Good morning, Oshkosh.

Oshkosh police held 19-year-old Daunte Riley without a court appearance on Tuesday because of a probation hold and a judge’s probable cause order—police have requested a first-degree intentional homicide charge for his role in a fatal stabbing at Menominee Park.

Daunte Riley, 19, remains held under a probation hold after he fatally stabbed a man at Menominee Park on Saturday night—he will not appear in court Tuesday and his initial hearing is unscheduled.

Marcus M. Norfleet, 39, was arrested after shooting a bartender at Oblio’s Bar on April 18 and faces five charges including attempted first-degree intentional homicide, is held on a $1 million bond, and will have a plea hearing Oct.

16 in Winnebago County Circuit Court (he had a BAC of 0.17% and was subdued with stun gun shots).

Universities of Wisconsin President Jay Rothman announced on Tuesday that he proposed raising tuition for resident undergraduates by up to 5% for the 2025-26 school year.

The plan offers a uniform 4% increase with an optional extra 1% for most schools, including a 5.8% target at UW-River Falls, and the Board of Regents will vote on it on July 10.

Undergraduate tuition across the Universities of Wisconsin is set to rise up to 5% for the upcoming academic year—campuses will see a base increase of 4% with an optional extra 1% adopted by all universities except Green Bay, and the Board of Regents will review the proposal Thursday.

The Oshkosh City Council voted Tuesday night to ask the governor, state legislators, and League of Wisconsin Municipalities to explore a municipal sales tax after a six-to-one vote that did not implement any change.

Council member DJ Nichols said rising costs and reliance on property taxes drove the move—council members will only consider a tax if it helps lower or offset property taxes.

Governor Tony Evers visited Oshkosh yesterday and highlighted a $137 million investment to renovate the Polk Library at UW-Oshkosh, which is in poor condition.

He signed the 2025-27 Biennial Budget that provided over $250 million for the UW System plus nearly $1.2 billion for capital building projects statewide.

Neenah-Menasha Fire Rescue received $200,000 in state funding to improve its Training Grounds at Station #13.

The project will add a new NFPA-compliant training tower and expanded fireground infrastructure — construction is expected to begin later this year.

Lifest: Matthew West Concert

1-5 p.m. — Sunnyview Fairgrounds — Ticket prices vary — Experience an uplifting concert filled with inspiration and storytelling from Matthew West.

Oshkosh's Funniest Comedian: Preliminary Round 3

7:00 – 8:30 PM — Oshkosh Arena — Free entry — Local comedians compete for the title of Oshkosh’s Funniest with audience voting.

Lifest: Cain & Newsboys Concert

9 a.m.–1 p.m. — Sunnyview Fairgrounds — Tickets starting at $53 — Experience a day filled with uplifting performances from Newsboys and Cain.

EAA AirVenture Oshkosh

2:30-6:30 p.m. — Eaa Airventure — Admission fee varies — Experience thrilling aerobatic performances and captivating night shows at this premier aviation event.

Cars on the Island

8 AM - 3 PM — Lakeside Park — $5 vehicle entry — Enjoy a classic car show with music, food, and prizes benefiting a local charity.

Winnebago County Fair 2025

5:00 AM – 4:59 AM — Winnebago County Fair — Check website for entry fees — Experience carnival lights and action-packed nights at this family-friendly event.

Vic Ferrari Live Concert

5:45-7:15 p.m. — Leach Amphitheater — $10-$20 — Experience an authentic theatrical Earth, Wind & Fire show with Vic Ferrari and the Rose Canyon Band.

Ice Hawks Golf Outing 2025

9 AM – 2 PM — Far Vu Golf Course — $81.88 — Enjoy a fun-filled 4 player golf scramble sponsored by local businesses.

XRoads41 Music Festival

7 p.m. — Oshkosh, WI — Ticket prices vary — A vibrant celebration of music, art, and community in the heart of summer.