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The Justice Department issued a stark warning to state election officials, threatening criminal charges if non-citizens are allowed to vote — sparking swift responses from Wisconsin officials who reaffirmed their commitment to voter eligibility, while clarifying that local clerks, not state agencies, hold the final authority over voter rolls. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: htt...

Adaptive volleyball is exploding in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, where 20 athletes with disabilities trained for the massive Waupaca Boat Ride Tournament — the world’s largest outdoor grass volleyball event, with over 3,700 teams registered. Organized by ICN Athletics, participation nearly doubled from last year, fueled by athletes like Berklee Andrews, who hopes to inspire others that disability doesn’t l...

Eleven downtown Oshkosh businesses are getting a vibrant makeover with custom window art—part of a creative community project sparked by Finishing Touch Nails owner Linda Chang. Designed to draw eyes, spark curiosity, and lure visitors—especially the EAA crowd arriving soon—this seasonal display aims to turn ordinary storefronts into eye-catching galleries. Chang hopes it becomes an annual traditi...

Green Bay’s City Clerk is on administrative leave after the Wisconsin Elections Commission launched an investigation into repeated ballot mailing errors — a shocking repeat offense that commissioners called “unconscionable.” The mayor’s office insists election security isn’t at risk, but demands accountability for the mistakes. The clerk has apologized, vowing to uphold election accuracy, while th...

Green Bay’s crackdown on Jam-Rock hits hard: officials shut down the bar for good after denying its liquor license renewal, citing a litany of problems — underage drinking, drug activity, a violent brawl, and ID scanner failures. Owner Recordo Neil, who says he acted in self-defense during a gun incident caught on camera, claims the city is targeting him unfairly — especially since some charges we...

Wisconsin’s DOT is pouring over $2.3 million into Green Bay, Manitowoc, and Menasha to keep their vital lift bridges operational—boosting both road travel and port commerce, easing local budget strain and ensuring these critical infrastructure links stay strong for everyone. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN: advertise@thednn.a...

Get ready to rev your engines—thousands of car lovers descended on the Iola Car Show & Swap Meet, celebrating America’s automotive legacy with over 2,000 vintage rides (mostly pre-1995) and 4,000 swap spaces packed with parts and gear. Expect red, white, and blue classics plus military vehicles, plus celebrity sightings like Derek Bieri, Patrick Duffy, Linda Purl, and Sung Kang. Kids get their own...

Green Bay Water Utility had a security glitch in their online bill pay system due to a configuration error with third-party provider InvoiceCloud, potentially exposing customer names, addresses, account numbers, and water usage details—but no credit card or bank info was at risk. The issue was quickly resolved, the system is now secure, and customers are encouraged to call the office with any ques...

Green Bay’s election system is under fire after duplicate ballots were mailed to voters in multiple wards — a repeat error this year following a similar mix-up in April. Officials blame a label-printing glitch and are asking affected voters to return only one ballot. The Republican Party of Wisconsin is demanding accountability, calling for a full investigation and vowing to restore public trust a...

Motorcycle crash in Oshkosh sends streets into gridlock—bikers hit by turning vehicle at Jackson & Bacon, road closed between Packer and Smith. Fire, State Patrol, and Sheriff’s all on scene; rider hospitalized, condition unknown. Authorities urgently seek witnesses—call Oshkosh PD or Crime Stoppers anonymously. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn...

Green Bay’s annual Point in Time homeless census kicks off July 22nd—volunteers needed! Join local shelters and Freedom House Ministries to count unsheltered residents and help shape community support. Sign up online, get trained, and commit to at least two hours. Ages 18+, or with a guardian. Your help makes a real difference. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow....

A major cyclospora outbreak is sweeping across multiple states, with over 1,400 cases reported — Michigan leading with more than 1,200. Symptoms include severe watery diarrhea, cramping, and dehydration, sometimes requiring hospitalization. Officials haven’t yet identified the source, but past outbreaks point to contaminated produce or recreational water — and this parasite is notoriously hard to...

Rudolph Baumann of Manitowoc just won Wisconsin’s biggest lottery prize of the year—$3.8 million on the Megabucks jackpot—after buying his lucky ticket at a Kwik Trip in Saukville. The winning numbers were 1, 8, 12, 24, 26, and 27. This marks the second Megabucks win in Wisconsin this year, and the store where he bought the ticket is also getting a bonus. With drawings twice a week, it’s a reminde...

