Kenosha’s June 28–July 4 Independence Day events will close roads, restrict Simmons Island vehicle access, and add free shuttles and streetcars for visitors.
- North Bay
The Village of North Bay Board of Trustees will hold a Stand Up Meeting at 2 p.m. Wednesday, June 24, 2026, at Village Hall. Meetings are open to the public.
- Kenosha Chamber of Commerce
Marking 110 years, the Kenosha Area Chamber of Commerce reflects on its roots, regional growth, civic leadership, and enduring role in supporting local business.
- City of Kenosha
Kenosha garbage collection will run on schedule July 3, 2026. Compost and bulk drop-off sites close July 4 and reopen July 6 with normal hours.
- Rochester
ECI crews continue Oak Knoll Road restoration, cleaning work zones, installing culvert matting, and hydroseeding, with repairs and ditch work updates to come.
- Rochester
ECI continues restoration on Oak Knoll Road, cleaning work zones, adding culvert matting, and hydroseeding, with future updates on washout repairs and ditch work.
- Governor of Wisconsin
Gov. Tony Evers marks Juneteenth with a radio address, Executive Order #299 raising the Juneteenth Flag, and a 2026 statewide Juneteenth proclamation.
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WisDOT details 2026 northwest Wisconsin road and bridge projects, schedules and detours, including lane closures, ramp impacts and safety reminders for motorists.
Gov. Tony Evers marks Juneteenth with a radio address, Executive Order #299 raising the Juneteenth Flag, and a 2026 statewide Juneteenth proclamation.
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The Kenosha City Plan Commission will meet June 18 to discuss rezoning, new apartment complexes, and development agreements, including proposals for large residential projects and a new automotive store.
Gov. Tony Evers signs Executive Order #299 to raise the Juneteenth Flag at the Wisconsin State Capitol in 2026 and proclaims June 19 as Juneteenth statewide.
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Kenosha will maintain normal waste collection the week of June 15, 2026, with specific Friday closures and adjusted hours for drop-off sites and City Hall.
Snap-on Inc. has acquired Irmo, South Carolina-based Diesel Laptops for about $100 million in cash, expanding its diagnostics and repair systems offerings.
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Hudson to Lakeland/Afton Trail closes June 22 for I-94 bridge work; free daily shuttle offers three trips between Hudson, WI, and Lakeland, MN through Sept. 4.
- Kenosha Area Business Alliance
Waukegan Steel plans to relocate its headquarters from Waukegan, Illinois, to Pleasant Prairie in 2026, expanding its footprint and adding 10 full-time employees.
- Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction
Nearly 900 Wisconsin FCCLA members gathered in Baraboo for the State Leadership Conference, highlighting student leadership, competition, and community service.
- Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction
PBS Wisconsin’s Field Notes on Climate series follows Teacher of the Year Brian Counselman and students as they investigate climate and water quality in Wisconsin.
- University of Wisconsin Parkside
Rae (Schwanke) Rees honored her Kenosha roots by creating an endowed UW-Parkside scholarship supporting students with financial need through her estate.
- City of Kenosha
Kenosha is collecting storm debris curbside after severe thunderstorms. Nearly 400 pickup requests have been made; residents should call to be added.
- North Bay
The Village of North Bay Board of Review will reconvene June 15, 2026, at 5 p.m. at Village Hall, with the agenda posted after the June 12 filing deadline.
- North Bay
The Village of North Bay Board of Trustees will meet June 15, 2026, at Village Hall following the Board of Review. Agenda and public comment guidelines are online.
- Kenosha County
Kenosha County Executive Samantha Kerkman thanks crews, agencies, and residents for their efforts and patience following severe weather and power outages.
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- City of Kenosha
The Kenosha Common Council will meet June 15 to discuss city development agreements, zoning changes, and a variety of license applications including bartenders' and liquor licenses. Public hearings on permits for local businesses are also planned, alongside appointments to city commissions a…
- City of Kenosha
Kenosha’s 2026 Civic Veterans Parade on June 28 features record entries, veteran honorees Sir Robert Ibsen and Bill Hopkins, new memorial floats and marching bands.
- City of Kenosha
Kenosha residents can schedule curbside pickup of storm debris June 1-18 by calling Public Works and report downed trees blocking sidewalks to Parks.
- Kenosha Chamber of Commerce
The Kenosha Area Chamber of Commerce is accepting employee nominations for the 2026 Kenosha County Best Place to Work Award, to be presented October 14, 2026.