Good morning, Kenosha.

The 100+ Women Who Care Kenosha event will be held Tuesday, May 12 at the historic Woman's Club (6028 8th Ave.) with on-site registration beginning at 5 p.m. and the program starting at 5:30 p.m.; attendees will donate a fee based on age and may nominate a local nonprofit.

Mayor David Bogdala announced the Keys to Kenosha self-guided tour that will let residents explore over 50 historic and architectural sites on Nov.

7 in partnership with local cultural institutions + community leaders. The event highlights the city's rich heritage and design.

Gateway Technical College has chosen Veronique Tran to lead the institution starting July 1.

She was one of three finalists (with a fourth candidate withdrawing last month) in the selection process.

Kenosha Unified School District begins Recognition Week to honor staff for milestone years of service.

The celebration started Monday with 5- and 10-year awards, continues Tuesday with 15- and 20-year awards, and will feature additional recognitions through Friday at district schools.

Isabella Rotizza, a Westosha Central 10th grader, won the 2026 Congressional Art Competition; her artwork (Beauty Doesn’t Have to Have Color) will soon be displayed in a tunnel linking the Cannon House Office Building and the Capitol as announced by U.S. Rep. Bryan Steil in Salem Lakes.

Following the April 7 election, the KUSD board held an organizational meeting Tuesday where Carl Bryan was elected president before continuing with a regular board session.

Residents in flooded areas along the Fox River and nearby can now use free well-testing services provided by Kenosha County Public Health after local governments declared the service amid recent flooding concerns.

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.