Green Bay woman sentenced to prison for supplying drugs used in boyfriend’s fatal overdose
GREEN BAY, WI (WTAQ-WLUK) — Stacie Girling was sentenced Tuesday to seven years in prison for supplying the drugs which her boyfriend fatally overdosed on. Girling, 43, previously pleaded no contest to reckless homicide for the November 2023 death of Travis Lambert. She was also placed on extended supervision...
Oneida Nation license plate art highlights missing and murdered Indigenous women
ONEIDA (WLUK) -- Oneida Nation unveiled a new license plate to highlight missing and murdered Indigenous women awareness. The artwork was shown during a news conference Friday. Like other Indigenous Nations, the Oneida license plate design will feature the symbolic Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW) red...
Oneida Nation launches initiative with Cellcom for high-speed internet
ONEIDA, Wis. (WBAY) - The Oneida Nation, in partnership with Cellcom, is launching a new initiative. The goal is to deliver fast, reliable, and affordable high-speed internet. This service will reach homes and businesses across the Oneida Nation. The project uses fixed wireless access technology. This means...
Brown County judge denies man’s bond reduction as child’s autopsy report remains pending
GREEN BAY (WLUK) – With the autopsy report on a child’s death not yet completed – putting his case on hold for now – James VanderLeest again requested to have his $2 million cash bond reduced, and it was again denied Friday. VanderLeest, 22, faces reckless...
De Pere police look for thief in series of car break-ins
Police are asking for the public's help to identify suspects in the break-ins at east-side apartment complexes.
Drake Decker opens second business in Kaukauna
Drake Decker, 24, opened Drake's Place restaurant in Kaukauna while continuing to run his landscaping business he started after high school.
De Pere High School welcomes AI-powered ‘Big Red’ to keep classrooms clean
Meet ‘Big Red’: The $89,000 AI coworker cleaning up De Pere High School — and winning over students.
Green Bay podcasters dig up long-buried tales in their own neighborhood
GREEN BAY – Inside Skip Heverly’s modified Dutch Colonial home, five people thawed from the near-freezing November evening by a green-tiled fireplace. Between them, a coffee table is littered with loose-leaf newspaper clippings, notepads and snacks. The group members, all residents of Green Bay’s Astor neighborhood,...
Who’s playing Green Bay in 2026? 15 concerts to get excited about
A new year means a whole new Green Bay concert calendar to get stoked about, and while a certain "Beer Never Broke My Heart" country singer with a stadium tour has the two biggest dates, there's plenty of other shows already on the books that point to an entertaining year ahead. From country and Americana to shock...
Green Bay Common Council approves $1.3 million contract to lease 2 police drones
GREEN BAY (WLUK) -- The Green Bay Common Council approved Tuesday night a $1.3 million contract to lease two first responder drones. The goal is to increase efficiency within the Green Bay Police Department, which -- like many law enforcement agencies nationwide in recent years -- has been consistently understaffed,...
