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NFL social media personality Annie Agar roasts Aaron Rodgers, others on draft post

1 day ago | jsonline.com | Emmett Prosser

It's NFL draft week in Green Bay, so how would Annie Agar hook her massive social media audience into watching her humorous take on the league's big offseason event? With an Aaron Rodgers joke, of course. Agar, a content creator and sports media personality, who often has brutally funny jabs at teams and players after each week of the NFL season on social media, posted her "draft meetings" segment April 23.
When do Packers pick in 2025 NFL Draft today? Full draft order for Round 1

1 day ago | jsonline.com | Emmett Prosser

After months of anticipation, those NFL draft countdown timer displays in the Green Bay area are getting close to hitting triple-zero. Where else would you want to be on the clock? Honestly, is there a more fitting place to figure out a way to have grills lit and coolers filled over three days while anxiously waiting for the names of 257 players to be read?
Meet the Packers super fans, including Frozen Tundra Man, the Green Bay Grinch and Pack Vader

2 days ago | jsonline.com | Sarah Kloepping

Green Bay Packers super fans have long been an integral part of the game-day experience at Lambeau Field. Get to know a little about these super fans in their own words before you see them out and about at the 2025 NFL Draft, scheduled for April 24-26 in Green Bay. And as a bonus, we'll publish more in-depth Q&A profiles of each fan during the Packers season this year, so stay tuned. CleoPackerName: B. JohnsonResidence: Manitowoc, WisconsinNeed a break? Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword Puzzle.
See photos of well-known Green Bay Packers super fans

2 days ago | jsonline.com | Sarah Kloepping

Sarah KloeppingJeff Kahlow, Green Bay Packers super fan known as Frozen Tundra Man, poses for a portrait on March 7, 2025, in Green Bay, Wis. Sarah Kloepping/USA TODAY NETWORK-WisconsinBrad Borchardt, Green Bay Packers super fan known as Packermania, is pictured on March 1, 2025, in Green Bay, Wis. Sarah Kloepping/USA TODAY NETWORK-WisconsinBrian Neubauer, Green Bay Packers super fan known as GB the Packers Minion, poses for a portrait on March 3, 2025, in Green Bay, Wis.
Milwaukee School Board selects Zombor as its president; some in crowd shout their disapproval

3 days ago | jsonline.com | Alec Johnson

The Milwaukee School Board selected its next board president and vice president, but not without a disruptive crowd delaying the start the April 22 meeting by 44 minutes and not without additional disapproval from some in the audience. The board voted 6-3 to elect Missy Zombor as the board's next president just months after a failed attempt to have a recall election against her. The board also voted 6-3 to elect Marva Herndon as the board's next vice president.
Elon Musk says he'll 'advocate for lower tariffs' during Tesla earnings call

3 days ago | jsonline.com | James Powel |Bailey Schulz |Zac Anderson

Tesla CEO Elon Musk said that he will lobby the Trump administration to ease off of its sweeping tariff regime as he appears set to step back from Washington during the company's earnings call on April 22. "I've been on the record many times saying that I believe lower tariffs are generally a good idea for prosperity but this decision is fundamentally up to ... the president of the United States," Musk said.
Republicans scour for options to sidestep Tony Evers vetoes, including not using digits in the budget

3 days ago | jsonline.com | Molly Beck

Assembly Speaker Robin Vos said the GOP would discuss ways to craft the budget in a way that reduces ways for Evers to use his partial veto authority. The step is a reaction to an unusual partial veto Evers used in the last budget that extended funding increases for schools for 402 years. The Wisconsin Supreme Court recently upheld that Evers veto. MADISON - Republicans who control the state Legislature are considering a host of options to get around Democratic Gov.
How musicians and innovators are pushing back against the music streaming business model

3 days ago | jsonline.com | Piet Levy

Artists have long complained about the low payout from music streaming services. Now some from Wisconsin taking a stand. Milwaukee musician Brett Newski will not release his new album on streaming services. Consequently, he has seen presale orders go up. Milwaukee native Enrique "Mag" Rodriguez and Door County native Adam Wavy also established platforms, Even and Beyond, respectively, that have helped artists find success selling music to fans.
Man shot and killed in Brown Deer identified as dental surgeon Bowden

4 days ago | jsonline.com | Drake Bentley

Akintunde Bowden, a 41-year-old dental surgeon, was shot and killed on April 19 in Brown Deer. Bowden was the dental director at Milwaukee Health Services, Inc., where he focused on chronic disease management and serving underserved communities. The victim in this past weekend's fatal shooting in Brown Deer has been identified as Akintunde Bowden, a well-accredited and championed dental surgeon in Milwaukee. Bowden, 41, was shot and killed April 19 at the Tudor Park Condominiums, 8900 N.
Ron Johnson suggests more congressional hearings into 9/11, spreads conspiracy theory

4 days ago | jsonline.com | Hope Karnopp

Wisconsin Republican U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson suggested he wants new congressional hearings into the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks on the U.S. and alleged the federal government is covering up information. An April 21 clip of Johnson making the claims to Benny Johnson, a conservative commentator, gained traction on X, the social media platform formerly known as Twitter. "My guess is there's an awful lot being covered up, in terms of what the American government knows about 9/11," the senator said.