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The three-story home still stands out 125 years later, even in Green Bay's history-laden Astor Park neighborhood. The 7,200-square-foot house joined the National Register of Historic Places in 1980 and the Wisconsin State Register of Historic Places in 1989.

Green Bay Police are investigating a hit-and-run crash that left one young man in the hospital and another behind bars.

Wisconsin airports are bracing for a significant surge in air travel due to the estimated 250,000 visitors for the 2025 NFL Draft. Austin Straubel International Airport expects passenger numbers to double from 20,000 to 40,000 during draft week. Milwaukee ...

Check out one of the plenty of holiday activities the last weekend of November in the greater Green Bay area. Here are things going on: Catch the Winter Jubilee Light Show, meet Santa and his reindeer, and enjoy winter games. The event is 10 a.m.-10 p.m. Nov. 28-29 at Hy-Vee Plaza at Titletown.

We’re hearing from former Green Bay East High School football coach Niko Sila for the first time since the night of his termination.

The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay received a $1 million scholarship gift from alumnus Dr. Paul J. Schilling, a 1982 graduate, aimed at expanding access to STEM degrees for high-achieving students with financial need.

Wisconsin faces the Green Bay Phoenix after Kyrah Daniels scored 21 points in Wisconsin's 90-78 victory over the Bowling Green Falcons.

Destiny Howell scored a season-high 23 points and Breauna Ware posted 12 points and four assists for Wisconsin in a 76-72 win over UW-Green Bay.

According to the Map the Meal Gap study by Feeding America, over 31,000 people, or 11.7% of Brown County's residents, are food insecure. About 42% of them fall above the federal poverty line that makes them eligible for SNAP. A bout 27,000 people in the county get benefits through FoodShare, Wisconsin's SNAP program.

After a perfect 14–0 season and a last-second state championship win, Jim Norris is honored for building Grafton football into a blue-collar powerhouse rooted in toughness, discipline and “pound-the-rock” grit.