Good morning, Kenosha.

Two Milwaukee women appeared in Kenosha County court Monday on charges related to a nearly $2,000 theft spree at Pleasant Prairie Premium Outlets—42-year-old Niesha D.

Sinclair faces three felonies and two misdemeanors for alleged retail theft and device removal while 41-year-old Constance K. Shaw faces separate charges; both were released on $1,000 cash bail with a preliminary hearing set for May 16.

A Kenosha teen, Alan Jared Munoz, 18, was charged on Monday with felony and misdemeanor counts after police responded to a family disturbance on May 10 at his apartment that left his child’s mother with injuries including signs of strangulation—he is set for a preliminary hearing on May 16.

A 21-year-old man, Peter K.

Herrmann, faces homicide charges after a drunk driving crash on May 7 in Kenosha killed 46-year-old Amy Mosier and injured another—he showed signs of intoxication and was released on a $100,000 bond, with a possible 25-year prison sentence if convicted.

A Kenosha father, Joshua J.

Fleming, 43, faced felony child abuse charges after allegedly attacking his teenage daughter in a fast food parking lot and threatening her not to call the police — bail was set at $7,500.

Prosecutors in Kenosha County filed criminal charges on May 12 against eleven individuals for crimes including organized retail theft, multiple OWIs, felony bail jumping and weapon violations—some defendants did not appear in court while one suspect now faces extradition from Georgia.

A 32-year-old Kenosha man was in court on May 12 for allegedly beating his child’s mother in front of their 4-year-old son, stealing her SUV, and later sending a video of himself with a knife to his throat — he now faces multiple criminal charges.

On Friday, the Mahone Foundation presented awards during its 25th annual Reaching for Rainbows Pursuit of Excellence gala at Carthage College—honoring student scholars and community leaders from Kenosha and Racine.

Kenosha Unified School District alerted parents about a TikTok challenge urging students to damage school-issued Chromebooks—an act that can lead to disciplinary action and repair fees up to $250.

Spokesperson Tanya Ruder said the district acted early to prevent similar issues seen in other areas.

Fourth Quarter Ends / End of Year for Students

— KTEC High School — Free entry — Celebrate the conclusion of the academic year as students finish their classes.

Kenosha Kingfish vs. Kalamazoo Growlers

6:35-8:05 p.m. — Historic Simmons Field — Ticket prices vary — Catch the live baseball action as the Kingfish take on the Growlers.

Kenosha Kingfish vs. Kalamazoo Growlers

6:35-8:05 p.m. — Historic Simmons Field — Ticket prices vary — Cheer for the Kingfish as they take on the Growlers in an exciting summer baseball matchup.

Coffee with CARW - Kenosha Innovation Network

8:30-10:00 AM — Kenosha Emerging Leaders Academy — Free entry — Explore Kenosha's innovative future with civic and business leaders discussing economic momentum and development plans.