Good morning, Kenosha.

The Shalom Center will host its annual celebration gala Thursday, May 7 in downtown Kenosha.

Local residents can look forward to an evening of festivities & cultural unity.

Officials confirmed a high-end EF-1 tornado hit Somers on April 17, causing downed trees, blocked roads and structural damage in parts of the county, while recovery efforts continue and no serious injuries were reported.

Entrepreneurs and small business owners can get free advice on starting a business, taxes, marketing and AI at a Small Business Clinic set for May 1 at the Kenosha Innovation Center, 5522 26th Ave. The event runs from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. and offers both full-day and session options.

Durand Avenue Piggly Wiggly is hosting a celebration today to mark its biggest remodel in 15 years (widened aisles, new floors and updated signage).

Gateway announced this week that candidate Christopher Reber is no longer seeking the college presidency after he accepted another university leadership role (despite earlier controversy over his focus on diversity and inclusion).

Three finalists remain as officials continue the search.

A flood warning was in effect for the Fox River near New Munster on Friday, April 17 when water levels reached 13.8 feet at 5:00 a.m.—officials said the river was expected to crest near 14.3 feet, potentially flooding low-lying neighborhoods.

Heavy rain overwhelmed Kenosha’s sewer system early this week, so the water utility diverted diluted wastewater into storm sewers and Lake Michigan to prevent home damage.

The bypass happened between 7 a.m. and 8 a.m. Wednesday near 89th and 17th — following 2.78 inches in 48 hours.

PEGASIS Live Performance

8-10 p.m. — The White Lilac — Check website for ticket prices — Experience the genre-defying groove of Green Bay's PEGASIS as they blend jazz, funk, Latin, and soul into an unforgettable live show.