WBAY-TV Green Bay-Fox Cities-Northeast Wisconsin News: Action 2 News
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As Green Bay police continue putting together the pieces of Thursday's shooting, people living in the east-side neighborhood are taking precautions to stay safe. More>>
Action 2 News has learned a Waupaca County landowner is backing down from threats to close it down. The decision for thousands of snowmobilers in the county is huge. More>>
Student interest and a down economy are sparking high demand for welding classes at Fox Valley Technical College -- and an unprecedented idea to fit students' schedules. More>>
Although Green Bay schools were locked down after a shooting nearby, communication to the outside was wide open -- over the Internet. More>>
Action 2 News has learned thousands of people on food stamps have had to wait nearly a month to get them. More>>
Thoughts about last year's disappointing harvest, the Earn-a-Buck controversy that followed, and the current talk of a longer hunting season next year seem to have disappeared. More>>
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Help fill local food pantries by helping the Packers continue their winning ways in the Campbell's Chunky Soup Click for Cans contest. Vote every week! More>>
Information about symptoms and prevention, plus updates on cases in the U.S. More>>
Breaking News: At 6 P.M., the NFL released the Packers' 2009 season schedule, featuring nationally-televised games and a Thanksgiving Day return to Detroit. More>>
Cameras are set up along Highway 172 in the Green Bay area to monitor traffic during the major construction project. More>>
Catch up with your favorite ABC primetime programs online for free. Updated November 19. More>>
Free, simple software for your Windows PC to keep you on top of local news and weather. More>>
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Links to highway reports, airport flight information, and hourly forecasts for major Midwest cities. More>>
