Republicans broadly oppose the legislation, echoing concerns from those who worry the bill would force people to take actions that contradict their religious beliefs.
The dog's back legs are paralyzed because she was kicked off a porch at just a few months old, but her foster mom says she gets around fine with her wheelchair.
Authorities say a man is behind bars at the Kewaunee County Jail while formal charges are filed against him following an Internet Crimes Against Children investigation.
The middle school principal says he's on a mission to change the culture of his school to make it a place where problems get solved, instead of making them worse.
A long-term care facility in Green Bay is closing one of its buildings, slashing salaries, and eliminating staff ahead of a proposed cut to a state Medicaid program.
State wildlife officials say water clarity is still clear on average around Lake Winnebago, however it could take a hit due to warmer weather and possible runoff later this week.
While thousands complete their COVID-19 vaccine series on a daily basis, experts ay they should still follow CDC guidelines to prevent the spread of the virus.
The Green Bay Metro Fire Department says emergency vehicles have cleared the area of Gross Avenue and St. Paul Street after a crash damaged a power pole earlier in the day on Wednesday.
Acting Capitol Police Chief Yogananda Pittman provided new details about the law enforcement response to the Capitol riot, including extra preparations that were made for the day.
Authorities say Woods suffered “significant” injuries all down his right leg when his SUV crashed into a median and rolled over several times on a steep road in Los Angeles.
The Oneida County Sheriff’s Office says the 31-year-old Three Lakes man was arrested on possible charges of capturing a representation of nudity without the consent of the person.
The person said the Justice Department’s federal civil rights investigation has been focused on Chauvin and some of the witnesses, including other officers who worked with Chauvin.
If approved, the order would apply to indoor spaces, except for people’s homes. It would also only take effect if the state order were to be struck down, or if it expires before June 30th.
