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BABA HALL OF FAME: Congratulations to Bob Moe of the Scandinavia Vikings baseball team for being named to its Hall of Fame!
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WAUPACA CITY COUNCIL unanimously approved a certified survey map for a nearly 15-acre property at 780 Bowling Lane. The vote on Tuesday marks the first step toward a multi-family housing development. (Source: Waupaca County Post)
CLINTONVILLE COMMON COUNCIL approved the purchase of a 2026 Hustler Super Z mower with attachments. The deal with Jake’s Sales & Service totals $20,443. (Source: Waupaca County Post)
NEW LONDON BOARD OF EDUCATION approved a five-year contract with SSC for custodial services. The agreement covers the school district. (Source: Waupaca County Post)
SEVERE THUNDERSTORM RISKS continue across northeast Wisconsin, including Waupaca County, on Wednesday and Thursday. Strong to severe storms with heavy rain are possible; monitor for weather impacts. (Source: WBAY / FOX11)
Around the State
Here are the top overnight news stories from across Wisconsin:
BELOIT POLICE are investigating shots fired shortly after a crash involving a pedestrian Monday night. Officers responded just before 10 p.m. on June 8 to Hackett Street and St. Lawrence Avenue. Details on injuries or suspects were not immediately released. (Source: WMTV 15)
A SINGLE-VEHICLE CRASH killed one person in Pierce County. The driver was pronounced dead at the scene on Tuesday. Authorities have not released the victim’s identity pending notification. (Source: WEAU 13)
THREE PEOPLE WERE INJURED in a home explosion in the Town of Aniwa. The blast occurred Tuesday in Shawano County; a gas leak is suspected. Victims were hospitalized. (Source: WAOW 9)
MILWAUKEE POLICE pursued a vehicle linked to a shooting, ending in a crash with two arrests. The incident unfolded on Tuesday. Further details on the shooting victim were not immediately available. (Source: FOX6)
A WAUKESHA COUNTY DEPUTY was arrested on OWI charges with firearms in the vehicle. Prosecutors filed charges Tuesday. The case remains under investigation. (Source: FOX6)
HUNDREDS ARE MOURNING Michael Johnson, longtime president and CEO of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Dane County. Johnson died unexpectedly at age 50. A vigil is planned for Tuesday night in Madison. (Source: Channel 3000 / WMTV 15)
WISCONSIN RECORDED its fourth consecutive record-breaking year for tourism. Travel Wisconsin released 2025 economic impact data, showing continued statewide growth. (Source: WEAU 13 / WBAY)
A BICYCLIST was left in critical condition after a crash with a truck in Stoughton. The incident occurred in Dane County. Authorities are investigating. (Source: Channel 3000)
A MADISON MAN DIED after his kayak capsized on the Sugar River. Rescue efforts followed the incident in Dane County. (Source: Channel 3000)
THE WISCONSIN ELECTIONS COMMISSION certified nine candidates for the governor’s race on the August primary ballot. Democrats and Republicans both have contenders advancing. (Source: FOX6 / WKOW)
A MILWAUKEE DOCTOR is accused of secretly inseminating patients with his own sperm, according to a law firm announcement Tuesday. (Source: FOX6)
Today in History
Here are 10 notable moments from Today in History:
IN 1752, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN conducted his famous kite experiment in Philadelphia during a thunderstorm, proving that lightning was a form of electricity. He collected a charge in a Leyden jar, advancing understanding of electricity. (Science)
IN 1940, ITALY under Benito Mussolini declared war on Britain and France, entering World War II. The move expanded the European conflict as German forces advanced. (Historical Event)
IN 1967, THE SIX-DAY WAR ended as Israel and Syria agreed to a U.N.-mediated cease-fire. Israel had captured significant territory, including the Golan Heights. (Historical Event
IN 1947, SWEDISH AUTOMAKER SAAB built its first car, the two-stroke, three-cylinder Model 92. The aerodynamic design reflected the company’s aircraft manufacturing roots. (Automotive)
IN 1935, ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS was founded in Akron, Ohio, by Bill Wilson and Dr. Robert Smith. Smith’s last drink marked the organization’s starting point for recovery support. (Cultural Milestone)
IN 2003, NASA’S SPIRIT rover launched aboard a Delta II rocket toward Mars. The mission successfully explored the Red Planet’s surface for years. (Science)
IN 1922, ACTRESS JUDY GARLAND was born in Grand Rapids, Minnesota. She became an iconic star, best known for her role as Dorothy in “The Wizard of Oz.” (Cultural Milestone)
IN 1999, THE KOSOVO WAR ended after Slobodan Milošević agreed to withdraw troops following NATO’s bombing campaign. The conflict had displaced hundreds of thousands. (Historical Event)
IN 1944, 15-YEAR-OLD JOE NUXHALL became the youngest player in Major League Baseball history, debuting for the Cincinnati Reds. He pitched in a game amid wartime player shortages. (Cultural Milestone)
IN 1898, U.S. MARINES landed at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, during the Spanish-American War, beginning the American invasion. The action helped secure victory over Spanish forces. (Historical Event)
