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GREEN BAY – Fifty years ago this month, Dr. Paul Koch became the first oncologist in Northeast Wisconsin, treating patients in a Green Bay hospital hallway. Today, the practice he founded has …

GREEN BAY – Families were lined up outside the Salvation Army of Greater Green Bay’s Kroc Center on Tuesday waiting to get into the third annual One Stop School Shop, a free event providing …

Mobile stuffed plush experience to launch in Green Bay

GREEN BAY – A new mobile plush-stuffing business is launching in the Green Bay area, bringing children and families a screen-free, interactive experience as they create their own stuffed friend. …

NORTHEAST WIS. – A formal request was filed by Governor Tony Evers with the Department of Natural Resources (DNR) on Thursday, Aug. 20, requesting that the Wisconsin State Legislature’s Joint …

$300 million development agreement approved for former UnitedHealth site

HOWARD – On Monday, Aug. 24, the Howard Village Board approved a major development at the former site of UnitedHealth, located at 3100 AMS Blvd. in Howard. UnitedHealth relocated to a smaller …

GREEN BAY — Network Health launched a statewide health initiative, From Teeth to Toes, at the Packers Hall of Fame on Thursday, Aug. 20, with Donald Driver as an ambassador, signing on to take the …

NEWYA recognized at 2026 Wisconsin Career Readiness Summit

NORTHEAST WISCONSIN – Leaders from the Northeast Wisconsin Youth Apprenticeship (NEWYA) consortium and Cooperative Educational Service Agency 7 (CESA 7) demonstrated regional workforce development …

GREEN BAY – Nine students from Sanger B. Powers Correctional Center celebrated a milestone last week as they earned an Industrial Maintenance Certificate from Northeast Wisconsin Technical College …

Bellevue Village Board passes data center moratorium

BELLEVUE – On Wednesday, August 12, the Bellevue Village Board held a public hearing and unanimously passed a temporary 12-month moratorium on data centers. This moratorium involves an …

Former Green Bay Mayor Jim Schmitt seeks return to office

GREEN BAY – Jim Schmitt announced this week that he would be running for mayor of Green Bay in the April 2027 election — a position he previously held from 2003-2019. “Green Bay has …

GBAPS prepares to welcome students to new Starr Elementary

GREEN BAY – Just in time for the 2026-27 school year to begin, work is nearly complete at the newest building in the Green Bay Area Public School (GBAPS) District, Starr Elementary. “School …

Understanding homelessness in Northeast Wisconsin

NORTHEAST WISCONSIN – An estimated 1,200 people are homeless in Northeast Wisconsin — and that could be a vast undercount. Nonprofit leaders say shelters are at capacity on a regular basis and a …

Statewide police motorcycle training held in Green Bay

GREEN BAY – More than 50 law enforcement officers from across the state put their precision riding skills to the test this week at Vandervest Harley Davidson during the 2026 Badger Motor Officers …

Fall primary election results

Ahead of the November election, an Aug. 11 primary was held for races with more than two candidates contesting a seat. Here are the fall primary results: Republican Governor In Brown …

Construction begins on Food Innovation Center

GREEN BAY – Construction is officially underway on the Food Innovation Center in Green Bay’s newest neighborhood on the southeast side of town. Made possible by the generosity of the State …

High costs for childcare and health care are among the priorities the Democratic candidates in Wisconsin Assembly District 56 say they hope to address, if elected. Grace Abitz and Shawna Riley …

Aspiro completes $21 million renovation project at Green Bay location

GREEN BAY – On Tuesday, August 4, Aspiro — a nonprofit serving individuals with disabilities and their families — celebrated the completion of the $21 million renovation project at its Green …

The Democratic candidates hoping to unseat a Republican incumbent in Wisconsin’s 8th Congressional District plan to draw on their past experiences to help them lead. Voters will choose among …

‘Local news is a community infrastructure’

NORTHEAST WISCONSIN – While local news remains an important and trusted source of information for residents across Northeast Wisconsin, findings from a new regional study indicate that changes in …

Court denies intervention requests in education funding lawsuit

WISCONSIN – In February, 19 plaintiffs from across the state, including the Green Bay Area Public School District (GBAPS) and the Green Bay Education Association (GBEA), filed suit against the …

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