Kenosha teen remains in custody after school shooting scare, frustrated parents sound off on district's response
The court commissioner ultimately agreed and ordered the teen remain in custody. Back at the board meeting, Kenosha Superintendent Dr. Jeffrey Weiss told us students and staff did well during their return to school. He said additional security measures have been discussed, and some have already been put in place.
KENOSHA, Wis. - The Kenosha Unified School District held its first school board meeting since the school shooting scare ...
A Kenosha man remains in the hospital after a Saturday hit-and-run left him with serious injuries. The suspected driver has ...
On Friday, Kenosha police say the 13-year-old boy was in court for a hearing, charged with one count of terroristic threats ...
Kenosha police are asking for the public's help in their search for a vehicle and driver connected to a hit-and-run crash ...
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Parents urge Kenosha Unified School District to up security measuresThe Kenosha Unified School District School Board held a special board meeting Tuesday night. Several parents showed up and ...
"The department is working with Kenosha Unified School District to ensure that all KUSD campuses are safe," the post said.
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Kenosha police: Armed teen attempted to enter school, arrestedKenosha police say a 13-year-old boy who was armed, attempted to enter Roosevelt Elementary School on Thursday morning, Nov.
A Kenosha woman has been staying at a motel—a temporary home she’s relied on while battling cancer. But with funds running ...
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