Susan Grace Castagnoli-Krokosz is a 69-year-old resident of the upper-middle-class neighborhood of Carol Beach in Pleasant Prairie. She hasn’t always lived in Wisconsin. She is
On April 11, 2022, an anonymous letter was received by the Kenosha County Human Resources director and assistant director. The letter stated: “The Sheriff himself
On January 25 the KUSD School board met to talk again about the mandatory mask policy. Retired Kenosha Police Lieutenant David Molinaro, who works school
***Article updated 3/13/2022 at 8:09pm to include a comment from Board Member Tony Garcia*** The Kenosha Unified School District Board has scheduled a special meeting
After an hour-long secret meeting behind closed doors, a Kenosha County Board Committee killed a resolution that would have given death benefits to a grieving
For 23 years, Kenosha County Sheriff’s Corporal Christopher Basina put on his uniform and badge, #1405. He supervised corrections officers. He went to work, most
After Kenosha County resident Kerri Archuleta was done speaking during the Kenosha School Board meeting, she served the school board members with a lawsuit filed
A second lawsuit has been filed against the Kenosha Unified School District concerning the districts forced masks for all student policy. Sherry Modori of Kenosha
A Kenosha Unified School District parent, Pastor Jim Roemke, filed a federal lawsuit yesterday in the Eastern District of Wisconsin concerning the district’s policy that
Can a furniture salesman take out $10,000 in forgivable dollars as a PPP loan? Not according to the research we’ve done at KCE. PPP loans
A half dozen Kenosha residents filed a complaint today with the Wisconsin Elections Commission against the City of Kenosha Mayor Antaramian . The six complainants
President Trump and President Biden singed into law the CARES Act and the Covid-19 Stimulus Package, respectively. These bills send millions of federal dollars to
County Exec Jim Kreuser’s administration enacted a very strict Covid-19 policy that has some county employees feeling unjustly punished. The policy, which took effect On
On November 16, 2020, the Kenosha City Council passed an ordinance that mandates masks in the City of Kenosha. It allows the health department and
According to a text message that was shared on social media, Kenosha County Sheriff David Beth has reported to work while being infected with Covid-19.
