Green Bay WI

GREEN BAY (WLUK) -- Plans for Green Bay's new fire station headquarters have two main purposes: combining operations from the now-closed Fire Station 1 and outdated Fire Station 3, as well as housing the department's administrative offices. However, the cost for the project is $4 million over the city’s goal...

FOND DU LAC (NBC 26) — A high-ranking state patrol officer pleaded no contest to a disorderly conduct charge in August, following accusations from his girlfriend that he poured a drink on her, threw a drink at her, and kicked her out of the house. State Patrol Capt. Daniel...

GREEN BAY (WLUK) -- Abigail Guerrero was sentenced Thursday to one year in jail for her role in the armed robbery her boyfriend committed at the restaurant where she worked. Guerrero, 31, previously pleaded no contest to being party to the crime of armed robbery. She was also placed on probation for five years by...

An early morning house fire in Appleton caused an estimated $40,000 in damage after what initially appeared to be a chimney fire.

(WLUK) -- In a new order from the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, an Appleton man must pay more than $185,000 in restitution to victims he defrauded in a scheme that lasted more than a decade. Robert Narvett, 57, was sentenced to 15 years in prison for one count of wire...

A Chicago area-based retail real estate company purchased the Green Bay Plaza shopping center and already started improvements to the longtime retail staple on Green Bay's west side. Core Acquisitions via a subsidiary company on Dec. 5 paid $25.3 million for Green Bay Plaza, 1505 W. Mason St., according to state...

(WLUK) -- A World War II-era Kaukauna newspaper reporter has died at 105 years old, according to an obituary from Mueller Funeral Home. Eunice Leemon was born in Kaukauna on Nov. 25, 1920. She graduated from Kaukauna High School in 1939. She then served as a reporter for the Kaukauna...

GREEN BAY, Wis. (WBAY) - Green Bay’s city council unanimously approved a plan to rezone a vacant Georgia-Pacific paper mill on the near-east side. The plan keeps most of the site at 500 Day St. zoned industrial, but the side near the East River would become part of the downtown district.

In 1853, homesick Belgians put down roots near Green Bay, buying land for just $1. 25 an acre. They spoke Walloon, not French, and brought old ways to new soil. After two hard years of clearing trees, they missed home. So in 1858, they held their first Kermiss harvest festival...

While Wicked enjoys record-breaking runs at the box office, one Northeast Wisconsin man has been living in the magical world of Oz for decades.