie Kirk, Father Frank Pavone and those that put their money, mouths and might in this noble fight. ????⭐

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  13. Today will be a good day to vote for Lamar Madison, and finally dump this nasty person off of the school board.

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  14. She will be re-elected. When the horrible left votes for anything but morales. This is our new society, vote color, gender and whatever ya want over values. The left is as lost as it can be

    1. Readers of Kenosha County Eye have had 30 days of seeing Lamar Madison’s ad. KCE can bring in a few thousand votes that didn’t exist in the primary. Probably 10,000 flyers have been distributed, and a huge Lamar mailing was sent out by the 1776 project PAC. Mothers for Liberty has been extremely active on the ground. YSA is relying solely on name recognition and aa few yard signs. Lamar was endorsed by Dan Wade in a Sunday edition of the Kenosha News, a newspaper left to 5000
      older people who read the VOP section and vote.
      Keep the faith and vote for Lamar today. Make YSA a loser. Lamar is a winner.

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    1. Ultra maga? Haha, is that a thing? Just ultra hard working citizens paying ultra high taxes that expect ultra honest public servants who are ultra capable. Ultra basic civics.

  15. The leer never ceases to amaze me. This old bag protected her pedophile kid over her granddaughter, and you idiots elect her just because she isn’t Lamar. Talk about low life hypocrites of the left. Disgusting pieces of shit

  16. why is someone like this in charge of children? She could not even protect or stand by her own granddaughter and we have her as the SCHOOL BOARD PRESIDENT? Why isn’t she in prison for perjury? Nothing makes sense anymore

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Illinois Man Found Passed Out Behind Wheel On Kenosha Front Lawn With $12,000 Cash, Charged With Second OWI Just 18 Days After First Conviction, Released On No-Cash Bail

Demitrius D. Bryan, 34, of Zion, Illinois(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — A 34-year-old Zion, Illinois, man accused of driving drunk in Kenosha just 18 days after being convicted of his first OWI was released on no-cash bail Monday afternoon by Kenosha County Court Commissioner Daniel E. “Catch & Release” Kellum. Demitrius D. Bryan, who was arrested early Sunday morning, October 25,

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Kenosha Woman Accused Of Felony Hit-And-Run, Cocaine Possession Arrested 17 Months After Bench Warrant Issued

Ann-Marie Rose Stachura, 45, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — A 45-year-old Kenosha woman accused of running a red light, crashing into another vehicle, injuring its driver, and fleeing the scene was arrested Sunday, October 25, 2026, approximately 17 months after a bench warrant was issued for her arrest. Anna M. Stachura, also known as Ann-Marie Rose Stachura, appeared in Kenosha

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19-Year-Old Kenosha Man Investigated In Attempted Homicide After Brother Shot Near 50th And Sheridan — Search Warrants Reveal New Details

Kemarion Orthello Rucker, 19, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — A 19-year-old Kenosha man, Kemarion Orthello Rucker, is at the center of an attempted homicide investigation following the October 24, 2026, shooting of his brother, Kevario Rucker, near 50th Street and Sheridan Road in Kenosha. Newly obtained court documents reveal that detectives believe the shooting occurred inside a moving Chevrolet Tahoe

Liberal Democrat Alderman Appeals To Liberal Democrat Judge For Andy “Sgt. Hard” Berg — Recusal Raises Questions About Earlier Ruling

KENOSHA, Wis. — Kenosha Alderman Anthony Kennedy, a liberal Democrat who has held office for nearly two decades, invoked his elected title in a direct email to Liberal Judge Jason Rossell (D), seeking favorable consideration for longtime friend and fellow Democrat Andrew Allen “Andy” Berg, 48, of Kenosha. Berg, also known as “Sgt. Hard,” faces two separate drug-related prosecutions, including a newer case

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NEW DETAILS: Neighbors Heard Possible Gunshots Days Before Kenosha Couple Found Murdered — Suspect Also Charged With Killing Former Coworker In Seattle

KENOSHA, Wis. — Newly obtained court documents reveal disturbing details about the shooting deaths of Rodney Brushwood, 57, and his wife, Rena O’Neal, 59, inside their Kenosha apartment, including reports that neighbors heard several loud bangs more than two days before police discovered their bodies. The couple’s son, 33-year-old Michael A. O’Neal Fleming of Seattle, was arrested in Chicago on October 20 after

Nine Months In, Pleasant Prairie Police Chief David Selvidge Earns Praise From Village President, Brings Innovative Crime-Fighting Technology To Department

PLEASANT PRAIRIE, Wis. — Nine months after leaving a distinguished 25-year law enforcement career in Arizona to become Pleasant Prairie’s newest police chief, David Selvidge is settling into his new community, earning high marks from Village President Dave Klimisch and introducing technology that is already helping officers stop fleeing suspects while reducing the risks associated with dangerous police pursuits. On Wednesday morning, Kenosha

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Kenosha Woman Accused Of Ramming Ex’s Car, Later Pouring Gasoline Around It And Threatening To Light A Match While Already On Bail

Cheri A. Sinkovec, 40, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — Cheri A. Sinkovec, 40, of Kenosha, is facing 11 new misdemeanor charges after prosecutors say she rammed her former boyfriend’s occupied vehicle, then weeks later poured gasoline around his car and threatened to light a match. Sinkovec was already on bail in two pending domestic-related cases, including one in which Kenosha

