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Repeat Felon Accused Of Rape Gets Just $10,000 Cash Bail From ‘Catch & Release’ Kellum — Two Days After Kellum Slashed His $25,000 Warrant To $1,000
Marlon W. Sidney Jr., 22, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — A 22-year-old Kenosha repeat felon accused of forcibly sexually assaulting a woman
Kellum Sets No-Cash Bail On Gun Charge, Only $5,000 Cash For Fugitive Linked To Waukegan Shooting Investigation
Deon Patrice Doby-Williams, 54, of Illinois(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — Deon Patrice Doby-Williams, 54, who is listed as homeless, received no-cash bail on
Repeat Felon Accused Of Rape Gets Just $10,000 Cash Bail From ‘Catch & Release’ Kellum — Two Days After Kellum Slashed His $25,000 Warrant To $1,000
Marlon W. Sidney Jr., 22, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — A 22-year-old Kenosha repeat felon accused of forcibly sexually assaulting a woman while already out on bail in two felony cases was given just $10,000 cash bail Wednesday by Court Commissioner Daniel “Catch & Release” Kellum — only two days after Kellum slashed a $25,000 warrant in another pending felony case against the same man to $1,000 cash bail. Marlon W. Sidney Jr., 22, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) You must be logged in to view the rest of this article.
Westosha Central Fires Football Coach After Student Snapchat Complaint; Sheriff’s Office Finds No Criminal Violation
PADDOCK LAKE, Wis. — Westosha Central High School terminated a football coach Tuesday night after administrators learned of concerns involving Snapchat communications between the coach and a student. District Administrator John Gendron confirmed the firing Wednesday, while the Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office said its review had identified no criminal violation and no criminal charges had been filed. Neither the district’s statement nor the Sheriff’s Office release named the coach or described the contents of the messages. According to Sheriff’s Office Public Information Officer Lt. Chase Forster, school administration notified the deputy serving as Westosha Central’s school resource officer about the Snapchat communications at approximately 2:20 p.m. Tuesday, October 6. The deputy interviewed both the student and the coach and reviewed the information provided. The Sheriff’s Office Detective Bureau also assisted.
KUSD Jazz Festival To Feature Phat Phunktion, Student Ensembles And Guest Musicians Nov. 5–7
KENOSHA, Wis. — A Bradford High School alumnus will return to Kenosha with his nine-piece funk, R&B and soul band as the Kenosha Unified School District presents its 2026 Jazz Festival weekend Nov. 5–7 at Tremper High School, 8560 26th Ave. The district, working in collaboration with Dave Sturino of Hansen’s Pool and Spa, will offer three days of concerts, student performances and educational opportunities. A donation from Hansen’s Pool and Spa is making this year’s festival possible. The weekend will open Thursday, Nov. 5, at 6:30 p.m. with a performance by Phat Phunktion, the Madison-based band founded by Bradford alumnus Al Falaschi, a saxophonist and songwriter. General admission tickets are $10. Student performance sessions with guest artists and clinicians will take place Friday afternoon and Saturday morning. Members of
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Kellum Sets No-Cash Bail On Gun Charge, Only $5,000 Cash For Fugitive Linked To Waukegan Shooting Investigation
Deon Patrice Doby-Williams, 54, of Illinois(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — Deon Patrice Doby-Williams, 54, who is listed as homeless, received no-cash bail on a local concealed-weapon charge and only $5,000 cash bail in a separate fugitive case Wednesday after police stopped her vehicle during a Waukegan shooting investigation. Court Commissioner Daniel “Catch & Release” Kellum set both bail amounts during an October 7 appearance that lasted from 1:28 to 1:32 p.m. Deon Patrice Doby-Williams, 54, of Illinois(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) You must be logged in to view the rest of this article.
