Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 29th of September.
Good morning, Oshkosh.
St. Mary Church in Menasha, damaged during July’s tornado, will reopen for weekend Masses.
The church will hold services at 4 p.m. Saturday & 9 and 11 a.m. Sunday while St. John remains closed.
Residents in Menasha are working to rebuild the skate park destroyed by a tornado.
The project will add concrete ramps and a larger footprint, but local fundraising is slow with only $1,000 raised on GoFundMe toward an $80,000 goal.
More than 25 Northeast Wisconsin companies are among 108 nominees for the 2026 Coolest Things Made in Wisconsin contest, and voting is open today with the Top 16 set to advance to Manufacturing Madness; the winner will be announced on Oct.
27 in Madison.
Officials note that warmer fall temperatures may extend Wisconsin's tornado risk beyond September—despite a typical drop in severe weather as summer ends.
Climatologists explain that rising dew points and lingering warmth could trigger fall twisters if conditions persist.
After the EF-3 tornado in July damaged its water treatment plant, Menasha has relied on Neenah's water supply using emergency pipes.
Officials face rising cost and usage challenges as they plan meter installations while keeping water bills unchanged until a new facility is built.
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