Green Bay News

Attorneys for Gov. Tony Evers are asking the Supreme Court to quickly resolve whether Evers can issue emergency orders during the pandemic.

Brown joins Manitowoc, Kewaunee and Door as northeastern Wisconsin counties continuing to report high COVID-19 numbers.

Saturday marks the last day of early voting in Green Bay before Tuesday's election.

The District Attorney for Waushara County ghosted the job just two months after Gov. Tony Evers appointed her to the $100,000 post.

A young Lac du Flambeau woman has been found dead in a Wisconsin jail cell. Officials are investigating.

The bail for Oscar F. Lemus-Franco, 28, was set at $1 million.

The average number of new daily cases over the last seven days is 4,128, a record high. Two months ago, the seven-day average was six times smaller.

Oshkosh Corp. navigates workforce availability in Wisconsin after furloughs and layoffs earlier this year.

Two Milwaukee men died Friday in Marinette County, one as a result of a homicide and one as a result of a police shooting.

For almost 50 years, Northeastern Wisconsin LGBTQ bars have played an important role in fostering a sense of community for the regions LGBTQ residents. The role continues today.

The pandemic has taken a toll on college students and mental health providers alike.

Chairman Andrew Hitt said the party discovered the attack Oct. 22 and by Friday realized $2.3 million was taken.

Missed the recommended cutoff to mail your ballot? Here are options to be sure your vote counts in Wisconsin's election.

No matter which office your ballot ends up at, however, one thing stays the same: Per Wisconsin law, nobody can count the ballots until Election Day.

Lisa Holstead, 22, of Green Bay went missing in August 1986. Her body was found in a northwest-side marsh.

On Tuesday, when the state reported a record 5,200 people tested positive, only 187 of the state's 1,469 intensive care unit beds were available.

Tehassi Hill is the only representative of an Indigenous nation on the newly formed task force. Here's what he hopes to accomplish.

Tribal officials are dealing with a COVID-19 surge and have implemented strict health regulations, but are frustrated by surrounding communities.

Among the technologies being tested by Greenheck Corp. to battle the coronavirus: ultraviolet light and bipolar ionization.

The case could imperil the Democratic governor's ability to require people to wear masks and put capacity limits on bars, restaurants and stores.