Good morning, Kenosha.

Colbert Packaging in Kenosha has been certified as a Women’s Business Enterprise by the Women’s Business Enterprise National Council (confirming its majority woman ownership).

The independently owned manufacturer, led by CEO Nancy Colbert MacDougall since 1995, has built a diverse paperboard packaging portfolio over nearly 66 years.

Illinois woman Sarah L.

Jackson, 34, from West Chicago faced four criminal charges after allegedly selling cocaine to an undercover detective at the Country Thunder festival in Randall.

Pleasant Prairie police reported that 50-year-old Bryon P.

Cibrario, convicted for multiple child sex offenses, was released into the 5600 block of 85th Street and is under electronic monitoring—he is not allowed unsupervised contact with minors or to use drugs.

Ernest Leroy Massie Jr. of Racine was charged after he allegedly fired a warning shot during an argument with his girlfriend while children were in the backseat of their car—according to a criminal complaint filed in Kenosha County Circuit Court.

Noah Michael Erskine, 18, of Burlington was charged Monday in Kenosha County Circuit Court with disorderly conduct, THC possession, misdemeanor bail jumping and underage drinking after a disturbance at the Country Thunder music festival in Randall—his bail was set at $500.

Rasheen D. Linder, 27, of Florida, appeared in Kenosha court Monday on two active warrants (one local and one from Illinois) for alleged thefts, break-ins and fraudulent credit card use that spanned state lines.

Brayden N. Jones, 23, of Oak Creek was charged after allegedly firing his handgun near a Twin Lakes home early Sunday morning while intoxicated & his bail was set at $50,000.

Today, Kenosha begins the AMC Homecoming Car Show week, which will run through Sunday and start with a cruise-in at the Danish Brotherhood while featuring parades, swap meets and races.

The event is hosted by the Kenosha History Center as part of the 175th anniversary celebration—drawing tens of thousands of enthusiasts to honor our city’s long automaking legacy.

A bipartisan majority in the House passed H.R.

3095 Tuesday, July 21 to update ZIP code boundaries and fix problems like lost mail and slow emergency services—Congressman Bryan Steil said the change would help towns and families. The bill cleared its oversight committee by a close vote and now awaits action in the Senate.

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.