Westosha Central Fires Football Coach After Student Snapchat Complaint; Sheriff’s Office Finds No Criminal Violation
PADDOCK LAKE, Wis. — Westosha Central High School terminated a football coach Tuesday night after administrators learned of concerns involving Snapchat communications between the coach and a student. District Administrator John Gendron confirmed the firing Wednesday, while the Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office said its review had identified no criminal violation and no criminal charges had been filed. Neither the district’s statement nor the Sheriff’s Office release named the coach or described the contents of the messages. According to Sheriff’s Office Public Information Officer Lt. Chase Forster, school administration notified the deputy serving as Westosha Central’s school resource officer about the Snapchat communications at approximately 2:20 p.m. Tuesday, October 6. The deputy interviewed both the student and the coach and reviewed the information provided. The Sheriff’s Office Detective Bureau also assisted.
KUSD Jazz Festival To Feature Phat Phunktion, Student Ensembles And Guest Musicians Nov. 5–7
KENOSHA, Wis. — A Bradford High School alumnus will return to Kenosha with his nine-piece funk, R&B and soul band as the Kenosha Unified School District presents its 2026 Jazz Festival weekend Nov. 5–7 at Tremper High School, 8560 26th Ave. The district, working in collaboration with Dave Sturino of Hansen’s Pool and Spa, will offer three days of concerts, student performances and educational opportunities. A donation from Hansen’s Pool and Spa is making this year’s festival possible. The weekend will open Thursday, Nov. 5, at 6:30 p.m. with a performance by Phat Phunktion, the Madison-based band founded by Bradford alumnus Al Falaschi, a saxophonist and songwriter. General admission tickets are $10. Student performance sessions with guest artists and clinicians will take place Friday afternoon and Saturday morning. Members of
RecPlex Offers Free Personal Training For Cancer Patients And Survivors Through Living Well Scholarship
PLEASANT PRAIRIE, Wis. — Cancer patients and recent survivors can apply this month for a scholarship offering eight free personal training sessions at the Pleasant Prairie RecPlex. The Living Well Scholarship is available to the first 10 qualified applicants, and participants do not need a RecPlex membership. The program, part of the Haribo Scholarship Program, is open to people currently undergoing cancer treatment or who completed treatment within the past year. Physician clearance is required to participate. Selected applicants will receive eight one-hour sessions combining cardiovascular, strength and flexibility exercises. Training is tailored to each participant to help them safely begin or return to a regular exercise routine while working toward improved energy, strength, endurance and overall wellness. “The Living Well Scholarship program is in recognition of cancer awareness months,”
Judge Finds Man Accused Of Trying To Kill Two People At Arbor Green Competent To Stand Trial
Anthony W. Neal, 54, of Kenosha in Court(Photo by Kevin Mathewson, Kenosha County Eye) KENOSHA, Wis. — A Zion, Ill., man accused of trying to kill two people by opening fire on an occupied vehicle at the Arbor Green Apartments has been found competent to stand trial, approximately one year after a judge found him incompetent and ordered him committed for treatment. Anthony W. Neal Anthony W. Neal You must be logged in to view the rest of this article.
KUSD Reports Modest Gains In Reading And Math, But Most Tested Students Remain Below Benchmarks
KENOSHA, Wis. — Kenosha Unified School District reported mixed results on its spring 2026 assessments Wednesday, with improvements in elementary and middle school English Language Arts and some high school math scores, alongside declines in other areas. Fewer than half of tested students met the reported proficiency levels or benchmarks in every category highlighted by the district. The largest improvement was on the Wisconsin Forward English Language Arts assessment for students in grades three through eight. The percentage meeting or exceeding proficiency rose from 43.4% to 45.6%, an increase of 2.2 percentage points. That leaves 54.4% below proficiency. Math results for those same grades changed little, increasing from 42.5% proficient to 42.6%, a gain of 0.1 percentage point. “We are encouraged by the growth we are seeing, particularly in early
How Common Is It for Wisconsin Lawyers To Be Temporarily Suspended for Missing Legal Deadlines?
