Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 9th of October.
Good morning, Kenosha.
💼 Business
MelKat's now operating at the former Shirl's Drive-In at 7943 Sheridan Road offers a unique twist on classic drive-in cuisine.
Owners Dino Katris + Jason Melichar have reimagined the menu to serve local diners.
Annie's Country Pantry reopens Saturday afternoon at the Maltworks Annex building in Belle City Square (2224 Northwestern Ave. Suite 108) as owner Ann Muller prepares to connect with local residents.
🎭 Culture
A Kenosha paleontologist fighting to save Carthage College’s dinosaur program will star in The New Extinction, a Wisconsin-made documentary that will premiere at DOC NYC in Manhattan on Nov.
15 + show again on Nov. 17.
🎓 Education
Kenosha Unified students showed growth on state and national assessments this spring as English language arts proficiency improved for grades three through eight, although math performance remained unchanged for younger students and varied for high schoolers (Superintendent Jeff Weiss noted early reading gains but said more work is needed).
🏥 Health
Kenosha student Lawler was named an American Heart Association Kids Heart Challenge All-Star in September for being a top fundraiser during the 2025-26 school year.
His recognition highlights strong support for heart health.
🏈 Sports
The Brewers eliminated the Padres 3-1 in Game 4 and advanced to an NLCS rematch with the Dodgers.
Outfielder Garrett Mitchell tripled and made a key catch at Petco Park to secure the win.
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