Hundreds of kites will once again color the sky on Green Bay’s east side for the ninth annual Fly a Kite Fest.

More than a week after severe storms pounded the Greater Green Bay area with wind more than 70 miles per hour, residents are still picking up the pieces.

Thanks to donations and the help of several people, the PCMS band room has undergone many needed renovations and updates over the past six months.

On June 1, Paul Neumeyer, senior zoning administrator for the City of Green Bay, celebrated 30 years of service. One day later, he called it a career.

Pulaski residents and businesses will soon have access to high-speed fiber internet thanks to Nsight Telservices’ multi-million-dollar expansion project.

The Village Board approved a professional services proposal with Robert E. Lee Associates (REL) to provide technical support to the village.

The dream of an eighth grade student from Ashwaubenon’s Parkview Middle School will soon come true when he competes in a televised cooking competition.

Howler Coffee Co., a local coffee roaster, was created by Bradley Van Laanen and Jackson Smith, sparked by their mutual love for a good cup of joe.

The Green Bay Police Department said a large disturbance at 3 a.m. Sunday, June 13, at Taqueria Michoacan is still under investigation.

A new built-to-order Pierce ladder truck is joining the Howard Fire Department’s fleet, replacing its aging 2001 ladder truck.