Kenosha County Reports First Human West Nile Virus Case Of 2026

KENOSHA, Wis. — Kenosha County health officials announced Wednesday, October 28, that a county resident has tested positive for West Nile virus, marking the county’s first reported human case of 2026. Officials are urging residents to continue protecting themselves against mosquito bites into the fall, until a hard frost ends mosquito activity. The county’s announcement did not identify the resident or disclose the

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Salem Man Charged With Third OWI After Allegedly Drinking Whiskey In Dunkin’ Drive-Through Three Days After Prior Conviction

Nicholas David Daniels, 32, of Salem(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) PADDOCK LAKE, Wis. — Nicholas David Daniels, 32, of Salem, appeared before Kenosha County Court Commissioner Daniel E. Kellum Wednesday, October 28, on charges of third-offense operating while intoxicated and failing to install an ignition interlock device. Kellum continued his $1,000 cash bail, which had already been posted, after prosecutors alleged Daniels was caught

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Three Women Charged After Alleged Kenosha Apartment Attack Recorded On Facebook Live

Jaraniyah J. Johnson, 19, of Racine(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — Three women — Damiyah Nyasia Ozier, 20, of Racine; Jaraniyah J. Johnson, 19, of Racine; and Danaija Love Dawson, 17, of Kenosha — have been charged with disorderly conduct after allegedly entering a Kenosha apartment without permission and participating in an attack recorded on Facebook Live. Prosecutors allege Ozier struck the

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Kenosha Man Accused Of Damaging Probation Office After Travel Permit Denied Gets No-Cash Bail

Lozamar Alexis Jr., 25, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — When you’re on probation, a visit with your probation officer is probably a good time to be on your best behavior. Prosecutors say Lozamar Alexis Jr., 25, of Kenosha, instead threw his cellphone into an office wall after his agent denied a work travel permit, then ran from responding police. Court

Fire Causes Estimated $50,000 In Damage To Twin Lakes Home; Chief Credits Staffing And Volunteers

TWIN LAKES, Wis. — A fire at a home in the 200 block of Hawthorn Drive caused an estimated $50,000 in property damage Tuesday, October 27, according to Twin Lakes Fire/Rescue. No one was home when the fire broke out, and no injuries were reported. Firefighters were dispatched at approximately 12:05 p.m. after initial reports indicated smoke and flames were visible from the

Kenosha Defense Attorney Tells Client She’s ‘Stuck In Traffic,’ Never Shows Up — Court Records Place Her In Another County As Juror Questions Her Nose Ring, KCE Criticism

KENOSHA, Wis. — A Kenosha-area criminal defense attorney who has previously been the subject of multiple Kenosha County Eye investigations involving missed court appearances, client complaints, and disciplinary action is facing renewed questions after telling a client she was stuck in traffic and on her way to a deposition, only to never arrive. Court records show that attorney Mackenzie S. Renner appeared in

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Two Brothers Accused Of Repeatedly Sexually Assaulting Two Girls Beginning Around Ages 6 And 7; Each Held On Half A Million Dollar Bail

Adrian J. Hernandez, 23, of Kenosha and Dacio R. Hernandez, 27 of Pleasant Prairie(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — Adrian J. Hernandez, of Kenosha, and his brother, Dacio R. Hernandez, of Pleasant Prairie, are accused of repeated sexual assaults in an investigation involving two girls. Kenosha County Court Commissioner Daniel “Catch & Release” Kellum set half a million dollar bail for each

Pleasant Prairie Clerk’s Office Sends Duplicate Absentee Ballots; Village Does Not Disclose How Many Voters Affected

PLEASANT PRAIRIE, Wis. — The Village of Pleasant Prairie Clerk’s Office, headed by Village Clerk Jane Snell, sent duplicate absentee ballot packets to voters just eight days before the November 3 general election, according to a village announcement Tuesday. The village said the employee responsible is no longer employed, but did not disclose how many voters received duplicate ballots or how the error

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Twin Lakes Father Charged With Two Felonies After Allegedly Choking 12-Year-Old Son Twice, Leaving Boy Pretending To Be Unconscious

Dale B. Shaffer, 30, of Twin Lakes(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — Dale B. Shaffer, 30, of Twin Lakes, faces two felony charges after prosecutors say he twice choked his 12-year-old son, including lifting the boy off the ground by his neck during an attack in which the child could not breathe. Shaffer was summoned to appear November 12 before Kenosha County

About 7,000 Lead Service Lines Remain In Kenosha; Families With Young Children Urged To Seek Replacement Assistance

KENOSHA, Wis. — Approximately 7,000 lead service lines remain across Kenosha, and the Kenosha Water Utility is urging households with children younger than 7 or a pregnant woman to contact the utility promptly about replacement assistance. For qualifying households, available funding could cover the full cost of replacing the pipes that connect street water mains to homes and buildings. The utility announced expanded

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Career Criminal Accused Of Passing Out Drunk And Blocking Apartment Exit As Crying 10-Year-Old Son Sought Help; Kellum Sets No-Cash Bail

Devon S. Leedom, 31, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — Devon S. Leedom, 31, of Kenosha, a career criminal whose convictions include felony child abuse, felony fleeing and third-offense OWI, was granted no-cash bail Tuesday by Kenosha County Court Commissioner Daniel “Catch & Release” Kellum after prosecutors accused him of passing out intoxicated behind his apartment’s entrance, preventing his crying 10-year-old

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