Good morning, Kenosha.

Dave Moyer has been chosen to receive the Frank Lamping Community Service Award.

He will be honored on Oct. 1 (5:30 to 7:30 p.m.) at Community State Bank.

Residents in Kenosha can securely shred sensitive documents at a free event set for Saturday, Oct.

10 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Northside Library, Kenosha Water Utility + Kenosha Emerging Leaders Academy, with each resident allowed up to five bags or boxes.

A Kenosha couple received clear answers after nearly three months of dispute over damage caused when a neighbor's garage partially collapsed onto their property.

Their claim with State Farm was approved following help from TMJ4 (which contacted the insurer to clarify the issue), allowing repairs to begin soon.

Fall festivities will begin in Kenosha & Racine counties tomorrow, Sept.

11, with hayrides and local festivals planned to bring seasonal fun for residents at community venues nearby.

Cooling-systems maker IEA will invest $100M to expand production by moving to a 500,000 sqft facility in Somers, which is expected to add over 500 new jobs to the area.

Marketing executive Chris Tuff, known for his book Save Your Asks, will speak at INSPIRE on Oct.

16 (at Journey Church in Kenosha) where he will stress the importance of building personal sales connections over relying on technology.

Kenosha will honor its streetcar legacy on Streetcar Day 2026 as downtown’s historic streetcar line (1.7 miles) transforms into a living museum for visitors.

City planners aim to showcase the transit heritage during the event.

Riverport Chorus will present its annual Fall Cabaret 'Come Fly with Me' on Sunday, Sept.

20 at Parkway Chateau in Kenosha — doors open at 3:30 p.m. and the show starts at 4 p.m., with advance tickets at $15 for adults and $10 for children 6 to 18.

Kenosha County signed a 10-year agreement with the Pringle Nature Center today to secure environmental education and volunteer programs at Brighton Woods County Park in Bristol.

County Executive Samantha Kerkman said the partnership builds on years of collaboration.

State officials say Wisconsin is awarding $25 million in federal funds to install 42 new EV charging stations—two of which are in Kenosha County.

One station at Somers Market near Interstate 41 will receive about $631k and a Shell station in Salem Lakes will get about $636k.