Jamal James
Multimedia journalist
Green Bay, Wis.
Jamal is excited to start his career as an MMJ with WBAY. He is from the Greater Philadelphia area and recently graduated with a B.A. in Journalism from Temple University. During his time at Temple, he worked with the National Association of Black Journalists, WHYY (PBS), and ended with an internship at ESPN. Some of his biggest passions are sports (mostly Packers, Bucks, and Phillies), nerd culture, and traveling. One of his biggest dreams in life is to travel the world and visit places like South Africa, Japan, and Germany. Jamal looks forward to building his career here in Green Bay and spending the next couple of seasons rooting for some of the best teams Wisconsin has to offer.
The event featured holiday movies, cartoons, holiday card making, and area high school choirs performing holiday music.
Chemotherapy shirts are designed with zippers on the chest for ease of access during treatment. They help make patients more comfortable and provide easy access to a port.
Students and staff safely evacuated but two construction workers were hurt, one was airlifted.
When completed it will more than double the airport's size.
According to the American Red Cross, nearly 47,000 fires occur during the holiday season.
Small Business Saturday was launched back in 2010 and since then, it’s had a $184 billion dollar impact on small businesses.
Starting today, you can come to the Garden Of Light event and experience all 350,000 lights that they have here on display.
While the pandemic has played a huge role in how consumers shop, it hasn’t made a dent in sales performance.
“You get to come out with the family. Watch a good parade. And then the very next day, you go and have Thanksgiving and I think it’s a nice way to get the community together right before.”
“It’s what the hunters appreciated. They had fun when they shot their deer. Then they had more fun when they came back and got to tell everybody the story.”
Troy Campbell and his wife Margret have been working on this for nearly 2 decades, and each year they look to make one new addition.
The goal is to completely use only clean energy and lower the use of carbon emissions by 2050.
The Purple Heart was awarded to the family of a World War I veteran that died of his injury.
The event was put on by the United Patriotic Society of Green Bay and featured patriotic songs from students at Green Bay East High School.
Helping Out Our American Heroes hosted their biggest fundraiser of the year on Saturday.
