Emily Roberts
Multimedia Journalist
Green Bay
Emily Roberts joined Action 2 News after graduating from Emerson College in Boston. Alongside her Journalism degree, she has two minors in Sociology and Public Relations. As a northeast Wisconsin native, she's looking forward to reporting close to home.
The Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection offered tips to shoppers to keep children safe.
The National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) said every Thanksgiving there are three times as many fires as an average day.
The jars are labeled as turkey gravy but could actually contain beef gravy and soy that isn’t listed.
Green Bay Southwest's Sara Baye was chosen for an exclusive group.
The Appleton International Airport anticipates about 18% more people flying out this week compared to the same time last year.
Right now ammunition is the top seller but some shelves could be empty depending on where you shop.
Workers give Action 2 News a first look at the upgrades to Vinnie's Pantry.
If you felt a change in your mood after setting your clocks back, you aren't alone.
Think “inside the box” with Toys for Tots drop-off boxes so parents and guardians can find the perfect gift for their children.
The gathering hopes to bring more attention to the conditions inside GBCI
Stickers are popping up at more than 100 businesses and organizations around the Fox Valley.
Some hotels are taking group reservations first with 250,000 football fans expected over the 3-day event.
The Samaritan Counseling Center in Menasha is working with area school districts to offer wellness screens
“If it helps one person in a critical medical issue, or if we’re able to get to somebody quicker in a fire situation, it’ll pay dividends right away," the fire chief says.
The WIAA says volleyball is one of the fastest-growing sports in the country.
A dozen businesses are creating unique, hands-on experiences related to science, technology, engineering and math.
Habitat is also working on new programs to help increase home ownership.
Two dozen dinosaurs featured in the "Jurassic World" trilogy are making an appearance in a family-friendly, interactive production.
The CDC says stores sold the frozen onions but they were also sent to restaurants across the country.
There is still a need for larger coats for teens and coats for very young children, size 3T and smaller.
A lot of families in our area continue to struggle finding child care, and one young woman is breaking barriers to help.
The percentage of women computer scientists dropped more than 10% since the 1990s, according to Girls Who Code
Tina Deeg was diagnosed with Stage IV cancer two years ago and joined a clinical trial in Madison
The Fisk Park neighborhood is a hotspot for the rise in rat reports. One woman said she's nervous about letting her dog outside.
From green and gold feathers and beads and jerseys to a Packers-themed Elvis suit, these fans are bringing the energy of Green Bay to Vegas.
A collaboration hopes to inspire builders to create more than 1,000 affordable apartments
Pillars formed with the goal of making sure everybody has a place to call home and any episodes of homelessness are rare and brief.
A housing supervisor says some of the largest contributing factors are feeding wildlife and garbage storage issues.
Rising temperatures could exasperate allergy symptoms for people who suffer this week.
If you feel some sticker shock over the resuming payments, there are options.
The flight is the first of its kind, bringing veterans who served post-9/11 to New York City.
The annual Packers vs. Cancer game honors everyone who fought and continues to battle cancer.
An ambitious project in 3 counties is reducing the stigma of talking about mental health and giving kids tools to be more resilient
The Women’s Fund of Greater Green Bay is raising more than $1.5 million for programs expanding opportunities for women and girls.
The hardest hit were office, food prep and sales workers.
The Drive Health Project is creating a culturally specific model to support unmet mental health needs in the Hmong and Black communities.
The Community Blood Center reported blood usage jumping 14% over the summer
Three FDNY firefighters share their memories at a 9/11 memorial presentation Monday night at 7.
The University of Wisconsin System is trying to answer your biggest questions about things like PFAS and microplastics with $4.3 million in research projects.
Officers are keeping an eye out for distracted drivers and drivers going too fast in school zones.
It's the only new high school opening in Wisconsin this year.
A new state council will take some of the burden of choosing learning materials off of school districts.
The Packers selected them both in the 2008 NFL Draft. More than 15 years later, both carry impressive stats to back up how deserving they are of this honor.
The state says there are more than 90,000 people in home- and community-based care systems relying on talented caregivers.
The outage is affecting phones, internet and communications systems, and clinical and administrative applications.
Office workers and mechanics are getting in the driver’s seat to make sure every child has a ride to school.
An Oconto Falls woman is found guilty of an attack on a police officer two years ago.
“We’re used to doing car accidents, fires, cats in a tree but we’re not as familiar with airline accidents and nuclear bombs..."
