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  • Shalom Center Eases Eligibility Standards

    Updated 7:30p for clarity

    Kenosha---A new building, new grants, new training for staff and stronger partnerships with community agencies have enabled the Shalom Center—Kenosha’s primary shelter for the homeless—to expand its services a bit in recent

  • Milestones Marked in Foxconn Development

    Some of the people responsible for bringing Foxconn to Mt Pleasant paused Thursday to celebrate their progress.

    A round of speeches was had at a podium set up in front of a Case excavator in a former farm field. 

  • Carthage College Student Struck and Killed on Sheridan Road

    A Carthage College freshman was struck and killed by a vehicle on Sheridan Road---near the school---Thursday afternoon.

    According to an e-mail sent to students and faculty---the victim was identified as Griffin Schumow---an environmental science major---from

  • KUSD Deals With Dual Threats

    Kenosha Unified dealt with threats at two schools Wednesday resulting in one arrest.

    Police said a 14 year-old student who attends the west campus of KTEC made a verbal shooting threat against the school. 

  • Wamboldt Pulls Out of Congressional Race

    Citing work and other commitments, Kenosha police officer and County Board Supervisor Jeff Wamboldt says he is pulling out of the 1st District Congressional race.

  • Wisconsin DNR Approves Foxconn Air Permits

    State Officials Also Sign Off On Construction Groundwater Plans

  • Dan Wade Elected KUSD School Board President

    Dan Wade is the new president of Kenosha Unified School Board. He was elected by a unanimous vote Monday night during the board’s organizational meeting. Wade---a retired Kenosha chief of police who has served on the board since 2014---will replace Tamarra Coleman---who

  • Black Point Estate: Half the Fun is Getting There

    Black Point Estate on Geneva Lake is scheduled to begin its eleventh season of public tours during the first week of May.

  • SC Johnson: A Family Company...And Then Some

    For the past 20 years, Racine-based SC Johnson has referred to itself as "A Family Company." 

    The company announced Monday that it has amended its slogan to offer a better reflection of itself.

  • KR Bluegrass Band on "Noon Tunes" April 23-27

    The KR Bluegrass Band is featured on WGTD's "Noon Tunes" for the week of April 23-27. We've included a link to one of their songs here for you to enjoy. You can visit their website www.krbluegrass.com to read about them