It's been almost one year since an ordinance took effect in Green Bay, requiring massage establishments to pay for a license.The hope has be

Prayers have been gathered from the community and read out loud outside the institution's walls for the past nine months.

Wisconsin State Patrol troopers from the Fond du Lac Post arrested a 51-year-old Green Bay man on his fifth offense of operating a motor vehicle under the influence (OWI). According to a Wisconsin Department of Transportation release,

The bridges of Downtown Green Bay will be lit up again this year in remembrance of a special community member, John “Mingo” Kennedy. According to a

Fincantieri ACE Marine joined Wisconsin DNR's Green Tier program, aiming for improved environmental performance and seeking to exceed compliance standards.

Green Bay schools are aiming to meet clean energy benchmarks starting in 2035. Here are the changes it expects to make.

Winnebago County, home to Oshkosh, recorded 172 sales for the month, a 35.4% spike compared to December 2023, the highest increase among major metro areas along I-41. In Brown County, home to Green Bay, sales increased 11.6% to 241 in December. Further south, sales dipped 3.5% in Fond du Lac County with 82 existing homes sold in December.

Northeast Wisconsin has been experiencing severely cold conditions for the past several days. This extreme cold has homeless shelters working on overdrive.

With the NFL Draft just over three months away, those planning a trip to northeast Wisconsin may face challenges in finding accommodations, both in terms of availability and cost. “We did triple our rates,

Schools across Greater Green Bay announced closures Tuesday as northeastern Wisconsin faces dangerously cold weather.

Awaken, a nonprofit dedicated to increasing awareness and education around sex trafficking and providing housing and restoration for victims, is seeking $20,000 from Brown County to fund prevention and education efforts as well as emergency services that may be needed during the NFL draft.

A recent trend at Green Bay's century-old maximum security prison shows more and more people are taking jobs as corrections officers. Legislators and activists agree it's a win, but aren't satisfied.