Good morning, Janesville.

After heavy rain on Friday and Saturday, First Lutheran Church's annual parking fundraiser collected about $1,000 less this year than last year — the funds are set to support youth mission programs while the church remains closed after the April flood.

Today, Janesville and Edgerton host National Night Out events.

Janesville's event on Festival Street downtown includes a live burn demonstration and police equipment displays, while Edgerton's event at Racetrack Park on Stoughton Road features a police squad car exhibit.

Janesville School District requested FEMA aid for flood damage at Washington Elementary and added Parker High School erosion to its appeal (FEMA to cover 75% with each of the state and district covering 12.5%).

Officials will tour Tuesday and Wednesday as the school remains closed until at least Aug. 2028.

After a committee unanimously approved two resolutions on Monday, the Janesville School Board will consider a $98 million referendum on Aug.

11 to appear on the Nov. ballot, which if approved will raise the district’s revenue limit over four school years and slightly increase property taxes.

The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources issued a warning on July 28 that local water systems may be vulnerable to cyberattacks after hacks hit utilities in Minnesota and Michigan.

Officials are working with the statewide Intelligence Center to prevent potential disruptions.

Music at the Marv: BLUE STEEL

6:30-8 p.m. — Marvin Roth Community Pavilion — Free entry — Experience high-energy country rock with award-winning band BLUE STEEL as they electrify the crowd.