Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 24th of June.
Good morning, Green Bay.
On June 23rd, UW-Green Bay partnered with the Wisconsin Elder Justice Coalition to offer elder abuse prevention resources — including the Elder Death Review Team and Financial Abuse Specialist Team toolkits — during World Elder Abuse Awareness Month; the collaboration aims to improve community reporting and support for older adults.
The Packers Foundation awarded $1.75 million in impact grants to 11 nonprofits at Lambeau Field on June 23 — the awards supported organizations in Brown, Dane and Milwaukee counties.
COO Ed Policy said the grants underscored the foundation’s commitment to strengthening the local community.
On Monday, the Green Bay Packers Foundation awarded $1.75 million in impact grants to 11 nonprofits serving Brown, Dane and Milwaukee counties at a luncheon at Lambeau Field.
The funds include $1.1 million for Brown, $100,000 for Dane and $550,000 for Milwaukee (from a program launched in 2013) and will support community efforts in education, housing and health (with total grants now over $28 million since the foundation began).
A road was closed on Holmgren Way near Bay Park Square Mall in Ashwaubenon on June 22nd after extreme heat caused pavement failure—Public Safety advised drivers to use alternate routes.
Emergency responders rescued an Omro man, a woman and three children from a sinking boat on Lake Poygan Sunday night after a 911 call came in after 8 p.m.—mechanical problems caused the boat to take on water—officials say the group was checked at the scene and is all right.
Local groups gathered at Green Isle Park on Monday morning to urge Governor Evers to include funding for closing the Green Bay Correctional Institution in the state budget.
Lawmakers said bipartisan talks continue and funding is unlikely by the June 30 deadline — they expect the matter to be revisited in the fall — leaving prison reform efforts in limbo.
On June 19, the Green Bay Housing Authority approved an initial $27.5 million bond resolution for SDG Housing Partners' plan to update Monroe Plaza at 400 N.
Monroe Ave — a downtown complex for elderly and disabled residents. Some authority members raised concerns about ACC Management Group's role, and SDG will work on final project details before starting renovations in summer 2026.
Green Bay Kids' Day
10 a.m.-6 p.m. — Bay Beach Amusement Park — Free entry with wristband — Celebrate youth with free activities, meals, and fun throughout the city.
Senie Hunt Trio Performance
6 PM - 12 AM — Hagemeister Park — Free entry — Experience an eclectic mix of musical influences from Hendrix to Marley.
E'NUFF SAID Live Performance
7:30-11 p.m. — Anduzzi's Sports Club - Howard — Cost not specified — Experience an energetic live performance by E'NUFF SAID in a vibrant sports club atmosphere.
E'NUFF SAID Live Performance
7:30-11:00 p.m. — Anduzzi's Sports Club — Cost not specified — Enjoy an energetic live performance by E'NUFF SAID in Green Bay, WI.
2025 Kitsune Kon
All day — KI Convention Center — Ticket prices vary — Celebrate anime and gaming culture with panels, gaming, and a manga café.
Zeta Live at The Razz
7-11 p.m. — The Razz By Maldonado's — Contact for prices — Enjoy a night of music with Zeta in Green Bay, Wisconsin.
Sweet Stroll On Broadway
6-10 p.m. — 164 N Broadway — Free entry — Delight in delicious locally made desserts while exploring charming shops in the Broadway District.
Green Bay Business Showcase 2025
3-7 p.m. — Northeast Wisconsin Technical College — Free admission — Connect with local entrepreneurs and discover new business opportunities.
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