Good morning, Kenosha.

Kenosha County Eye said that in the coming days it will launch Kenosha County Eye Plus + a new $5/month subscription service offering readers in-depth investigative journalism while free content remains available.

The upgrade will also let subscribers sign up anonymously to protect their privacy.

A 22-year-old man from Pleasant Prairie pleaded guilty on Monday to killing his two friends in a drunk driving crash that crashed his truck into a local sporting goods store last summer — he will return to court on July 11 for sentencing and may face up to 50 years in prison.

Kenosha man Mike Saleh Haswah, 41, already facing other criminal charges, appeared in court on Monday after being arrested May 2 for allegedly strangling a woman with a belt on April 25 and later punching her as his 16-year-old son allegedly watched and cleaned up the blood—bail was set at $50,000 and dismissed charges are expected to be refiled.

A Genoa City man, Adam A.

Grasso, 33, was arrested after being apprehended in Jackson County and booked into Kenosha County Jail at 5:06 a.m. Monday, then appeared in court that afternoon + his bail was set at $25,000 cash.

A 26-year-old Kenosha woman was in court yesterday on charges of assaulting her 61-year-old neighbor outside a duplex — her bail was set at $2,000 due to her past convictions.

A Grayslake contractor, Ryan J.

Roggy (43) was charged with two felony theft-by-contractor counts after he accepted large payments for home improvements that were never done, including over $14,000 for a Salem Lakes project and more than $114,000 for a Pleasant Prairie remodel, and he appeared in court on May 2.

Kenosha Unified School District terminated math teacher Ryan Nachtigal from Indian Trail High School and Academy on April 16—he had been on leave since March 19 following multiple internal investigations into his classroom conduct.