Good morning, Kenosha.

On Wednesday afternoon in Judge David Wilk's courtroom, Brittany Taylor delivered an emotional graduation speech after nearly two years in treatment court, saying that caring for herself (by securing her own oxygen mask) enabled her to care for her children and earned applause from officials.

On Tuesday, Kenosha Christmas Charities held its annual fundraising gala at UW-Parkside and raised significant donations to help those in need.

Lakeside Players will host Miracle on 56th Street, a variety show that follows Tessa's efforts to create holiday cheer while she copes with losing her mother in Kenosha.

On Dec. 10, state Rep. Angelina Cruz introduced a bill to require the state to meet its promise for reimbursing special education costs at public schools—Kenosha Unified faces a $3 million shortfall.

The measure comes as districts continue to deal with uncertain funding.

Detective Pete Deates was celebrated at the Kenosha Police Department on Dec.

10 at 7:35 p.m. with dignitaries, judges and family honoring his 23-year service + his K9 partner Iris retired alongside him, marking a lasting legacy in digital safety.

Meet Milo, a friendly three-and-a-half-year-old dog set to be adopted at the Wisconsin Humane Society Kenosha Campus this holiday season.

He is neutered, vaccinated, and microchipped, and he is ready to bring joy to his new family.

Gateway Technical College Craft Fair

9 a.m. - 3 p.m. — Gateway Technical College - Kenosha Campus — Booth registration starts at $100 — Browse over 100 booths featuring local artists and crafters at this festive holiday fair.