Plans to develop a 55-acre parcel of land off Nicolet Drive along the east shore of the Bay of Green Bay are beginning to take shape.

Since 1973, the Jackie Nitschke Center has helped those struggling with substance addiction and other disorders by providing hope, healing and recovery.

Between now and late October, a trip to the second floor of the Neville Public Museum will take visitors back to the Roaring Twenties and Prohibition.

The former Planet Fitness building at 2641 West Mason St,, on Green Bay’s west side will soon be home to the city’s second Harbor Freight Tools store.

A project to equip four Green Bay parks with high-speed broadband internet using federal pandemic relief dollars received final approval by the Council.

A community-based partnership is taking stock of an issue that has caused headaches for residents for years – flooding along the river.

A lot has changed in the last two-and-a-half decades for the Green Bay Botanical Garden, now home to more than 60,000 Wisconsin plants and flowers.

Known to many as the person who takes roll call & records votes at school meetings, Green Bay school board secretary Beth Jones has lots of duties.

The Green Bay School Board stuck with its current quarantine and isolation practices at its Sept. 13 meeting, and some people.

Watching their father, Louie Konop, grow Konop Companies, Inc. from a peanut machine route into the food and beverage service company it is today.