Around Town
MONUMENT INSTALLATION: On Thursday, June 11, Stone Monument Company will install the Krause Publications monument listing the 1,799 employees who worked at Krause Publications from 1952 to 2002, on its 50th anniversary. The installation at Chet Krause Legacy Park will start at 9 a.m., with the monuments being placed at around 11 a.m. “This project will pretty much top off the development of the park,” states Clifford Mishler, former KP president and project head.
WATERCOLOR PAINTING with Carolyn Rosenberger, Lessons from the Art, noon-2 p.m., cost $25, all materials included. Paint a beautiful iris in shades of pink and gold. Then, as a background, add a pale green or a spotlight effect. To sign up for this class, email Carolyn Rosenberger @ carolynrosenberger@gmail.com.
ALL-CONFERENCE SOFTBALL: Congratulations to the following Iola-Scandinavia High School softball players who have been named All-Conference: Brooklyn Berens, unanimous First Team; Braelyn Jueds, First Team; Brylee Jueds, Second Team; Rayanne Clendenning, Second Team; and Maya Monuz, Honorable Mention.
Around the County
WAUPACA POLICE increased extra patrols after reports of an armed man peering into vehicles overnight near East Lake Street and South Main Street. Authorities urged residents to lock their cars and report suspicious activity. (Source: FOX11)
CLINTONVILLE BOARD OF EDUCATION approved increased health reimbursement account payments for district employees following complaints. The move addresses rising costs and employee concerns. (Source: Waupaca County Post)
WAUPACA COUNTY BOARD approved amendments to the municipal solid waste and recycling ordinance to align with updated state requirements. Changes aim to improve compliance and operations. (Source: Waupaca County Post)
NEW LONDON COMMON COUNCIL advanced plans for a safety center and fire station project. Officials continue discussions on infrastructure improvements. (Source: Waupaca County Post)
THE THIRD ANNUAL Jazz & Cocktails Festival returns to Waupaca May 29-31, featuring national and regional artists at multiple venues. Organizers expect a strong community turnout. (Source: Waupaca County Post)
A 45-YEAR-OLD MAN was arrested in Clintonville after allegedly using fake $100 bills printed for movies to load a debit card at Walgreens. The incident occurred earlier this month. (Source: Waupaca County Post)
WAUPACA COUNTY OFFICIALS continue monitoring flood recovery efforts from April storms, with ongoing cleanup and damage assessments. Federal disaster aid requests remain active. (Source: WBAY)
Around the State
Here are the top overnight news stories from across Wisconsin:
MILWAUKEE POLICE are investigating multiple recent shootings, including a deadly incident near 38th and Congress and another fatal shooting on the north side. Authorities continue to probe overnight and early morning violence amid ongoing public safety concerns in the city. (Source: WISN 12)
A 76-YEAR-OLD MAN was found dead after a boat partially submerged on Spring Lake in central Wisconsin. A deputy pulled him from the water Wednesday evening; the incident remains under investigation. (Source: WSAW)
U.S. HIGHWAY 12 WAS CLOSED in both directions near Wisconsin Highway 19 in Waunakee following a crash Thursday night. Wisconsin DOT reported the closure; all lanes were later reopened. (Source: WKOW)
GREEN BAY PACKERS running back Josh Jacobs was arrested on domestic abuse charges but released from Brown County Jail. The district attorney is not yet prepared to file charges pending further investigation. (Source: FOX11)
A MENOMONEE FALLS POLICE CHASE ended in a crash that paralyzed two passengers. Authorities are investigating the pursuit and collision. (Source: WISN 12)A Milwaukee father and veteran was shot and killed over a noise complaint, according to his family. Police are investigating the incident. (Source: WISN 12)
WISCONSIN’S CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATION and Sen. Tammy Baldwin urged approval of a major disaster declaration for recent flooding. The bipartisan effort seeks federal aid for affected areas. (Source: WBAY)
A TEENAGE DRIVER faces charges in an Appleton crash last month that killed two people. The 18-year-old was formally charged following the deadly incident. (Source: WBAY)
WISCONSIN CONFIRMED its first mpox cases of 2026, including a cluster in the southeast and additional cases in the north. Health officials are monitoring the situation. (Source: WEAU)
A MAN WAS CHARGED with making terrorist threats in Arcadia. Court records indicate an initial appearance is scheduled for July. (Source: WEAU)
LAWMAKERS CONTINUE DISCUSSIONS on offsetting data centers’ energy costs with home energy upgrades. Efforts follow the failure to pass related legislation last session. (Source: WSAW/WEAU)
A NEW STATE REPORT shows nearly 1 in 5 Wisconsin high school students seriously considered suicide in the past year. The findings highlight broader youth health challenges. (Source: WBAY)
