Good morning, Kenosha.

Kivi Bio became the anchor tenant at the new Kenosha Innovation Center in the Kenosha Innovation Neighborhood on Aug.

28th when founder Todd Kapp said his firm helps emerging bio tech companies bring ideas to market. The center will announce all tenants at its grand opening on Oct. 1—marking a key step in the area's innovation efforts.

Cybersecurity experts say that local businesses should quickly disconnect affected systems, document suspicious messages and contact law enforcement—steps that help prevent further data loss—if a spoofing attack is detected.

Downtown eatery Trolley Dogs closed Thursday after an ownership change and licensing oversights prompted action by health officials.

The restaurant will remain closed until the new owner obtains an occupancy permit—ensuring it meets retail food license requirements—before reopening.

An 18-year-old Kenosha man, Travian I.

White, appeared in court Tuesday on charges from a shooting outside Family Dollar that left pedestrians ducking — authorities are still looking for his co-defendant.

Kenosha prosecutors charged Troy Jordan Guinn, 24, with second-degree sexual assault and recklessly endangering safety after an alleged attack on November 21 at Pennoyer Park—where a 22-year-old was reportedly assaulted—and a $50,000 arrest warrant was issued for his arrest.

A Kenosha man and woman are in jail facing felony charges in an investigation into years of child abuse, neglect and sexual exploitation — court documents state 30-year-old Dylan Gardinier is charged with sexual assault of a child while 30-year-old Schraeder faces counts including possession of child pornography with both set to return to court on September 3.

Four Kenosha Police Department supervisors finished a 22-week leadership program at Northwestern University that taught them about planning, policy, and resource management—Captains Leo Viola and Matthew Strelow and Lieutenants Joshua Hecker and Adam Jurgens say the training will help them build better teams and plan for the future.

Kenosha Lakeside Oktoberfest

4-10 p.m. — Celebration Place at HarborPark — Free entry — Celebrate the enchanting fall season with live music, delicious food, and the best craft brews in a festive atmosphere.