KENOSHA, Wis. — Temporary suspensions for missing regulatory deadlines are a recurring part of Wisconsin’s lawyer licensing system. A Kenosha County Eye review of state BAR records identified 1,844 suspension entries involving 1,724 different Wisconsin-licensed attorneys on nine annual lists issued between 2016 and 2026, including 16 attorneys with Kenosha addresses. The records provide context for Kenosha County District Attorney Xavier Solis’ approximately one-day suspension last month. His Wisconsin law license was suspended effective September 14 after he missed a deadline to provide information requested by the Office of Lawyer Regulation. It was reinstated September 15. The temporary suspension was procedural and did not determine whether the allegations underlying the agency’s investigations were true. Even Antioch, Illinois, Mayor Scott J. Gartner appears in the records. His Wisconsin law license was
Kenosha County Eye To Launch ‘Heroes Among Us’ In January, Seeks Local Business Sponsor To Honor First Responders
KENOSHA, Wis. Kenosha County Eye is launching a new monthly program in January 2027 that will recognize local first responders who go above and beyond while raising money for charities that matter to them. The program, called Heroes Among Us, will recognize one local first responder every month. KCE is currently looking for a local business interested in becoming the program’s exclusive sponsor and donating $500 each month to the honoree’s favorite charity. Kenosha County Eye will handle the rest. Each month, KCE will solicit nominations from police chiefs, fire chiefs and EMS leaders throughout Kenosha County. Departments will be asked to nominate someone who demonstrated exceptional service, courage, compassion or dedication to the community. One person will then be selected as that month’s Heroes Among Us honoree. Rather than
Kenosha County Teen Task Force Hosting Haunted House At Kemper Center Throughout October
KENOSHA, Wis. — The Kenosha County Teen Task Force is inviting the community to get into the Halloween spirit with its Haunted House at Kemper Center, offering both a family-friendly experience for younger children and a scarier nighttime attraction. The Haunted House will be held Oct. 3, 10, 17 and 24 in the Faulkner Building at Kemper Center, 6501 Third Ave. Kiddie Hour With The Lights OnFrom 6 to 7 p.m., younger guests can experience the Haunted House during “Kiddie Hour,” when the lights will remain on. This year’s Kiddie Hour theme is “Sanitarium.” Lights Out At 7 P.MFrom 7 to 10 p.m., the lights go out and the full Haunted House begins, with organizers warning visitors to “enter at your own risk.” The attraction is designed and operated by
Taxes Are Going Up: Kenosha County Executive Proposes Another Property Tax Increase
KENOSHA, Wis. — Kenosha County Executive Samantha Kerkman (R), a lifelong Republican, presented a proposed 2027 budget Tuesday night calling for an almost 3 percent increase in the county’s property tax levy, even as she touted growing sales tax collections, billions of dollars in economic development and the county’s strong financial position. Kerkman described the proposed levy increase as below 3 percent, although the budget address and accompanying highlights did not provide the exact percentage or total dollar increase. The levy is the total amount the county collects through property taxes; individual homeowners’ bills will vary. Kerkman framed the proposed increase as evidence of restraint, telling supervisors that her budget comes in below the rate of inflation. “The budget you’re receiving tonight continues our AAA momentum — and it does
Twin Lakes Man Accused Of Sexually Assaulting Minor, Repeated Inappropriate Touching; Separate Violence Allegations — “Catch & Release” Kellum Gives No-Cash Bail
William W. Eisel, 38, of Twin Lakes(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) TWIN LAKES, Wis. — A 38-year-old Twin Lakes man accused of sexually assaulting a minor and repeatedly touching her in ways she described as sexual was given no-cash bail Tuesday by Court Commissioner Daniel “Catch & Release” Kellum. William W. Eisel is also facing a separate domestic-abuse case stemming from a violent confrontation involving another man. William W. Eisel, 38, of Twin Lakes(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) Court Commissioner Daniel “Catch & Release” Kellum You must be logged in to view the rest of this article.
