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In the chaos and riot-driven destruction on the nights following the shooting of Jacob Blake, damage to commercial and government property from Downtown to Uptown Kenosha was unquestionably extensive. Here's
May 25, 2021 Tank tops, cicadas, and college graduation parties offer welcomed signs that after a long, “dark winter,” summer is finally approaching, with only one week remaining until the holiday that will signal its commencement. This Memorial Day, however, will also signify something else: the anniversary of rioters descending on America’s cities. It’s been one year since the night that began the summer of rage. May 25, 2020, the day George Floyd lost his life at the hands of the Minneapolis Police, set in motion a relentless revolution that, although presently dormant, includes no...
1. “I Just Killed Somebody” Kyle Rittenhouse was sprinting away from the scene of an apparent crime when he phoned a friend and choked out, “I just killed somebody. I had to shoot him.” Then he hung up. Men in masks were beginning to chase him. Rittenhouse kept running, his heavy cowboy boots clomping against the pavement, uncertain if he’d have to fire his gun again. He was 17, and for much of his life he’d toyed around with guns and dreamed of being a cop—of keeping order. That was what he’d been seeking to do last August when he carried an assault rifle into downtown Ken...
Pair charged in Kenosha looting during Jacob Blake protests Bruce Vielmetti, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel © Kenosha County Sheriff's Department Rhyanon McNab, left, and Antoine Simpson A pair of Kenosha residents have been charged in the widespread looting that took place during August protests in the city after Jacob Blake was shot in the back by a police officer. Antoine Simpson, 25, and Rhyanon McNab, 23, were identified after police shared images of looters inside Uptown Beauty taken from the store's video surveillance. Each faces a count of burglary, a felony, and misde...
In Kenosha, Wisconsin, journalist Rita Omokha talks to those fighting prejudice and those protecting it.