KENOSHA, Wis. – A wind-tattered, illegible notice flaps on the front fence of a burned-out property in the 9400 block of 69th Street—an enduring symbol of inaction by the City
Kenosha, Wis. — After more than a decade away from formal Republican Party gatherings, Kenosha Mayor David Bogdala made a highly anticipated return to his political roots Wednesday night at
Kenosha, Wis. – Alderman Rollin Pizzala is facing renewed scrutiny after being spotted once again engaging in actions that appear to be outside the scope of his duties as a
Kenosha, Wis. — Three Kenosha Police Department officers were recognized Tuesday morning for their heroic actions that saved a man’s life during a critical medical emergency earlier this year. Officers
Kenosha residents and local officials are raising serious concerns over the proposed Menominee Hard Rock Hotel & Casino project, as promises made by the tribe remain unfulfilled and new doubts
Kenosha, Wis. – A City of Kenosha employee has been charged with one count of misdemeanor theft, according to court records. Jamie D. Watkins, a 54-year-old arborist employed by the
February 8, 2025, marks a momentous milestone as the City of Kenosha celebrates its 175th anniversary, 1850 – 2025. In honor of this historic occasion, the community is invited to
Mayor David Bogdala has announced the Home Kenosha – Affordable Living, Neighborhood Revival Program, a transformative initiative designed to increase affordable homeownership opportunities and reinvigorate neighborhoods across the city. Due
A four-acre L-Shaped piece of property near 39th Ave by the transit building, was supposed to be a park for neighboring families. However, if Kenosha Mayor David Bogdala (R) gets
The Menominee made a lot of promises to Kenosha when trying to get the City and County of Kenosha to sign on the dotted line for a casino intergovernmental agreement
A Kenosha Unified School District “Bilingual Community Liaison” and former School Board Member Tony Garcia was terminated by the Kenosha School District from his job at Indian Trail High School.
SBA’s Season of Small Business™ Encourages Shoppers to Gift Big, Shop Local™ Throughout the Holiday Season The U.S. Small Business Administration’s Regional Administrator Geri Sanchez Aglipay and SBA Wisconsin Director Eric
Library Director Are you looking for safe and effective ways to communicate your liberal values and beliefs in environments where conservative ideas are assumed to be correct—and where more liberal
“I know too many people in Kenosha – no one would believe you.” This was a statement allegedly made by Robert J. Moore II, 42, of Kenosha. He said these
Tomorrow Monday September 2, 2024, Labor Fest will take place after a one-year hiatus. This year, however, for the first time in many years, it will be held at a
