GREEN BAY (NBC 26) — Former KISS FM morning show host Otis Day is no longer with the station, and while KISS FM has not publicly disclosed the reason for his departure, newly obtained court documents are shedding light on the situation.
According to case files reviewed by NBC 26, a temporary restraining order has been issued against Day — whose legal name is Richard Dey — by Natalie Jansen, a radio host at 101 WIXX.
In the filing, Jansen claims Dey was aware of and encouraged another woman, Emily Chagnon, to bully her online through social media. Jansen submitted pages of alleged conversations from those messages as evidence supporting her request for protection.
NBC 26 has reached out to both Dey and Jansen for comment but has not yet received responses.
Station Addresses Departure
In a post to social media, KISS FM announced Day’s exit, with no explanation provided. The station said co-hosts Katie and Nick remain committed to “making your mornings great,” and that Eddie will step in as interim morning show host.
“KISS FM’s commitment to bring you the best music, laughs and local entertainment remains the same,” the statement read.
The situation is still unfolding, and NBC 26 will continue to follow developments.
____
INITIAL STORY: KISS FM listeners woke up to unexpected news this week — morning show host Otis Day is no longer with the station.
The announcement came in a post to social media, which offered no explanation for his departure. The station said Katie and Nick remain committed to “making your mornings great,” while Eddie will step in as interim host.
“While we’re turning the page, our commitment to bringing you the best music, laughs, and local entertainment remains the same,” the station added.
No further details about the change have been released.
We'll continue to follow this story as it develops.
