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Jury selection is scheduled to begin Monday, Feb. 27 in the Zachariah Anderson trial.

A Kenosha man is accused of threatening officers and kicking one of them in face. It started with a Feb. 21 altercation outside a bar.

A Kenosha drug bust ended with one man arrested Friday, Feb. 24 – and 23 dogs turned over to Safe Harbor Humane Society.

Attorneys for a man shot and injured by Kyle Rittenhouse allege that he is purposefully trying to evade them as they try to serve a civil lawsuit.

Road conditions may be rough during a winter storm, but the Kenosha DPW said salt is key to keeping everyone safe.

Kenosha Restaurant Week takes place February 18-26

Kenosha police posted on social media about a notable traffic stop that took place early Thursday, Feb. 16.

A Kenosha man was arrested after he became a regular at a few bars. He wasn't there to drink or even during normal business hours. Police say he burglarized at least four taverns, some on multiple occasions.

Grace Lutheran Church hosted its third annual "Freezin' for a Reason" event. It raises awareness for those without a home who sleep outside all winter.

An advisory firm that is now running Window Select invited Contact 6 to see one completed project, but hundreds are still waiting for work to start.

Kenosha police announced they have recovered two illegally possessed firearms.

A Kenosha officer resigned from the school district after he was accused of placing his knee on a girl's neck while breaking up a fight at Kenosha's Lincoln Middle School in March 2022, and on Monday, a federal civil rights lawsuit was filed on behalf of that student.

While issues found on appeal may not reverse the jury's decision in Mark Jensen's case, one expert said what's found will have an impact on other cases in the justice system.

For the second time, Mark Jensen is convicted in the 1998 death of his wife.

A federal judge ruled in favor of a federal civil rights lawsuit filed by Anthony Huber’s family against Kenosha law enforcement “to hold officers responsible for their role in the events leading to his death" when he was shot by Kyle Rittenhouse during August 2020 protests.

A Kenosha County jury found Mark Jensen guilty on Wednesday, Feb. 1 of first-degree intentional homicide in the killing of his wife, Julie Jensen, in 1998.