Kenosha fire causes power outage: police
Kenosha fire near 54th Street and 23rd Avenue. (Courtesy: Mara Carper)
KENOSHA, Wis. - A large structure fire in Kenosha knocked out power to some residents Wednesday night, Jan. 5.
Kenosha police reported the fire near 54th Street and 23rd Avenue around 6:30 p.m. The power outages associated with it were reported later.
A city of Kenosha bus was parked near 55th Street and 25th Avenue to provide temporary warmth and shelter, specifically for elderly residents and children, police said.
Thursday, police said streets and sidewalks in the area became iced over, creating a hazard for anyone going to view the aftermath. Officials ask people to avoid the area unless they live there.
This is a developing story.
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