Good morning, Oshkosh.

The EAA Aviation Museum has added six aircraft, including a P-40 Warhawk (on loan from the Frasca family) tied to the Flying Tigers and local pilot Fritz Wolf, and a WWII Jeep now fronts the Hometown Heroes display to give visitors an airfield feel.

Researchers detected small amounts of PFAS in wild rice known as manoomin in northern Wisconsin in a study published Oct.

17; levels were low and unlikely to pose a human-health risk, but tribal co-researchers and scientists said ongoing monitoring of manoomin and other traditional foods will continue.

The city alerted residents on Oct.

9 that unauthorized users accessed account details via billing vendors AquaHawk and InvoiceCloud, exposing names, emails, utility account and invoice numbers but not SSNs, IDs, or payment data; InvoiceCloud disabled the access key and affected customers were notified (call 920-236-5005 or email utilitybill@oshkoshwi.gov).