Good morning, Kenosha.

Joshua Emmanuel Norman, 40, of Kenosha was charged with felony threat to a law enforcement officer after he allegedly threatened to shoot and assault a police officer during his arrest, according to the sheriff’s office.

He appeared in court yesterday—bail was set at $5,000 and a preliminary hearing is scheduled for August 5.

A 25-year-old East Troy woman allegedly drove 113 mph on I-94 while intoxicated and resisted arrest when officers tried to stop her—she was charged in Kenosha County Circuit Court, released on a $1,200 bond, and must return to court on Sept.

12.

Kyle M. Keehn, 39, from Genoa City faces felony charges after his recent conviction upgraded his third OWI offense to a fourth offense (criminal complaint records show the change).

Twin Lakes Fire/Rescue will lead a large-scale emergency response drill this Sunday that simulates a major school bus crash.

The exercise will test interagency readiness with a bus—farm equipment collision at Randall Fire Station 2 and Thelen Farm along 336th Avenue, live extrication scenarios, and a Flight for Life helicopter demonstration at 11:30 a.m. for public and press viewing starting at 9 a.m.

Gov. Evers spoke at Scoops in downtown Kenosha on July 30, saying he signed a two-year budget bill that offers only modest aid to public schools despite bipartisan talks.

KUSD Superintendent Jeff Weiss warned the district may lose $7 million in aid and face higher property taxes (as part of the National Ice Cream Month events).

Newborn Care Class

5:30-8:30 p.m. — Aurora Medical Center Kenosha — Free entry — Learn essential baby care techniques and ensure newborn safety in this informative class for expectant parents.

Renaissance Men Of Comedy 2025

7:30-9:30 p.m. — Lakeside Players — Free venue parking — Enjoy a night of stand-up comedy featuring hilarious talents from the Bristol Renaissance Faire.