WWII Veteran Edward W. Maurer Honored Posthumously As Kenosha Hometown Hero
KENOSHA, Wis. — A Kenosha man whose 100 years of life included service aboard a U.S. Navy destroyer during World War II was honored posthumously Monday night as a Kenosha Hometown Hero. Edward W. Maurer, a lifelong Kenoshan who died July 3 at age 100, received the city’s Hometown Hero Award for the third quarter of 2026 during Monday’s Kenosha Common Council meeting. Mayor David Bogdala and Common Council President Ald. Keith Rosenberg presented the award to Maurer’s family. Maurer was born Jan. 30, 1926, and served in the United States Navy from 1944 through 1946 during World War II. He was assigned to the USS Wadsworth with the Pacific Fleet. His military service remained an important part of his life long after the war. Maurer and his wife, Rhea,
Domestic Abuse Repeater Facing 3 Felonies Accused Of Ripping Woman’s Clothes Off, Slamming Her Into Wall While Out On Bail; ‘Catch & Release’ Kellum Sets Only $500 Cash Bail
Kalvin L. Lawson III, 29, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — A 29-year-old Kenosha man facing three felonies after allegedly violently attacking a woman while already out on bond in another domestic abuse case was ordered held Tuesday on only $500 cash bail by Court Commissioner Daniel “Catch & Release” Kellum. Kalvin L. Lawson III, 29, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) You must be logged in to view the rest of this article.
Kenosha Man Facing Three Felony Domestic Violence Charges, More Than 8 Years In Prison After Allegedly Threatening To Kill 66-Year-Old Housemate; Kellum Gives No-Cash Bail Despite Victim’s Cash-Bail Request
Julius C. Johns, 47, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — Julius C. Johns, 47, of Kenosha, was charged Tuesday with three felony domestic violence offenses after prosecutors say he assaulted his 66-year-old housemate and later threatened to kill him. Johns faces more than eight years of maximum initial confinement in prison if convicted on all three charges and sentenced consecutively. Despite the alleged victim specifically asking the court for cash bail, Court Commissioner Daniel “Catch & Release” Kellum gave Johns no-cash bail Tuesday afternoon. Julius C. Johns, 47, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) You must be logged in to view the rest of this article.
Kenosha Man Accused Of Tossing More Than 15 Grams Of Cocaine While Fleeing Police; Kellum Sets $5,000 Cash Bail
William L. Phillips, 39, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — A 39-year-old Kenosha man accused of running from police and tossing more than 15 grams of suspected cocaine during the chase was ordered held on $5,000 cash bail Tuesday by Court Commissioner Daniel “Catch & Release” Kellum. William L. Phillips, 39, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) You must be logged in to view the rest of this article.
Holy Crap: Toilet Paper Dispute At Kenosha Halfway House Leads To Death Threats, Flying Water Bottle And Arrest; Kellum Gives No-Cash Bail
Edith M. May, 66, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — A fight over toilet paper at a Kenosha halfway house allegedly spiraled into a flying water bottle, threats of a beating and death, and an arrest Monday evening. Edith M. May, 66, of Kenosha, appeared in court Tuesday afternoon before Court Commissioner Daniel “Catch & Release” Kellum, who released her on no-cash bail, meaning she did not have to post any money to get out of custody. May is charged with disorderly conduct with a domestic-abuse modifier. Edith M. May, 66, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) You must be logged in to view the rest of this article.
Salem Lakes Board Appoints Tom Strachan Trustee Despite Residents’ Warnings Of ‘Dark Return To The Past’ — KCE Sources Predicted Appointment A Month Ago
Editor’s Note: This story was updated at 12:15 p.m. on October 6, 2026, to add additional details about the residents who applied for the vacant Salem Lakes Village Trustee position and clarify which applicants participated in the October 5 interview process. SALEM LAKES, Wis. — The Salem Lakes Village Board appointed former Fire Commission Chairman Tom Strachan to the vacant Village Trustee seat Monday night, confirming what multiple Village insiders told Kenosha County Eye more than a month ago — that Strachan was poised to receive the appointment. His return to a powerful Village position comes despite residents previously warning that bringing Strachan back could represent a “dark return to the past” and a return to some of Salem Lakes’ darkest and most dysfunctional days. The board held a special
Randall Man Facing Two Felonies, Up To 17 Years, 9 Months Behind Bars For Allegedly Kicking Wife On Ground, Injuring Teen Who Intervened, Burning Irreplaceable Family Photos Gets Only $1,500 Cash Bail
Dustin Matthew Pierotti, 42, of Randall(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) RANDALL, Wis. — A 42-year-old Randall man accused of knocking his wife to the ground and kicking her in the stomach, injuring a 17-year-old girl who tried to intervene and burning irreplaceable family photographs was given only a $1,500 cash bail Monday by Court Commissioner Daniel “Catch & Release” Kellum. Dustin Matthew Pierotti, 42, of Randall(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) You must be logged in to view the rest of this article.
