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Part of South Adams Street will be closed off to parking, south traffic for...

GREEN BAY, Wis. (WFRV) – The City of Green Bay’s Public Works Department is warning drivers that part of South Adams Street will be closed for much of the year. According to a release, the closure will be between Doty and Stuart Streets on South Adams, as drivers won’t be able to park or head […]
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HSHS Names New CFO for Wisconsin Market

The Hospital Sisters Health System has named a new Chief Financial Officer for the Wisconsin market. Amy Crouch, MBA, CPA, FHFMA will be taking over the role starting on Sunday (January 4th), a position she has had on an interim basis since this fall. She also previously served as CFO...
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Wisconsin man arrested for 10th OWI offense, domestic abuse

BIG FLATS, Wis. (WFRV) – Authorities in Wisconsin say one man is now in custody for his 10th OWI offense as well as for a recent domestic abuse incident. According to a release from the Adams County Sheriff’s Office, deputies responded on Monday to the 800 block of State Highway 13 in the Town of […]
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Green Bay composting service keeps more than 127,000 pounds of waste out of landfills

GREEN BAY, Wis. (WFRV) – A Green Bay-based composting company says it kept tens of thousands of pounds of food waste out of Northeast Wisconsin landfills in 2025. From a social media post, Greener Bay Compost announced it diverted 127,297 pounds, or about 63 tons, of food waste and organic materials from area...
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Multiple chances for snow this weekend

The Latest from Storm Team 5… Our Friday evening will start clear with temperatures falling into the single digits but as clouds build in and thicken up, temepratures will rise slightly into the low and mid teens by daybreak tomorrow morning. Saturday looks cloudy with some scattered light snow showers moving through...
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Green Bay fire captain retires after 26 years with the department

Captain Dustin “DR” Ridings has served as a firefighter for 35 years and joined the Green Bay Metro Fire Department in 1999.
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De Pere uses quick starts to win Battle of the Bridge over West De...

DE PERE, Wis. (WFRV) – De Pere jumped out to a 14-3 lead in the first four minutes en route to a 64-53 win over West De Pere in the Battle of the Bridge rivalry. Check out the highlights in the video above.
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Emplify Health announces 2025’s newborn statistics including top names

(WFRV) – As the youngest and newest residents of Wisconsin were welcomed on Thursday, Emplify Health took the time to compile stats from 2025’s new faces, including the most common names. In 2025, Emplify Health welcomed over 3,600 newborns, with a slightly higher number of baby boys than girls. The top names for...
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Gun sellers preparing for change after tax stamp cost removed for suppressor purposes

GREENVILLE, Wis. (WBAY) - A nationwide change began Friday for people who purchase suppressors for firearms. The federal tax stamp, required for applications to buy gun suppressors at an added $200 cost, is now free. The federal tax stamp has not gone away completely, as the same paperwork is still...
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Appleton bars, stores now offer non-alcoholic options; see popularity during Dry January

FOX VALLEY (WLUK) -- Fewer young Americans are drinking alcohol these days, and many who do are kicking off 2026 with "Dry January" -- a month of alcohol abstinence -- even in one of the drunkest cities in America. "I have done Dry January myself," said Eric Riggers, who was...

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