Good morning, Kenosha.

Kenosha County resident Sammi Hamilton fell 15 feet in a rope swing accident on Fourth of July, suffering three facial fractures, a broken arm, two brain bleeds, and lost most of her teeth while her brother Jerrad Hamilton—kitchen manager at Milwaukee Burger Company in Pleasant Prairie—launched a fundraiser and set a donation event to help cover her medical expenses.

A Kenosha man with a history of drug and felony convictions was charged with four new felonies—including smuggling drugs into jail—after a deputy discovered cocaine, marijuana, a scale and packaging materials during a late-night traffic stop on Highway 50; his bail was set at $7,500 and a preliminary hearing is scheduled for July 16.

A homeless repeat sex offender—Dale H.

Lassiter, 29—appeared in court Tuesday at the Kenosha County Detention Center to plead guilty to two new assault cases and to represent himself.

Estela Navarro, 44, of Kenosha faced a felony forgery charge after allegedly cashing a stolen federal tax refund check from her former roommate + she appeared in court yesterday.

A Kenosha man with a history of posing as an eye doctor drove drunk, crashed into another car and threatened to assault a police officer while out on bond in other cases—he was set with $10,000 bail on July 8.

City officials warned residents and business owners yesterday about fake invoices that falsely appeared to come from the Planning Commission — these bills claimed permit work was approved and demanded immediate wire transfers.

City Administrator John Morrissey urged people to verify any document with city staff and report suspicious invoices to the appropriate city departments.

The Kenosha Water Utility received a high quality water rating in its latest consumer report, showing that the system met established standards.

The Kenosha Plan Commission will review plans on Thursday for a new Downtown grocery store, hotel, and Pizza Ranch restaurant on Green Bay Road—officials say the proposals are part of a series of major projects—aimed at boosting local development.

Kenosha Harbor Market

9 a.m. - 2 p.m. — Kenosha HarborMarket — Free entry — Explore local artisan goods, fresh produce, and handcrafted soaps every Saturday from May to October.

Music at Twilight Concert Series

5-8 p.m. — Anderson Arts Center — Cost varies — Enjoy an evening of live music, local eats, and community vibes.

Kenosha Homecoming Car Show

8:00 AM – 11:59 AM — Kenosha History Center — Free entry — Celebrate Kenosha's rich automotive history with an impressive display of classic cars.

Kenosha Homecoming Car Show

9 a.m. — Kenosha History Center — Free entry — Celebrate the return of the World’s Largest AMC car show with a showcase of classic automobiles by the lake.

Kenosha Homecoming Car Show

8 AM – 8 PM — Kenosha History Center — Free entry — Celebrate over a century of automotive history with a showcase of stunning classic and vintage cars.

2025 Kenosha Homecoming Car Show

7:45 AM – 4:00 PM — Kenosha History Center — Registration required — Celebrate the return of the World’s Largest AMC car show with great cars by the lake.

Kenosha Homecoming Car Show

9 a.m. — Kenosha History Center — Registration required — Celebrate the return of the World’s Largest AMC car show featuring classic cars on a picturesque lakeside setting.