First, a few headlines from around the state:

💵 Wisconsin gubernatorial candidate, Sara Rodriguez, fired her campaign manager on Sunday night. The campaign may have inaccurately reported raising $100,000 more than what was actually collected. (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel)

☀️ Extreme temperatures are back and will be sticking around until midweek. This kind of excessive heat can pose serious health risks. Be sure you’re staying cool and safe this week with these tips.

🗞 There are multiple exciting celestial events happening this summer, and one of them is about to start! The Perseid meteor shower will take place from July 17-Aug. 24. (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel)

Door County is full of history, especially the Eagle Bluff Lighthouse. 

Built in 1868, this lighthouse sits on the bluff in Peninsula State Park.

Here’s an awesome photo of it, captured by our reader, Christine K.

“Eagle Bluff Lighthouse in Door County. Viewed from my sunset cruise.”

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Seven miles from the tip of the Door Peninsula, Washington Island is filled with fun activities for a day trip. (John Neinhuis/Destination Door County)

Boxes of donations from Wisconsinites arrive at Global Empowerment Mission in Miami, Florida, in support of communities affected by earthquakes in Venezuela. (USA Today via Reuters Connect)

Thanks for reading. This newsletter was written by Ellie Bourdo with stories from Erin Yarnall and USA Today Network via Reuters Connect. It was edited by Crystal Niforos.

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