Good morning, Green Bay.

A Brown County court commissioner ordered David Vanderleest—charged with harboring a felon and obstructing an officer—to face trial for aiding his son after 2-year-old Leo Escalante died under suspicious circumstances, with his 21-year-old son now facing first-degree reckless homicide charges; investigators found a new cellphone purchase and phone searches tied to the case, and a plea hearing is set for Sept. 22 while his $50,000 bond remains.

Green Bay Police and the U.S. Marshals Service arrested two men—a 40-year-old and a 41-year-old—in November for the fatal shooting of 30-year-old Carlos Otero-Aviles, who was killed in the parking lot of an apartment complex during a party.

Local artists can submit work for the Neville Public Museum’s 80th Art Annual competition; an art expert from outside the area will choose about 45 pieces for a temporary display on the 2nd floor that may join the museum’s permanent collection & the deadline to apply is August 28 with selected artists notified by mid-September, and the art will be shown from October through January.

Green Bay Area Public School District received a $3.4M grant from the Department of Education to support programs such as literacy coaching, counseling, and after-school services.

The funds—released after a freeze on billions—help the district meet student needs amid planned budget cuts.

Green Bay Police Department was awarded a $32,300 grant from the Green Bay Police Foundation on Tuesday to fund training, safety equipment, and program enhancements—supporting units such as the Peer Support, Dive, Crisis Negotiation, and Wellness teams.

An annual motorcycle ride raised about $185K for local cancer support groups—even with heavy rain on Tuesday, officials said.

Checks were presented at Vandervest Harley-Davidson in Green Bay to 11 organizations that help cancer patients.

Found My Thrill on Scray's Hill

7:30-11:30 p.m. — Meyer Theatre — Tickets available — Experience a captivating theater performance at one of Green Bay's top venues.

All Abilities Block Party

Join us for a fun day filled with yummy food, raffle baskets, bounce houses, face painting, and more! The Adventure Zone will also be open for playing! $3/ person (kids under 1 FREE)

Pooches in the Pool

10 AM – 1 PM — Joannes Aquatic Center — $10/dog — A splashing good time for dogs to swim, socialize, and show off their paddling skills.

Health Screening Day

9 AM – 4 PM — PCM Credit Union — Appointment required — Access comprehensive health screenings with Health Gauge to prioritize your wellness.