Details continue to emerge about what the school year might look for the Green Bay school district, with a reopening plan draft promised soon.

The Green Bay city council approved a city-wide face covering, or mask mandate in a 7-5 vote at its meeting Tuesday, July 21.

Starting next Monday, Green Bay residents could be required to wear a mask while inside public spaces under a plan by Mayor Eric Genrich.

It’s still unclear what the 2020-21 school year will look like in Green Bay this fall as district leadership say specific details still need work.

A spike in positive COVID-19 test results from younger people is a concern for Dr. Ashok Rai, president and CEO of Prevea Health.

The city council paved the way for local businesses to expand their spaces into the streets with its approval of a parklet policy.

Despite the COVID-19 pandemic closing schools, businesses and slowing donations, several area school districts are proceeding with planned projects.

A student’s sleep schedule is typically ruled by school hours, extracurricular activities and after-school jobs, but that has been completely altered.

It’s still unclear if using the four district high school gyms for polling locations for the August and November elections is a possibility.

From mechanics to nurses to dental hygienists, Northeast Wisconsin Technical College (NWTC) is known for its hands-on learning.