The latest Stories of the Strange includes an odd scratch-and-sniff marketing plan and a too-friendly encounter with a mailperson.

Ginger Gill from the Greyhound Pets of America – Wisconsin Chapter talks about their mission, why you never see greyhounds in humane societies, how there’s only one track left in America, and what makes this breed so unique. Oh, and Greg Matzek brought in his greyhound!

1. Reaction is coming in, regarding the arrest of a Milwaukee County circuit judge. The FBI has arrested Judge Hannah Dugan on obstruction charges. She's accused of helping an un-documented immigrant "evade arrest." In a social media post, that's now been deleted, FBI Director Kash Patel says they believe Judge Dugan intentionally misdirected federal agents away from a man subject to be arrested at the Milwaukee County Courthouse. That man, Eduardo Flores Ruiz, is a Mexican citizen. He was still arrested a short time later. Patel says FBI agents chased the man down and he's been in custody since. Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley is reacting to the news: Crowley says, like any individual in this country, I believe she is entitled to due process. We should let the facts come to light... and the legal process play out.” Alderman Peter Burgelis is also reacting. In a statement he says "As a former constituent of mine... I have had the honor of witnessing Judge Hannah Dugan serve our community with integrity, intellect, and an un-wavering dedication to constitutional values. She is a model of what public service should look like: fair, principled, and rooted in justice." Burgelis goes on to say: News of Dugan’s arrest is... both shocking and serious. He says no one is above the law, but no one is beneath it either. Judge Dugan is a nine-year veteran on the bench.

2. Fernwood Montessori School in Milwaukee is back open today, after being closed for lead remediation work. The school was closed for more than a month, so the kids are happy to be back in a familiar spot this afternoon. Students and staff were temporarily moved to Douglas while the lead hazards were cleaned up. Fernwood passed its clearance check with the Milwaukee Health Department earlier this week, allowing the kids to go back today. It failed its first check, which prompted the school to stay closed a couple of days longer than originally planned. Something important to note: No children at Fernwood have been identified as having elevated lead levels in their blood connected to lead dust at the school. The district says it will continue enhanced cleaning and maintenance protocols throughout the building to ensure the school remains safe. Remember the key peg that started all of this: Months ago, a local student tested positive for lead poisoning, after being exposed at Golda Meir Lower Campus. Two MPS schools remain closed for lead remediation: LaFollette and Starms Early Childhood Center.

Wisconsin's Midday News has your Three Big Things.

Guests include Jackie Q. Carter from Port Milwaukee and Tim Tubito, Senior Director of Global Event Presentation & Entertainment of the NFL.

Tim Tubito, Senior Director of Global Event Presentation & Entertainment of the NFL, talks about tonight’s drone show in Green Bay. How did the league decide on drones as entertainment?

Jackie Q. Carter from Port Milwaukee talks about cruise season returning to the Great Lakes, what it’s like working with boats for a job, and the goodie bags being handed out this weekend.

1. A Milwaukee County circuit judge arrested. FBI Director Kash Patel says his agents arrested Judge Hannah Dugan on "obstruction charges." Judge Dugan is accused of helping an undocumented immigrant "evade arrest." Patel says they believe Judge Dugan intentionally misdirected federal agents away from a man subject to be arrested in her courtroom. That man, Eduardo Flores Ruiz, a Mexican citizen, was still arrested a short time later. Patel says FBI agents chased the man down and he's been in custody since.

2. It's 8PM in Rome and the public viewing of the body of Pope Francis has come to an end. The Pope's coffin will be sealed later tonight in a ceremony led by Cardinal Kevin Farrell, a former Dallas bishop. On Saturday, the Pope will be laid to rest. Much of the funeral will be held outside in St. Peter’s Square before a procession to Santa Maria Maggiore through the heart of Imperial Rome, past the Roman Forum and Colosseum. President Trump, Ukrainian President Zelenskyy and Prince William are among those expected in attendance.

3. Kids are back at Fernwood Montessori School in Milwaukee this afternoon, now that lead hazards have been cleaned up. Fernwood finally passed its clearance check with the Milwaukee Health Department, allowing the school to reopen this morning. It was closed for more than a month. Students and staff were moved to Douglas during that time. The district says it will continue enhanced cleaning and maintenance protocols throughout the building to ensure the school remains safe. Months ago, a local student tested positive for lead poisoning, after being exposed at Golda Meir Lower Campus. That's what prompted an investigation and the spiral of school closures after. Two MPS schools remain closed for lead remediation: LaFollette and Starms Early Childhood Center.

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Guests include ESPN Wisconsin’s Jason Wilde and ABC News Correspondent Jim Ryan.

We wrap up with the latest Week in Review.

ESPN Wisconsin’s Jason Wilde recaps the Packers’ first pick in the NFL Draft, who else they might draft in their next picks, and other large/surprising moves made.

ABC News Correspondent Jim Ryan talks about employee engagement, the level of commitment and connection to one’s organization and work, has fallen in the U.S. to its lowest level in a decade. In its State of the Global Workplace, Gallup has found that only 31% of American workers are engaged on the job. It isn’t just a U.S. issue; Gallup’s study has uncovered “disengagement” in workplaces around the world.