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Sabrina Gentile shared how a plaque in Holy Rosary Parish honors her late parents for decades of service—signed by Pope Leo XIV when he was still Father Robert Prevost—and shows the strong ties between her family and the local church.

An insurance company is delaying the demolition of a burned site and liquor license approval for Elsie Mae’s Pies and Pints after a fire destroyed its new Kenosha location late last month (the Kenosha Fire Department ruled the fire was caused by an electrical malfunction).

Owner Kelly Deem plans to open an outdoor space for the restaurant while continuing operations in Lake Mills until the issue is resolved.

Terrance Darnell Love, 35, of Kenosha—known for a violent criminal record—was in court on May 13 at 12:30 p.m. facing new felony charges after he allegedly choked and struck a pregnant woman during a domestic altercation.

Carthage College criminal justice students spent several months at the RISE Center on Washington Road learning real-world policing from Kenosha PD—covering skills like communication, drone operations, and virtual training.

Several students have applied to join the department after graduation—showing the class has influenced their career plans.

Zach Martin, a former communications professional, found his passion for nursing after he helped a friend recover from a serious crash and enrolled in the Master of Science in Nursing program at Marquette University in Pleasant Prairie.

He said his communication skills help him care for patients—an important effort as the state works to ease a nurse shortage.

Kenosha crews completed a $6 million pipe replacement project on May 13 by switching the flow to a new section running from Sheridan Rd. to a pipe under 52nd St.—Public Works said the work was needed to prevent a failing structure from causing damage.

A new beer-and-sightseeing tour called Pedals + Pints will debut Memorial Day weekend and run through Labor Day in Kenosha as Lakeshore Pedal Tours teams up with Public Brewing Company to offer scenic rides and historic stops.

Riders will board a 16-passenger pedal-powered trolley at noon every other Sunday from the Stella Hotel + Ballroom to enjoy quick brewery tours that include two pints and a coupon for a free beer.

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.