Morning News with Wayne Mausser.

Ron talked about the 2026 Class graduating, a community survey and information sessions for the upcoming referendum, administrative staff development, and free breakfast and lunch the school district provides during summer school.

Children's Librarian Linda DeCramer gave an update on the renovation project and talked about the Ripon Noon Kiwanis Children's Fair.

Public Health Officer Kim Mueller talks about the Fond du Lac for Recovery program, a Summer EBT program for kids, and Blue-Green Algae.

Dr. Jeremy Chapman talks about the physical and mental health benefits of doing more recreational activities outdoors. Dr. Chapman is the Medical Director for the Treffert Center and Treffert Studios in Fond du Lac.

Howard Stibb of Riponfest talks about the 3-day festival coming up at Ripon's Barlow Park June 19th through the 21st.

Michelle Reinen is the state's Administrator of the Division of Trade and Consumer Protection. She talks about "Juice Jacking," Recovery Scams, and Internet Safety for Summer Break.

Chief Deputy Matt Vande Kolk talked about an arrest in a fatal UTV accident, a sergeant's retirement, conclusion of the Highway 23 project, and a special badge they are wearing to celebrate the nation's 250th anniversary.

Alex talked about the possibility of a special session in an effort to return some of the $1.8 billion in state budget surplus to taxpayers. He also says he will be running for another term this fall.

DeAnn Thurmer talks about her 41-year career in rural health care. She is currently president of Waupun Memorial Hospital, Ripon Community Hospital, and St. Clare Hospital. She retires on July 1st.