Green Bay News

Former DA was "very surprised" to learn that Dassey's conviction had been overturned.

In a surprise visit, Tim Kaine said Republicans were making it harder for people to vote.

Green Bay City Council gave Alderman Chris Wery a letter disapproval for ethics violation.

Mayor Jim Schmitt cast a tie breaker vote to deny returning $2 million as a tax rebate.

The Green Bay City Council voted not to allow driveway access on Thorndale Street.

Donald Trump weighs in on Milwaukee unrest

Fees to state vendors for delayed payments increased fourfold over the past year.

The fair starts Wednesday in De Pere with hundreds of exhibitors as well as plenty of entertainment and food.

Organizers of the Cellcom Green Bay Marathon honored three local charities Tuesday.

With Brendan Dassey's conviction overturned, what happens now for Steven Avery?

Algoma High School students visited national parks this summer in the American West.

A Louisiana native now living in Wisconsin gives LSU fans tips for their trip to Wisconsin.

Donations show compassion for victims of sexual assault.

U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson on Monday called on the Social Security Administration to stop what he called retaliation against whistle-blowers demanding action on a federal official accused of writing sexual and racist descriptions about disability claimants in his hearing notes.

One of the suspects in last month's burglary at a gun shop is in police custody.

New law will make it illegal to talk on handheld devices through work zones

School District leaders will consider the needs of all students when making new plans.

Offer would bring Jack Mlnarik home to northeastern Wisconsin after a year in Dane County

The man fatally shot by a Milwaukee police officer Saturday was charged in two incidents involving guns a month apart in summer 2014, court records show.

After two nights of unrest, Sherman Park will be closed at night and teens face a citywide 10 p.m. curfew.