Today’s problem: A parent whose children attend the Brompton School contacted Fix It with complaints about the vehicle traffic and school zone signage near Jane Vernon Elementary, the Brompton School and Tremper High School.

Today’s problem: Reader CL wrote Fix It: “I have hit these potholes in the CVS/Piggly Wiggly parking lot at 22nd Avenue and 80th Street several times. I came close to stepping in one. I am a senior citizen who has a hard time walking and I certainly don’t need these potholes to take me down.…

Today’s problem: This is a follow-up to the Fix It published in the Kenosha News on April 6. At that time a reader, Dr. Shalini Varma, had contacted Fix It with concerns about the safety of the intersection of 39th Avenue and Washington Road in Kenosha. Varma, who is a woman, wrote Fix It, “…

Today’s problem: Just like last week’s Fix It problem. No, really. It’s more dumping on Highway ML (122nd Street) just west of Highway H in pretty much the same spot where someone ditched their mattress and bed frame the weekend before last.

Today’s problem: The dumping season is back. While bicycling on Highway ML (also known as 122nd Street) just west of Highway H in Pleasant Prairie last Saturday morning, Fix It noticed that someone had dumped their mattress, bed frame and other garbage alongside the roadway.

Today’s problem: Doing your spring cleaning and looking to clean out your medicine cabinet?

Today’s problem: Actually, it’s an opportunity for spring cleaning. Two weeks from now, on Saturday, May 5, Kenosha County is sponsoring the annual 2018 Kenosha County Household Hazardous Waste, E-Waste & Refrigerant Collection event. It’s the only countywide event this year.

Today’s problem: “It’s totally not pedestrian friendly,” said Daniel Altorfer of the intersection of 31st Street and State Highway 31 (Green Bay Road).

Today’s problem: “Accountability is important, especially when it comes to vulnerable populations,” wrote Dr. Shalini Varma.

Today’s problem: A reader wrote: “The building at 624 57th St. has graffiti on the east side of the building. It has been there for many months now since the demolition of the parking garage. It doesn’t look very good when you are driving north on Sixth Avenue and you look over and can see a…

Today’s problem: A reader contacted Fix It about the intersection of 63rd Street and Sheridan Road in the city.

Today’s problem: LW wrote: “Good morning, take a ride down 22nd Avenue to 85th Street. My issue is 22nd Avenue. There are pieces of (concrete) that are coming out of the road, flying up at your cars. The northeast curb line at 22nd Avenue and 85th Street is lined with pieces of concrete, now…

Today’s problem: While walking on the Simmons Island beach last Friday, Fix It noticed that there were six used vehicle tires sitting on an otherwise clean beach. These were on the east side of the beach house, between the beach house and the north pier.

Today’s problem: A “concerned citizen” contacted Fix It about some parking sign confusion. CC noted the contradiction presented by two parking signs that tell drivers to do opposite things. CC said, “It could have just been an oversight.”

Today’s problem: Two readers contacted Fix It about the intersection of 94th Avenue and 76th Street in the village of Pleasant Prairie. This is a three-way stop that’s just south of Highway 50, near Costco and Froedtert & The Medical College of Wisconsin St. Catherine’s Medical Center.

Today’s problem: Streetlights that are out and haven’t been fixed at the intersection of State Highway 31 and 95th Street. On Dec. 22, Fix It wrote about the dark intersection just east of here at 95th Street and Old Green Bay Road. While there, Fix It noticed that there were several streetl…

Today’s problem: How does having snow clogging up the area around fire hydrants affect the Kenosha Fire Department? Now that we’ve had our first official snowstorm of the season this week, including a snow emergency, Fix It wanted to visit the subject in an effort to have the public adopt th…

Today’s problem: There is a damaged guardrail that needs to be replaced on the east side of Alford Park Drive (Highway 32) right at an entrance to Carthage College.

This week, Fix It takes a quick look at the top five things that were written about and then went unresolved in 2017. Perhaps some of these will see a resolution in 2018.

Today’s problem: KM said, “They shouldn’t have dumped it there at all, this isn’t a dump site.”

Today’s problem: Scott said, "The intersection is completely black," referring to the lack of street lighting at the intersection of 95th Street and Old Green Bay Road in the village of Pleasant Prairie. In an earlier email, Scott wrote: "The only lights at this intersection, or rather, near…

Today’s problem: S. wrote to Fix It: “I drove past the population sign that’s on 75th Street right before Pershing (Boulevard) and I believe it’s been the same (number) since at least 1999! Probably could use an update. ...Thanks and Happy Holidays.”

Today’s problem: Just when you thought the erosion events at Southport Park might have subsided, subsidence occurs again. A lady stopped by the Kenosha News to point out that there is another section of that park that has crumbled into Lake Michigan. In a voicemail later, the lady said, “We’…