WRPN News

Adam Sonntag talks about advancements the city has made in maintaining its streets, housing, and a city well project.

Gina Rieder talks about upcoming events being sponsored by Treffert Studios in the next few weeks including a Sensory-Inclusive Movie.

Taylor Haag Strauser of the Association talked about a Wake-Enhanced Boating Bill in the State Legislature that would set statewide standards. She says it doesn’t go far enough.

Representative Dallman talked about efforts to roll back the “400-year veto,” two Constitutional amendments, a pay-for-performance bill, and the availability of Blue Books.

Sheriff Schmidt talked about their aging Public Safety Radio System which needs an upgrade. There are problems with interoperability and reliability. But solutions won’t be cheap or immediate.

Michelle Reinen talks about tax and travel scams, and businesses that could ruin your Valentine’s Day.

Children’s Librarian Linda DeCramer talks about their temporary closing next week and the ongoing renovation project.

Michelle Reinen talks about the Top Ten Consumer Complaints for 2026.

CEO and President Sadie Howel talks about the WRNC Opportunity Fund, a Coffee Connection in Green Lake and a Business Connection program in Ripon.

Jason Mansmith gives us an update on the fundraiser for a new entrance and talks about upcoming shows at the Historic venue in Green Lake.