City Of Kenosha Announces Fall Compostables Collection, Seeks Hometown Hero Nominations
KENOSHA, Wis. — The City of Kenosha announced two fall programs Monday, including the return of its curbside compostables collection and the opening of nominations for the fourth-quarter Kenosha Hometown Heroes award. The city’s 2026 fall curbside compostables collection program will begin Monday, Oct. 12, and continue through Friday, Dec. 4. Residents participating in the program must place compostable materials in city-approved biodegradable bags. Approved brands include Bag To Nature, BioBag and Ecoguard. Compostables placed in other types of bags will not be collected. Bags should be placed at the curb in a separate pile no earlier than 6:30 p.m. on the day before collection and no later than 6 a.m. on collection day. Each bag must weigh no more than 40 pounds. The collected material is processed into high-grade
Green Bay-Area Woman Accused Of Trying To Smuggle Drugs Into Racine Prison While 3-Year-Old Son Was In Car
RACINE COUNTY, Wis. — A 29-year-old Green Bay-area woman is facing multiple criminal charges after authorities say she was caught on her way to Racine Correctional Institution with drugs, marijuana vape cartridges and an electronic weapon while her 3-year-old son was in the vehicle. Ja Meallia Brown, 29, and Racine Correctional Institution inmate Taviaun Love, 25, had already come under investigation after prison staff notified the Racine County Metro Drug Unit on Sept. 24 that the two were suspected of exchanging narcotics during prison visits. Investigators then reviewed recorded telephone calls and developed additional information that Brown allegedly planned to bring more narcotics into the prison during another visit with Love scheduled for Sept. 29. On Sept. 29, Metro Drug Unit agents and Racine County Sheriff’s deputies spotted Brown driving
Milwaukee’s Haunted History, Mysterious 1897 Airship Take Center Stage In New Ghost Story Book
MILWAUKEE, Wis. — More than a century of Milwaukee ghost stories — including alleged hauntings at some of the city’s best-known landmarks and a bizarre 1897 mystery that once had residents staring into the night sky — will be featured in a new book debuting later this month at the Milwaukee Paranormal Conference. Milwaukee historian and paranormal researcher Allison Jornlin will unveil In the Shadow of City Hall, a collection built from more than 20 years of research into Milwaukee’s haunted history. Jornlin is scheduled to speak Saturday, Oct. 17, at MKE Paracon at Kochanski’s Beer Garden, 1920 S. 37th St. The conference is free and open to the public, and Jornlin will sign copies of the book following her presentation. The collection takes readers through some of Milwaukee’s most
Liberal Judge Gives Woman Probation After Felony Charge Accused Her Of Kicking Kenosha Police Officer; 10 Days For Second OWI
KENOSHA, Wis. — A Kenosha woman who was originally charged with a felony for allegedly kicking a police officer twice during a drunken confrontation received probation last month after prosecutors agreed to dismiss the felony charge, while a liberal Kenosha County judge sentenced her to just 10 days of confinement in a separate second-offense OWI case. Tabitha A. Armes, 30, of Kenosha, appeared before Kenosha County Circuit Court Judge Jason A. Rossell on Sept. 15 for a combined plea and sentencing hearing covering two criminal cases. District Attorney Xavier Solis appeared for the state. Under the resolution, prosecutors dismissed Armes’ felony battery to a public officer charge and misdemeanor bail jumping charge. Armes pleaded guilty to resisting an officer and making a false emergency 911 call. Rossell withheld sentence and
Only $1,000 Cash Bail For Kenosha Man Accused Of Intentionally Ramming Occupied Car After Dispute Over Kwik Trip Air Pump
Fernando D. Garcia, 19, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) SOMERS, Wis. — A 19-year-old Kenosha man accused of intentionally ramming an occupied vehicle with his Jeep following a dispute over who would use a Kwik Trip air pump was given only $1,000 cash bail Monday. Fernando D. Garcia, 19, of Kenosha, appeared before Court Commissioner Daniel “Catch & Release” Kellum, who set the $1,000 cash bail. Garcia is charged with two counts of second-degree recklessly endangering safety, both Class G felonies, along with criminal damage to property, hit-and-run involving an attended vehicle and disorderly conduct. Fernando D. Garcia, 19, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) You must be logged in to view the rest of this article.
