Good morning, Kenosha.

Bowls and Books will host its 23rd annual soup fest on Wednesday, Mar.

25 in Kenosha as proceeds benefit the Rhode Center.

On Greg Berg's Morning Show, Racine-based film historians James Neibaur and Gary Schneeberger outlined their new book 'The Burt Reynolds Films' (Mar.

22, 5 p.m.), which examines all 48 films and highlights the actor's rise, fall, and rebound.

Case High School will host its fourth annual food truck event on Wednesday, Mar.

25 at the school grounds where culinary pathway students will serve tacos + burgers + dumplings + empanadas to showcase their skills.

Local students asked questions and engaged with four KUSD school board candidates during a forum hosted by nonprofit Building Our Future’s Youth Voice Project at Gateway Technical College’s Haribo Hall.

Today a Kenosha driver reported that hitting two potholes on 18th Street between 22nd and 30th avenues blew out his tire and cost him over $275.

City officials said repairs will keep happening until a full reconstruction begins in 2027 (subject to grant funding).

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.