Green Bay News

The Republican field of candidates running to challenge U.S. Rep. Steve Kagen, D-Appleton, gets bigger today as Howard physician Marc Trager announces his run for Congress.

One of the men convicted of murdering Tom Monfils in a Green Bay paper mill 12 years ago has enlisted the aid of the Wisconsin Innocence Project in seeking a new trial.

Someone fired a single gunshot, most likely from a handgun, through a front window of a home in the 1200 block of Day Street on Thursday on the city's east side.

The state Medical Examining Board says it will discipline a Green Bay physician for failing to adequately assess a patient.

A battle between the city of Green Bay and the Green Bay Press-Gazette over the release of two years of legal fee bills ended up costing the the city $27,000 in legal fees.

A 29-year-old Green Bay man was charged Thursday with two counts of sexual assault for allegedly drugging and raping a woman he met on an Internet social networking site.

Green Bay residents could see a tax rate increase of 1.9 percent under a $101.5 million spending package that Mayor Jim Schmitt has proposed for 2010.

Circumstances surrounding this incident are still under investigation, Green Bay police said today.

Aside from the first two months of the shipping season, when nothing was moving because of the economic downturn, the port of Green Bay's manager says it has held its own this season.

Maxwell Majeski shot Jeremy Moorehead twice in the chest as both of Moorehead's hands were in the air, according to a criminal complaint filed Tuesday.

President Barack Obama will be making his second appearance in Wisconsin since winning election when he appears at a Madison middle school on Wednesday.

Madison a ' State justice officials want to hear from the public on a new rule that calls for police to collect racial data during traffic stops.

WASHINGTON - U.S. Rep. Steve Kagen is trying to ensure that Green Bay retains its postmark.

ASHWAUBENON - One man was killed in a three-vehicle crash involving a semitrailer truck Monday night on U.S. 41, Ashwaubenon Public Safety Lt.

The driver killed in a three-vehicle crash Monday night on U.S. 41 has been identified as Robert Roloff, 78, of Allouez, the Brown County Sheriff's Office said today.

Richie Plass had a chili dog in his hand and an ear-to-ear smile on his face. Sonic Drive-In was open.

The Green Bay Area Chamber of Commerce has scheduled a business trip to China for April 7 to 16.

The man accused of stealing the Aaron Rodgers Drive street sign early Saturday is a 16-year employee of the Green Bay Water Utility.

An 18-year-old man, Maxwell Majeski, is in custody after a Sunday night incident in which a 29-year-old man was shot to death at a home in the town of Scott, Brown County Sheriff Dennis Kocken said this morning.

The Wisconsin Department of Transportation Northeast Regional Office at Green Bay is announcing WIS 310 is reopening Friday, Oct.