Wisconsin’s election watchdogs have paused judgment on Green Bay’s ballot mess, launching a full probe after two identical errors rocked the April 2026 election. Commissioners called the repeat mistake “unconscionable,” demanding accountability from city officials who allegedly flouted state law. With eyes on preventing future chaos, the commission is now digging deep — and voters are watching clo...

De Pere, Wisconsin, just launched a bold new Youth Commission—fifteen high schoolers now advising city leaders on issues that matter most to them. This isn’t just talk: these teens are shaping real policy, bringing fresh perspectives to the table and pushing for action. From chair Julia Whipp’s excitement over implemented ideas to Elly Beard’s mission to bridge community divides, these young leade...

Power outage hits nearly 600 We Energies customers in Grand Chute, Wisconsin, near the Fox River Mall—though the mall stayed lit, shops like David’s Bridal went dark. We Energies blames “third-party damage,” promising power back by 2 p.m., and while the outage was brief, it’s a stark reminder of how dependent we are on electricity. Power’s since been restored, but details on the cause remain under...

A Milwaukee detective with 22 years on the force is facing felony charges for misusing the department’s Flock Safety camera system—searching two individuals’ locations 20 times under false pretenses of “training.” This isn’t his first rodeo: he previously investigated another officer caught abusing the same system 200 times to track his ex and her new partner. Suspended without pay for four months...

A mother accused of chronic neglect leading to her son’s death is fighting to switch lawyers just months before trial — but the public defender’s office is resisting, citing policy that bars client-selected attorneys. The case, centered on the tragic February disappearance of 3-year-old Elijah Vue, who was allegedly sent to live with his boyfriend before his body was found, pits emotional stakes a...

Green Bay’s city clerk office is under fire after mailing duplicate absentee ballots twice—first to 152 voters in April, then again to over 200 across eight wards. The Wisconsin Elections Commission has launched a formal investigation, demanding explanations and a prevention plan, as repeated errors threaten public trust in the election process. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow:...

They finally caught Jayden Cayou, the 22-year-old wanted for murder in Mississippi, in Wisconsin—no drama, just justice in motion. The arrest, made with a coordinated effort across agencies from both states, marks a major step for the family of Sincyr Miller, whose life was tragically cut short. Law enforcement’s cross-border teamwork proves that no one can outrun the law—and that justice, no matt...

Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley has dropped out of the Wisconsin governor’s race, endorsing Lt. Gov. Sara Rodriguez as the best hope for Democrats to defeat Republican Tom Tiffany. Crowley urges rivals to unify behind her, citing her ability to build broad coalitions on key issues like reproductive rights, education, and economic opportunity. Though he once criticized Rodriguez over a bud...

Three young cousins lost their lives in a tragic boat accident on Lake Geneva, and their families are turning grief into purpose—raising funds to honor their memories and support children in need. Kathryn, Caleb, and Abigail are remembered as joyful, kind-hearted kids with passions for sports, art, and animals. Kathryn’s family funds a foundation for kids to afford the sports she loved, while Cale...

A memorial fund has been launched for Kathryn Schmidt, the third child lost in the tragic July 3 boat capsizing on Lake Geneva during a 100-mph storm. Alongside her cousins Caleb and Abigail, Kate was among the 10 on board — only six adults and one child were rescued. Instead of flowers, the family’s GoFundMe asks for donations to help kids afford sports, pets, and essentials, honoring Kate’s joyf...

De Pere High School is temporarily closed due to severe flooding from heavy rain, with water damage affecting key areas — but summer school’s already over, so students won’t be too disrupted. Critical spaces like the office, gym, and auditorium remain open for scheduled events while crews clean up. Officials urge everyone to stay off campus unless essential, to avoid slowing progress. The full cos...

A Sheboygan County deputy suffered minor injuries in a collision at the intersection of County Highways V and I, after a 17-year-old driver from Waldo pulled out in front of the squad car. Emergency crews responded swiftly, and the Wisconsin State Patrol is now investigating. Drivers are reminded to always double-check before moving forward — even at stop signs. Listen in comfort: Get a discount o...