WGBW Friday News Roundup

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WGBW Friday News Roundup

WGBW News · Fri Oct 24, 2025

This is your WGBW Daily News Roundup for the talk of Green Bay, 97.9 FM and 1590 AM.

Green Bay East High School students, parents and supporters gathered at Joannis Park with

one clear message, bring back Niko.

Niko Silla, the school's football coach, was placed on administrative leave the day before

East High School's biggest football game of the year, the 120-year-old rivalry between

Green Bay's East and West High Schools.

Silla's wife says the allegations against him have to do with giving students right home

and undermining staff to students according to WBAY.

Superintendent Vicki Byer sent a letter to family saying the district respects the students

and communities right to have their voices heard.

Byer said the district cannot talk about the situation as it is a personnel matter.

State Attorney General candidate Eric Tony made a stopping Green Bay yesterday, just days

after he announced his campaign for the position.

Tony talked with local law enforcement, Brown County District Attorney Dave Lassay and

Doris Tony, saying he puts public safety over politics.

This is Republican Tony's second run for the office.

He lost to Democrat Josh Call, the incumbent attorney general in 2022.

Call announced earlier this month, he will seek a third term as the state's top law enforcement

official.

The coolest thing made in Wisconsin is from right here in North East Wisconsin, of course.

The search and rescue 1,000 island airboat made in Marion took the prizes here.

Four of eight finalists in the coolest thing competition were from our neck of the woods.

Carbless, no sugar cocktail and Sargento sliced cheese, both from Plymouth were in the running

and cruiser yachts produced in O'Conto.

The finalists were chosen out of 150 products nominated this year.

With news at the top and bottom of the hour all day and on demand anytime at www.fm, I'm

Connie Filman, 97.9 WGBW news.

The Bucks on the road, Hi, I'm Mike Clemens with sports NBA.

The Bucks are in Canada tonight to take on the Raptors in Toronto, the team getting word

yesterday.

An MRI showing Kevin Porter, Jr. suffered a sprained left ankle in the season open Wednesday

night.

No word yet on how long he'll be out.

College football.

The Badgers head to Eugene to face the number six ranked Oregon Ducks tomorrow night.

To kick off at 6 p.m., Packers head to Pittsburgh tomorrow.

They'll play Aaron Rodgers and the Steelers on Sunday night football.

Baseball.

The Brewers have promoted GM Matt Arled to become the president of baseball operations.

It's not going to change materially.

Honestly, I've never really been focused on titles at all.

Honestly, it's just been something where keep your head down anywhere card and good things

will happen.

Obviously thankful to a ton of people here, including this guy, first and foremost, our

ownership family, like just too many people to thank, but especially the guys that are

here that I work with every single day.

That's the Brewers Matt Arled with Sports on Mike Clemens.