Good morning, Neenah.

Gabby Coda, a 23-year-old dental assistant from Howard, survived a five-vehicle crash on Interstate 41 on Dec.

3, 2025 and has since recovered from a coma to share a message of hope for families facing similar challenges.

A reader asked about voucher money from the Neenah Joint School District, and officials explained that most students use the Wisconsin Parental Choice Program while some use the Special Needs Scholarship Program.

Menasha launched a survey to get feedback on long-term recovery and neighborhood restoration following the July 27 tornado – the survey will be open until Oct.

26 to help guide official planning.

Neenah Police Chief Aaron Olson will retire on April 2 after 11 years of service.

Olson, who joined the department in 2015 and became chief in 2018, expressed pride in the team's work and confidence about its future.

Experts warn that health insurance premiums will likely rise 20 to 30 percent next year and employer benefits will increase 8 percent following the end of ACA subsidies, making coverage tougher for some families.

Open enrollment in Wisconsin begins Nov. 1.