Good morning, Kenosha.

Kenosha County will host trick or treating on Halloween as neighborhoods organize festive routes for families (exact details vary by community).

Residents should check local notices for updates.

The Veterans Breakfast Cafe connects local veterans today from 8-11 a.m. at Piggly Wiggly (5600 Spring St.) and builds community bonds.

On Wednesday, Oct. 14, the City of Kenosha announced a grant program for business and property owners along 52nd Street between 38th Avenue and 13th Place to receive up to $10,000 for exterior improvements if they provide matching funds (equal investment required).

Uptown’s grant programs remain open for eligible projects.

Gov. Tony Evers announced $6.6 million in grants on Tuesday to train 3,800+ workers statewide.

A company from Kenosha County, Jouett Holdings, will receive $13,200 to train two employees in AI tools + automation as part of federal funding to boost skills for growing industries.

UGHS will mark the end of the first phase of referendum renovations with a ribbon cutting and trick or treat event from 3–5 p.m. on Saturday, Oct.

24. The community is invited to join the celebration at the high school.

Motorists in Wilmot should plan alternate routes as the county will close Highway W (between 114th and 113th Streets) from 10 p.m. Friday until 6 a.m. Monday for resurfacing and storm sewer upgrades, part of an ongoing improvement project.

Residents and local officials are opposing Robin Energy Storage’s 200-megawatt battery proposal for Wheatland because safety concerns — including frequent maintenance alarms at the Paris site — and a loss of rural character prompt questions about local oversight, while state regulators will review the filing under new PSC rules.