Kenosha Man With .265 BAC Pleads Guilty To Fifth OWI After Being Given Only $5,000 Cash Bail; Faces Up To 10 Years In Prison
Danel A. Franks, 47, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — A 47-year-old Kenosha man who was found passed out behind the wheel after driving into a ditch with a preliminary breath test nearly three-and-a-half times the legal limit pleaded guilty Monday to his fifth-offense OWI. Danel A. Franks, 47, had been free on only $5,000 cash bail since November 2024. Kenosha County Circuit Court Judge Heather Iverson accepted his guilty plea Monday and ordered him taken into custody pending sentencing. Danel A. Franks, 47, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) You must be logged in to view the rest of this article.
RecPlex Offers Free Personal Training For Cancer Patients And Survivors Through Living Well Scholarship
PLEASANT PRAIRIE, Wis. — Cancer patients and recent survivors can apply this month for a scholarship offering eight free personal training sessions at the Pleasant
Judge Finds Man Accused Of Trying To Kill Two People At Arbor Green Competent To Stand Trial
Anthony W. Neal, 54, of Kenosha in Court(Photo by Kevin Mathewson, Kenosha County Eye) KENOSHA, Wis. — A Zion, Ill., man accused of trying to
KUSD Reports Modest Gains In Reading And Math, But Most Tested Students Remain Below Benchmarks
KENOSHA, Wis. — Kenosha Unified School District reported mixed results on its spring 2026 assessments Wednesday, with improvements in elementary and middle school English Language
How Common Is It for Wisconsin Lawyers To Be Temporarily Suspended for Missing Legal Deadlines?
KENOSHA, Wis. — Temporary suspensions for missing regulatory deadlines are a recurring part of Wisconsin’s lawyer licensing system. A Kenosha County Eye review of state
Kenosha County Eye To Launch ‘Heroes Among Us’ In January, Seeks Local Business Sponsor To Honor First Responders
KENOSHA, Wis. Kenosha County Eye is launching a new monthly program in January 2027 that will recognize local first responders who go above and beyond
Kenosha County Teen Task Force Hosting Haunted House At Kemper Center Throughout October
KENOSHA, Wis. — The Kenosha County Teen Task Force is inviting the community to get into the Halloween spirit with its Haunted House at Kemper
Taxes Are Going Up: Kenosha County Executive Proposes Another Property Tax Increase
KENOSHA, Wis. — Kenosha County Executive Samantha Kerkman (R), a lifelong Republican, presented a proposed 2027 budget Tuesday night calling for an almost 3 percent
Twin Lakes Man Accused Of Sexually Assaulting Minor, Repeated Inappropriate Touching; Separate Violence Allegations — “Catch & Release” Kellum Gives No-Cash Bail
William W. Eisel, 38, of Twin Lakes(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) TWIN LAKES, Wis. — A 38-year-old Twin Lakes man accused of sexually assaulting a minor
WWII Veteran Edward W. Maurer Honored Posthumously As Kenosha Hometown Hero
KENOSHA, Wis. — A Kenosha man whose 100 years of life included service aboard a U.S. Navy destroyer during World War II was honored posthumously
Domestic Abuse Repeater Facing 3 Felonies Accused Of Ripping Woman’s Clothes Off, Slamming Her Into Wall While Out On Bail; ‘Catch & Release’ Kellum Sets Only $500 Cash Bail
Kalvin L. Lawson III, 29, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — A 29-year-old Kenosha man facing three felonies after allegedly violently attacking a
Kenosha Man Facing Three Felony Domestic Violence Charges, More Than 8 Years In Prison After Allegedly Threatening To Kill 66-Year-Old Housemate; Kellum Gives No-Cash Bail Despite Victim’s Cash-Bail Request
Julius C. Johns, 47, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — Julius C. Johns, 47, of Kenosha, was charged Tuesday with three felony domestic
