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Saturday’s edition · Sat., Nov. 14

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Kenosha St. Joseph and Union Grove see their football seasons end in state semifinals

If you follow Kenosha-area football, Friday night ended two seasons. Kenosha St. Joseph couldn't keep pace with Mondovi's offense in a Division 6 semifinal at Waupaca.

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Union Grove lost to Notre Dame in the Division 2 semifinal

  • Union Grove17
    Notre Dame28
    FinalKingston Allen became the state's all-time leading rusher.

Source: Journal Sentinel

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CommunityCarthage College lifts its campaign goal to $120 million as St. Joseph football reaches the state semifinalCarthage College has expanded its Light that Travels campaign to a $120 million goal, and student scholarships are the top priority for the next phase. The Board of Trustees approved the expansion after the original $100 million goal was met last week.Friday’s editionRead Your MoneyKenosha County gas averages about $3.67 a gallon, below the state and national figuresIf you drive in Kenosha County, your gas money is going further. The county's average for a gallon of regular was about $3.67 on Thursday, under the Wisconsin average of $3.78.Friday’s editionRead High School FootballRacine Case is one win from the state title game and plays Friday nightIf you like an underdog story, Racine has one. Case beat top-seeded Muskego 6-3 when senior kicker Colin Gardner kicked a 28-yard field goal with four seconds left in a 3-3 tie. TMJ4 reports that before 2023, the Eagles had never won a playoff game.Thursday’s editionRead High School FootballSycamore beat Antioch 32-28 after an inadvertent whistle wiped out a Hail Mary touchdownIf you saw the Antioch Hail Mary, here's how it really ended. Sycamore beat Antioch 32-28 in a Class 5A second-round game Saturday. Antioch quarterback Ethan Patel's long pass in the final seconds was tipped, and receiver Chance Verden caught it and ran into the end zone. Officials ruled an inadvertent whistle, credited Verden with a catch but not the touchdown, and gave Antioch one untimed play from Sycamore's 13-yard line. Dylan Curtis intercepted it.Wednesday’s editionRead CommunityMake-A-Wish Wisconsin grants its 9,500th wish at a Kenosha orthodontist's officeMarlen Espinoza Rugama, a 15-year-old from Caledonia, got her wish Monday: braces, courtesy of Make-A-Wish Wisconsin. She's welcoming the end of her battle with cancer, which kept her out of school.Tuesday’s editionRead Local GovernmentKenosha County adopts its 2027 budget, and Bristol weighs two land-use changes tonightIf you pay Kenosha County property taxes, here's the headline: the County Board unanimously adopted its 2027 budget, a plan with a slight tax levy increase and capital improvements.Monday’s editionRead

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  • TransitKenosha Area Transit is proposing bus service to the Walmart and Festival Foods in the Village of Somers, which could start as early as December.

    Kenosha Area Transit is proposing bus service to the Walmart and Festival Foods in the Village of Somers, which could start as early as December. City officials announced a public meeting for Mon., Nov. 23.

    News Notes · Saturday’s editionSource: Kenosha County Eye

  • RestaurantEl Beso Mexican Restaurant & Cantina, which has locations in Milwaukee and Greenfield, plans a 7,320-square-foot restaurant at 7028 118th Ave.

    El Beso Mexican Restaurant & Cantina, which has locations in Milwaukee and Greenfield, plans a 7,320-square-foot restaurant at 7028 118th Ave. in Kenosha, east of the Best Buy store.

    News Notes · Saturday’s editionSource: BizTimes

  • HabitatImani Hodges received the keys to her new Habitat for Humanity house Nov.

    Imani Hodges received the keys to her new Habitat for Humanity house Nov. 4. It's the 25th home Habitat has handed off in Kenosha.

    News Notes · Saturday’s editionSource: Wisconsin State Journal

  • Tea barSouthport Tea will open its new tea bar Thu., Nov.

