Kenosha mayor calls for boards to come down
Businesses in Kenosha boarded up windows and doors, bracing for a charging decision on Jan. 5 in the officer-involved shooting of Jacob Blake. In an exclusive interview with FOX6 News, Kenosha Mayor John Antaramian called for the boards to come down as the city works to move forward.
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