Kenosha Man Accused Of Tossing More Than 15 Grams Of Cocaine While Fleeing Police; Kellum Sets $5,000 Cash Bail
William L. Phillips, 39, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — A 39-year-old Kenosha man accused of running from police and tossing more than
Holy Crap: Toilet Paper Dispute At Kenosha Halfway House Leads To Death Threats, Flying Water Bottle And Arrest; Kellum Gives No-Cash Bail
Edith M. May, 66, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — A fight over toilet paper at a Kenosha halfway house allegedly spiraled into
Salem Lakes Board Appoints Tom Strachan Trustee Despite Residents’ Warnings Of ‘Dark Return To The Past’ — KCE Sources Predicted Appointment A Month Ago
Editor’s Note: This story was updated at 12:15 p.m. on October 6, 2026, to add additional details about the residents who applied for the vacant
Randall Man Facing Two Felonies, Up To 17 Years, 9 Months Behind Bars For Allegedly Kicking Wife On Ground, Injuring Teen Who Intervened, Burning Irreplaceable Family Photos Gets Only $1,500 Cash Bail
Dustin Matthew Pierotti, 42, of Randall(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) RANDALL, Wis. — A 42-year-old Randall man accused of knocking his wife to the ground and
City Of Kenosha Announces Fall Compostables Collection, Seeks Hometown Hero Nominations
KENOSHA, Wis. — The City of Kenosha announced two fall programs Monday, including the return of its curbside compostables collection and the opening of nominations
Green Bay-Area Woman Accused Of Trying To Smuggle Drugs Into Racine Prison While 3-Year-Old Son Was In Car
RACINE COUNTY, Wis. — A 29-year-old Green Bay-area woman is facing multiple criminal charges after authorities say she was caught on her way to Racine
Milwaukee’s Haunted History, Mysterious 1897 Airship Take Center Stage In New Ghost Story Book
MILWAUKEE, Wis. — More than a century of Milwaukee ghost stories — including alleged hauntings at some of the city’s best-known landmarks and a bizarre
Liberal Judge Gives Woman Probation After Felony Charge Accused Her Of Kicking Kenosha Police Officer; 10 Days For Second OWI
KENOSHA, Wis. — A Kenosha woman who was originally charged with a felony for allegedly kicking a police officer twice during a drunken confrontation received
Only $1,000 Cash Bail For Kenosha Man Accused Of Intentionally Ramming Occupied Car After Dispute Over Kwik Trip Air Pump
Fernando D. Garcia, 19, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) SOMERS, Wis. — A 19-year-old Kenosha man accused of intentionally ramming an occupied vehicle with his
Kenosha Man With .265 BAC Pleads Guilty To Fifth OWI After Being Given Only $5,000 Cash Bail; Faces Up To 10 Years In Prison
Danel A. Franks, 47, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — A 47-year-old Kenosha man who was found passed out behind the wheel after
‘Catch & Release’ Kellum Slashes $25,000 Warrant To $1,000 Cash Bail For Repeat Felon Accused Of Fleeing Police, Causing Injury To Kenosha Police Officer
Marlon W. Sidney Jr., 22, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — A 22-year-old Kenosha man accused of fleeing police at nearly twice the
Liberal Judge Gives Mom Only 10 Days Work Release For Driving Impaired With Two Young Children In SUV; Felony Drug Charge Dismissed
Margaret J. Merkel, 33, of Trevor(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — Kenosha County Circuit Court Judge Jason Rossell (D) gave a Trevor mother only
No-Cash Bail, No-Cash Bail, Then Only $150: ‘Catch & Release’ Kellum Gives Repeat Felony Defendant White-Glove Treatment
KENOSHA, Wis. — A 25-year-old Kenosha woman accused of choking a caregiver, then biting, scratching and spitting on Kenosha police officers while out on bail,
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