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Rep. Gallagher proposes '2 for 1 Act' to cut regulations, highlighting $437 billion cost burden of Biden

Representative Mike Gallagher has introduced the "2 for 1 Act," a bill that seeks to mandate the removal of two regulations for every new one implemented. The primary aim of this act is to alleviate the regulatory burden on small businesses and farmers. Gallagher underscored the regulatory costs, which have surpassed $437 billion during the Biden administration due to the implementation of over 764 new regulations.

By Green Bay Reporter | Dec 11, 2023

ready4copy/Wisconsin's Evers on Respect for Marriage Act: 'Our kids deserve to grow up in a world where they're free to be who they are and marry who they love'

Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers leaves little doubt about what he feels President Joe Biden's move to sign off on the Respect for Marriage Act stands to mean for all of society.

By Green Bay Reporter Report | Dec 17, 2022

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Evers: 'It's about darn time we listen to the people' to legalize marijuana

By Green Bay Reporter Report | Nov 26, 2022

Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers is clear on his stance in the ongoing debate about legalizing the sale of marijuana in the state.

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'They're wearing in some cases tracksuits and Adidas, with just a piece of blue tape and an AK': Manitowoc resident recounts his experiences driving as a 'War Uber'

By Andy Nghiem | Apr 8, 2022

A Manitowoc veteran that volunteered to go overseas to help defend Ukraine from the current Russian invasion is sharing his experiences.

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Northeastern Wisconsin doctor: 'Probably a good time' for lifting local COVID-19 mask requirements

By Glenn Minnis | Mar 19, 2022

As the number of COVID-19 cases across the area continue to decrease, northeastern Wisconsin officials are reported to be considering making adjustments to mitigation policies.

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'He warmed all our hearts': Beach Bay Wildlife Sanctuary mourns bobcat

By John Kelly | Mar 16, 2022

A well-liked bobcat at the Bay Beach Wildlife Sanctuary is being mourned after its recent death.

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Wisconsin Ukrainians among donors to help Ukraine where ‘there are many needs’

By Tamara Browning | Mar 9, 2022

The Ukrainian people are receiving humanitarian help thanks to two organizations that are spearheading the collection of funds and items.

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'They'll be gone in under five minutes': Catalytic converter theft still rampant in Green Bay

By Trina Thomas | Mar 6, 2022

Vehicle owners continue to experience catalytic converter theft due to its quick removal process and high cash return.

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'Stop this war': Ashwaubenon crowds call for peace

By George Willis | Mar 4, 2022

Crowds are gathering in Ashwaubenon to call for peace after Russia's invasion of Ukraine continues.

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Gas prices expected to increase due to Russian invasion of Ukraine

By Bob Martin | Mar 2, 2022

Gas prices have been rising all across the nation as the Russian invasion of Ukraine continues, and experts predict this could be just the beginning.

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'Visibility was so poor': Recovery still active after dozens of vehicles were lost under two lakes due to recent snow squall

By Andy Nghiem | Feb 24, 2022

The recent snowstorm squall brought white out conditions which caused dozens of vehicles to fall into two area lakes and had rescuers facing severe weather conditions to reach victims.

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Retired Green Bay surgeon to run Boston Marathon in honor of late wife

By Kaleb Brown | Feb 22, 2022

A retired Green Bay orthopedic surgeon is getting ready for the upcoming Boston Marathon and he's running for a very special cause: To honor the memory of his late wife, who died last year after a 45-year battle with Parkinson's Disease.

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'Folks should be excited': Sturgeon Spearing 2022 begins on Lake Winnebago

By Trina Thomas | Feb 15, 2022

Sturgeon Spearing 2022 is underway in Wisconsin with 12,693 license holders expected to brace the cold to fish.

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'We are sincerely grateful': Oneida Nation couple cashes out $225M in Powerball jackpot

By Trina Thomas | Feb 13, 2022

An Oneida Nation couple has won the Powerball of $632 million.

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Non-urgent elective surgeries at ThedaCare locations to resume due to ‘tireless work’

By Tamara Browning | Feb 6, 2022

A not-for-profit health system that includes a level II trauma center is resuming non-urgent elective surgeries that were deferred on Jan. 17 because of an increase in COVID-19 patients.

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Wisconsin's COVID-19 numbers drop off

By Laurie A. Luebbert | Feb 3, 2022

As the seven-day average of new COVID-19 cases across the nation declines, Wisconsin is seeing its statewide numbers fall, too.

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'We need your help': Green Bay urges residents to recycle plastics

By Laurie A. Luebbert | Jan 7, 2022

If you’re tired of seeing mounds of plastic bags sitting around the house, here’s a chance to recycle them and protect wildlife.

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'I'm frustrated': FEMA sends medical team to Bellin Hospital

By Art Benavidez | Jan 3, 2022

The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) recently sent a medical squad to support Green Bay’s Bellin Hospital.

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'There's more to be done': Genrich lauds almost $1 million police department request to stem city's rising gun violence

By Karen Kidd | Dec 18, 2021

Green Bay Mayor Eric Genrich said in a recent social media post that he's pleased with a recent city finance committee recommendation that almost $1 million be allocated to support law enforcement efforts to stem gun violence.

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Waukesha searches for answers after massacre

By Augustus Griffith Jr. | Nov 24, 2021

On the evening of Nov. 21, a hit-and-run attack at the 58th annual Christmas parade in Waukesha left six people dead and at least 40 more injured. Following that traumatic event, a grieving community looks for answers.