Good morning, Green Bay.

Rooted In Inc. moved to a new commercial kitchen (inside Curative Connections) and is seeking volunteers to help recover surplus food for community fridges.

The organization will soon launch its Knead Tech app to coordinate food pickups, weighing, and inventory for those facing food insecurity.

Brown County Board Supervisor Pat Evans will discuss a proposal to merge the Children’s Museum with the Neville Public Museum at today's Education and Recreation Committee meeting (he has raised concerns about admission prices).

The plan calls for a one-time $2.5 million investment and forecasts 80,000 annual visitors.

UW-Green Bay honors Dorothea (Thea) Sager, a pioneering faculty member who shaped the university’s mission with decades of teaching, research, and leadership — her work influenced community programs and curriculum development.

Donations now support the Sager Scholarship, and a memorial service will be held at Capital Lakes later.

The UW system recommended a 2% tuition increase for in-state undergraduates starting next academic year — the Board of Regents will vote on the proposal June 4 to help cover rising costs and support employee raises and veteran tuition remission following three consecutive years of increases.

UW‑Green Bay is expanding its for‑credit graduate certificate programs for working professionals in fields including business, healthcare, and education.

The short online courses require as few as nine credits — and can later be stacked into a master’s degree — to build in‑demand skills for career growth.

Drivers can expect delays on Shawano Avenue from June 8 through June 12 as the city fixes the roadway between Oakland Avenue and Hudson Street with an asphalt overlay.

Traffic remains open but lane restrictions will cause slower speeds and advise truck drivers to take alternate routes.

Green Bay will close Hobart Drive for construction on the Hinkle Street extension project from Monday, June 8 through Friday, June 26.

Drivers are advised to take alternate routes as officials note the schedule is weather-dependent.

Packers running back Josh Jacobs practiced Tuesday at the team facility after his release from jail following a disturbance at his Hobart home last weekend + coach Matt LaFleur said practice was business as usual.

On Tuesday, the Packers signed a multi-year deal with Potawatomi Sportsbook that gives the tribe naming rights at parts of Lambeau Field and its podcast studio.

The agreement was announced in Milwaukee (site of the tribe’s casino hotel) to boost fan engagement.

Packers quarterback Jordan Love welcomed his first daughter and spoke on Tuesday about embracing fatherhood, saying his hands-on approach (including diaper changes and midnight routines) has brought new meaning to his home life while his wife Ronika supports the family.

Corvettes of the Bay Car Show

9 a.m. – 3 p.m. — 225 E Walnut St, Green Bay, WI — Admission details to be confirmed — Enthusiasts gather to showcase and appreciate classic Corvettes.

One Vision of Queen - Marc Martel

7:30-9 p.m. — Fox Cities Performing Arts Center — Ticket prices vary — Experience an electrifying tribute to Queen with Marc Martel's stunning vocals reminiscent of Freddie Mercury.

Yoga with Kitties

9:30-10:30 a.m. — Safe Haven Pet Sanctuary — $15 — Enjoy a relaxing yoga class surrounded by adorable rescue cats while supporting a good cause.