Good morning, Kenosha.

On Wed, Mar. 11 at Mercantile Hall in Burlington, 67 women at the 100 Women Who Care event donated funds to award nearly $7,000 to Disaster Response Team, a trained volunteer group formed after a 2017 flood, sponsored by Community State Bank+local partners.

Engine Works, a new co-working and collaboration space, will open at Kenosha Innovation Center to offer local professionals modern workspaces plus meeting areas for creative projects.

Racine Mayor Cory Mason will propose renaming the Chavez Community Center after Delores Huerta next month — a change in reexamining local landmarks.

On Sunday at 5, a tribute at the Civil War Museum will honor Katherine Marks for her lasting community leadership.

Governor Tony Evers signed Gail’s Law Thursday to require insurers to cover supplemental breast cancer screenings for high-risk women, reducing costly out-of-pocket fees.

Rep. Amanda Nedweski from Pleasant Prairie said the law is a major win & expands local access to timely care.

Governor Tony Evers signed a bill that extends postpartum Medicaid benefits to one year for new mothers — the expanded coverage will begin on July 1 pending federal approval and aims to improve maternal and infant health outcomes.

Indian Trail High School cheerleading team won the state championship in Kenosha, showing strong teamwork and skill during the contest.

The win marks the school’s latest competitive achievement.

Guided Forest Therapy Walk for Stress Relief

2-4 p.m. — Petrifying Springs Park — Cost not specified — Embrace tranquility and reconnect with nature on this mindful forest therapy walk.

Erik Koskinen Live Performance

7-9:30 p.m. — The White Lilac — Tickets required — Experience soulful Americana and Midwest roots rock with Erik Koskinen and Milwaukee’s Long Mama.

Word Up! 90's Trivia Bash

5:30-8:30 p.m. — The Club at Strawberry Creek — Ticket includes dinner — Test your 90's knowledge while supporting local literacy programs with trivia and fun.