Good morning, Green Bay.

The Brown County Sheriff’s Office is searching for Xiomara Romero-Sanchez, a 42-year-old Hispanic woman last seen on Aug.

8 in Bellevue and her family reported no signs of foul play—anyone with information should call Sgt Marc Shield at 920 448 4404.

Richard Sotka, 51, already serving back-to-back life sentences for murdering two women, was given an extra three years in prison and three years of supervision—sentencing that runs consecutive to his current terms—after he attacked a Brown County Jail officer who was treated and released the same day.

Green Bay police are seeking Diamond N.

Randolph, a 29-year-old who is about 4-foot-11 and weighs 200 pounds with brown hair and brown eyes, last seen at 7 p.m. on Aug. 15 near the intersection of S. Taylor Street and Larsen Road—friends are very concerned for Randolph’s welfare.

The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay has launched an English-to-Spanish noncredit certificate program with an American Translators Association exam prep boot camp—designed to train bilingual professionals to serve the region’s growing Hispanic community in health care, education and legal fields. Partners for Community Development Inc. said the initiative will improve access and cultural understanding in local services.

Green Bay Area Public School District held a welcome back event at Joannes Park with games, crafts, a magic show, and a free meal to excite students and families before school begins on Sept.

2. The district closed some schools last year and will close more next year to address enrollment and budget challenges—upgrading Doty and Chappell Elementary and planning Starr Elementary for the future.

Wisconsin legislators are proposing to make tips up to $25,000 tax-exempt at state and local levels in addition to the federal change that took effect this summer.

Lawmakers say the move will boost workers' incomes, though it will cut state revenue—about $33 million on a $111 billion budget.

Wisconsin health officials have confirmed five new measles cases in Oconto County, raising the total to 14—public health teams are notifying those exposed and advising unvaccinated individuals to stay home if symptoms appear.

Health Screening Day

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

Los Montoya and Banda Maguey Live Concert

9 p.m. — Mi Pueblo Restaurant — Ticket prices vary — Experience an electrifying night of regional music with top bands in Green Bay.

Pop Rock Night at Anduzzi's

3:30-9:30 p.m. — Anduzzi's Sports Club — No cover — Enjoy a lively mix of pop rock classics and originals from local artists.

ComedyCity: After Dark

6:30-8:00 p.m. — ComedyCity Theatre — $10 tickets — Experience family-friendly improv comedy that's unscripted and inspired by audience suggestions.

ComedyCity: Family Fun Show

6:30-8:00 p.m. — ComedyCity Theatre — $10 each — Unscripted comedy for all ages featuring improv based on audience suggestions.

6th Annual Rescue Roundup

10 AM – 2 PM — Petco — Free entry — Meet adoptable dogs and engage with the local rescue community while having fun.

Grassroots in the Garden — New Leaf Foods

5:30-7 p.m. — Frank B Seymour Park — Free entry — Prepare the food forest for winter while learning tips to protect your garden from the cold and wildlife.

Green Bay Packers Mentor-Protégé Networking Event

3-5 p.m. — Lambeau Field — Registration required — Network with corporate buyers and resource providers in a premier sports setting.

The Pocket Kings Live Performance

7 PM – 1 AM — Gather on Broadway — Tickets available — Experience elite musicians creating a groove-inspired frenzy with their dance party vibes.

ComedyCity: After Dark - Family Fun Show

6:30-8:00 p.m. — ComedyCity Theatre — $10 tickets — Experience high-energy, family-friendly improv comedy with audience-inspired hilarity.

Special Education Aide

The Howard-Suamico School District is seeking compassionate Special Education Aides to support students with diverse learning needs. You’ll work directly with teachers to provide one-on-one and small group assistance, adapt classroom materials, and encourage positive student interactions. Daily responsibilities include helping with transitions, supporting emotional and physical needs, and maintaining a welcoming classroom environment. Some aides may also assist with specialized care to ensure student well-being. If you’re ready to make an impact, apply now at www.hssdschools.org.