    Southport Tea will open its new tea bar Thu., Nov. 19, at 1 p.m. at 5701 Sixth Ave., with a Kenosha Area Chamber of Commerce ribbon cutting. A Thanksgiving weekend pop-up with local artist Aaron Hunzinger's business, AHdidit, follows Nov. 27 to 29. Owner Russ Collier opened the shop in April 2026, and it carries more than 125 varieties of loose-leaf teas and herbs.

    News Notes · Saturday’s editionSources: Kenosha.com, Kenosha County Eye

  • WarhawksAidan Lucero of Trevor and Mason Mcneill of Bristol are on the UW-Whitewater football team that won the WIAC title with a 24-21 victory at UW-Platteville on Nov.

    Aidan Lucero of Trevor and Mason Mcneill of Bristol are on the UW-Whitewater football team that won the WIAC title with a 24-21 victory at UW-Platteville on Nov. 7. The win earned an automatic bid to the NCAA Division III Playoffs. It was the annual George Chryst Memorial Bowl.

    News Notes · Saturday’s editionSources: West of the I, Seehafer News

  • Mount PleasantRedirected incentives from Microsoft's data center campus are set to reduce Mount Pleasant's property tax levy by 2%.

    Redirected incentives from Microsoft's data center campus are set to reduce Mount Pleasant's property tax levy by 2%. They would also fund nearly half of the village's capital projects in 2027.

    Around Wisconsin · Saturday’s editionSource: Journal Times

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  1. WTMJ7 hours ago

    Duplex fire leaves one family displaced in Racine

    RACINE, Wis.--A family is displaced after a fire damaged a unit in a duplex in Racine. According to the Racine Fire Department, crews responded to reports

    Also reported byFOX6 News Milwaukee

  2. WTMJ8 hours ago

    Visit Kenosha

    Laura Gregorski of Visit Kenosha joins John Mercure to talk about Lightin’ Up and other things going on during the holiday season in Kenosha.

  3. WTMJ8 hours ago

    Visit Kenosha, whats new at O&H Bakery, and burgers in Wisconsin

    John Mercure takes you around Wisconsin to bring you all the things that makes Wisconsin special.

  4. Lake and McHenry County Scanner9 hours ago

    Rollover crash leaves SUV on its roof, sends 2 to hospital after driver turns in front of another car in Gurnee, police say

    A Grayslake woman and an Antioch man were transported to the hospital after a crash left the man's SUV on its roof when the woman failed to yield while turning left in Gurnee, police said.

  5. Wisconsin Right Now9 hours ago

    John Tate, Who Freed Brutal Killers on Parole, Is Running for Racine Mayor

    John Tate, Tony Evers' scandal-prone former appointee to the Parole Commission, who freed some of the most brutal killers and rapists in state history,

  6. FOX6 News Milwaukee11 hours ago

    Wisconsin 10-month-old boy with rare disorder needs liver donor

    Westen Hagen, 10 months old, has Alagille syndrome and needs a liver transplant. His family is hosting a fundraiser in South Milwaukee to help.

  7. West of the I11 hours ago

    Deaths Nov. 14, 2026: Charlotte A. Samuelson

    Charlotte A. Samuelson, 78, of Bristol, died Nov. 13, 2026

  8. Shaw Local13 hours ago

    Antioch house fire victim identified

    The victim of a house fire in unincorporated Antioch has been identified, authorities said.

    Also reported byWLIPGrayslake PatchDaily HeraldLake and McHenry County Scanner

  9. Racine County Eye13 hours ago

    Racine County's opioid settlement money is mostly in the bank. The biggest promise for it is 20 years of building payments.

    Racine County holds $6.76 million in opioid settlement money and has spent $8,133 of it this year. Its biggest commitment is 20 years of payments on its new Behavioral Health Building.

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Daily Kenoshato me · Sat., Nov. 146:00 a.m.

Kenosha St. Joseph and Union Grove fall in state semifinals

Plus, a proposed bus route to Somers and a new Kenosha restaurant plan.

The TLDR

  1. Kenosha St. Joseph and Union Grove fall in state semifinals
  2. Kenosha Area Transit proposes a Somers bus route; meeting Nov. 23
  3. El Beso plans a Kenosha restaurant near Best Buy
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