KENOSHA (WITI) — Kenosha police officials are investigating an armed robbery that occurred on Tuesday, April 9th at a U.S. Bank branch.

MILWAUKEE (WITI) — We Energies urges customers who are behind on their energy bills to get caught up before the end of the winter heating moratorium. Customers in significant arrears are at risk of disconnection starting April 16th.

The company is launching its Stay Connected campaign, using phone calls, bill inserts and other messaging to alert customers who are behind on their bills.

“We want our customers to call us, if they’ve fallen behind, try and get caught up,” said We Energies spokesperson Cathy Schulze. “There are flexible payment plans that we can arrange with customers. There are minimum payment arrangements that can be made to avoid disconnection. Our budget billing program is one that some people might not be familiar with.”

SHEBOYGAN COUNTY (WITI) – The Sheboygan County Sheriff’s Office has now identified the two individuals who died as a result of a two-vehicle traffic accident Sunday, April 7th near State Highway 32 and County Highway J.

The victims are identified as 81-year-old Suzanne Jackson and 61-year-old Lew Handley.

The crash occurred just before 7:00 p.m. Sunday, April 7th.

Sheboygan Falls’ Mayor, 45-year-old Randy Meyer and his wife, 46-year-old Tammy Meyer were injured in the crash.

Officials say Handley was headed westbound on County Road J with Jackson as a front seat passenger. They were struck by a vehicle headed southbound on State Highway 32, operated by Tammy Meyer, with Randy Meyer in the front seat.

County Road J is controlled by a stop sign at State Highway 32.