Three additional people are being charged in the Huffhines THC vape manufacturing case.
The alleged “mastermind” of the home invasion robbery that ended in the shooting death of Wheatland resident Joe Riley testified Wednesday about the plan.
A person of interest in an Illinois homicide was taken into custody at a Kenosha home Tuesday afternoon.
A Kenosha county man serving a life sentence for the 1985 murder of Bristol resident Joseph Vite will be seeking parole later this week.
Twin Lakes man arrested for stealing phone
Kenosha police were seeking the driver and possible passengers of a vehicle that struck at least one power pole in a neighborhood in the 5800 block of 21st Avenue Saturday night.
Here are the crime stories published online and in the print product of the Kenosha News between Oct. 17 and Oct. 19, 2019.
RACINE — A change of venue is being requested in the upcoming jury trial of Dalquavis Ward, the Milwaukee man charged in the fatal shooting of Racine Police Officer John Hetland.
A former firefighter who is alleged to have twice burned down his aunt’s homes in Illinois before setting fire to a couch where she slept at his parents’ Pleasant Prairie home blamed a gambling addiction for his actions
A father and daughter charged in connection with a fatal shooting outside a Pleasant Prairie restaurant each pleaded not guilty Thursday.
A 22-year-old Racine man is being held on a temporary $1,000 bond, facing a felony charge related to the Huffhines family’s alleged black-market vaping operation.
A man who robbed a Kenosha pizzeria appears to have made more than one critical error.
Here are the crime stories published online and in the print product of the Kenosha News between Oct. 8 and Oct. 17, 2019.
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