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6 days ago | 
kenoshanews.com | John Sloca
The Kenosha Innovation Neighborhood shifted into high gear last week with its inaugural Bike to the Future event. Held at the future site of the Kenosha Innovation Center, the event brought together local entrepreneurs, students, and civic champions for a pedal-powered networking experience that highlighted Kenosha's momentum as a forward-thinking innovation hub.
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1 week ago | 
kenoshanews.com | John Sloca
Kenosha recipientsHigh School: Mary D. BradfordPost-Secondary: Gateway Technical CollegeAcademic Program: NursingCareer Aspiration: My hope is to be a voice for the underrepresented minorities in the medical field. Being bilingual will allow me to make authentic connections with more patients and create trust and give comfort to those who often must rely on translators during difficult and stressful times.
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1 week ago | 
lakegenevanews.net | John Sloca
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1 week ago | 
kenoshanews.com | John Sloca
Volunteers, community leaders and organizations stepped up to help during Habitat for Humanity of Racine & Kenosha Counties Community Build Week. They were working to raise funds and build awareness of the Habitat program, while at the same time building a house in the city's Columbus Park neighborhood.
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1 week ago | 
kenoshanews.com | John Sloca
City leaders, council members and staff got a first-hand look at the ongoing construction of the Kenosha Innovation Center Monday afternoon. The $23.5-million facility is part of the larger Kenosha Innovation Neighborhood, the revitalization of more than 100 acres of vacant land in the heart of the city that formerly housed the Chrysler Engine Plant.
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1 week ago | 
kenoshanews.com | John Sloca
A longtime community veterans leader who fought in WWII, Emerald "Dixie" Knudson, 104, of Kenosha was honored with special public gathering, funeral procession and burial with full military honors n Saturday. Born in 1920 in Livingston County, Illinois, his family moved to Kenosha when he was 4 years old.
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1 week ago | 
kenoshanews.com | John Sloca
Mayor David Bogdala welcomed more than 1,400 runners to the Wisconsin Marathon in Kenosha Saturday, announcing the start of the race with an air horn. Many city roads were closed during the races which included streets in Downtown and along the lakefront. "I hope everyone has a good time. ... Good luck to all the racers and thank you for coming to Kenosha!" Bogdala said. "Don't forget to come back.
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1 week ago | 
kenoshanews.com | John Sloca
The Kenosha Bradford High School Alumni Association has announced three distinguished alumni will be recognized at its annual awards banquet on Saturday, June 28. This year's Distinguished Alumni Award recipients will include:Kathleen J. Hees, Class of 1958 Kathy Kluender's medical career began in 1955 - before she graduated from Bradford - when she became a Nursing Assistant in the newborn nursery at KMH.
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1 week ago | 
kenoshanews.com | John Sloca
The 2026 Kenosha County budget process officially got underway Tuesday, with the annual budget vision meeting that County Executive Samantha Kerkman and County Board Chairman Monica M. Yuhas hosted for the board. The purpose of the meeting is to give County Board supervisors an early preview of the priorities and challenges in the budget that the board will be considering in shaping its next budget this fall.
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1 week ago | 
kenoshanews.com | John Sloca
Karre Feuker has been named principal of KTEC Schools of Innovation as the public charter school prepares to launch a new elementary and middle school for the 2025-26 academic year. KTEC Schools of Innovation is an expansion of KTEC High School's current charter. School officials said it is designed to offer hands-on, project-based learning to students in grades 4K-12. Since announcing the expansion in January, more than 250 students have enrolled in the new schools.
