Good morning, Kenosha.

After serving local pantries for seven years, the Kenosha County Food Bank ceased operations, while Robin Energy Storage filed paperwork on Wednesday to develop a 29-acre battery project in Wheatland despite a county moratorium.

County Executive Samantha Kerkman warned the move may spark a legal challenge.

Bradford High School's Cheer and Stomp Team has been invited to a national Stomp and Shake competition in Orlando, Florida, this February — the only Wisconsin team to earn an invite.

The team has scheduled fundraisers to help cover travel and competition costs.

Robin Energy Storage LLC filed for state approval of its planned 200 megawatt battery project in Wheatland after withdrawing local applications amid strong opposition.

Local officials (including county leaders) and residents oppose the project for safety and environmental reasons and await review from the state commission.

The Wisconsin Department of Health Services urges eligible residents to get flu, COVID-19 and RSV vaccines ahead of fall and winter, after nearly 11,000 were hospitalized last season with complications.

The 100-year-old Eagles Club building in downtown Kenosha is set for demolition following the Historic Preservation Commission meeting this week, as owners cite expensive repairs + no buyers after a failed preservation effort.

The city will contact the state office for input within 30 days before issuing a raze permit.

Westosha Central High School baseball coach Jacob (Jake) Morman has faced nearly seven years of complaints from players and parents about favoritism and harsh treatment, and school officials say they have worked with him on addressing the issues.