Good morning, Kenosha.

KENOSHA's Independence Day week festivities will impact traffic and parking from June 28 through July 4 with road closures downtown & along the lakefront, including the Civic Veterans Parade on June 28, the Celebrate America festival on July 3 and 4, and fireworks over Lake Michigan on July 4.

The Kenosha Community Foundation announced nearly $140K in grants to 21 nonprofits; the funding will boost local programs and projects in Kenosha County.

Residents at Harborside Commons reported an approximately 12-day elevator outage that stranded seniors in their apartments and led to bed bug complaints.

Management explained the outage (city officials have yet to respond to calls for help).

Disabled Navy veteran Lee Drane opened CAJE Dee-Zigns in downtown Kenosha during America’s 250th birthday celebration, offering custom gifts and laser engraving workshops as a safe space for veterans, people with autism, and others.

The shop celebrates individuality and community connections (a nod to personal resilience).

The Family Reunion Music Festival returns on June 27 at Johnson Park Pavilion in Kenosha, and proceeds will benefit the Racine Urban Garden Network + Family Power Music.

Microsoft finished construction on the Mount Pleasant Data Center and is building a second center next door + the project will boost its local tech presence.

The Kenosha School Board delayed its funding referendum from November to next April because members said there was not enough time to explain potential budget cuts (4-3 vote).

Administrators plan to use reserves to cover the $17 million deficit without altering the current budget.

Badger High School announced its honor and high honor roll students today to recognize academic excellence among its students.

Logan Ramey's Tribute to Elvis

3-7 p.m. — BB's Pub — Cost not specified — Experience the high-energy performance of Logan Ramey honoring the legendary Elvis Presley.