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While the fire department may have out-grown its current home, village leaders see the space as an opportunity for continued investments in downtown.

As a way to support the cause they accept donations, but also hope this inspires others to start their own chapter of You Flow Girl.

The city will experience about a $1.6 million shortfall in revenue, but have found areas to make up the difference.

As the coronavirus lingers, the Fox Cities P.A.C. is asking arts enthusiasts to reach out to lawmakers to show their support for two bills that could come to the aid of the arts industry.

The Green Bay YMCA's effort to help working parents during the pandemic is proving to be very popular.

It includes the establishment of a three year grant program to support agencies implementing and maintaining body cameras, hopefully making them more accessible.

Action 2 News first reported about the Sons of the American Legion Squadron 70′s effort to bring a replica Vietnam Memorial Wall to Oshkosh back in May.

For golf courses around the country managed by Kemper Sports, like Thornberry Creek at Oneida, Labor Day has become known as a patriotic golf day to benefit the non-profit organization Folds of Honor.

The Greater Green Bay Labor Council is collecting food and grocery gift cards.

A Winnebago County man started producing a particular crop, bringing back a tradition that has been long gone from the area.

Because of the pandemic, mail-in voting has become more popular in this year’s elections. Many municipalities expect large turnouts through mail-in voting for the November election.

Mental health professionals are working with local police to track mental health emergencies in order to get those who are struggling the help they need.

It’s been a year since a Kaukauna-based company shared its plans to offer a new housing option in the area. At first it was the bare bones of an idea, but by early this year Seniors First Remodeling showcased an initial model of a Linked Living Home. Now, they have families putting them to use.

St. Vincent De Paul in Oshkosh is changing how its accepts donations for its thrift shop.

Urban Air Adventure Park is offering "Learn & Fly" a program that offers a place for remoter learners to learn and play.

A major employer in Calumet County is focusing on child care as a way to retain employees in the future.

As people age it can become harder to live independently, whether due to physical or financial limitations. But one Outagamie County program aims to help by making a variety of home services more accessible to seniors.

A reminder to drivers to slow down and pay attention as students head back to school for the first time in more than five months.

The idea is to support families and parents before there’s non-compliance or before judicial intervention is needed.

It's not yet known if the president will visit with Jacob Blake's family.

The Pawffee Shop Cat Cafe is celebrating its one year anniversary next week.

Members of 15 churches prayed together in Pierce Park

Wisconsin’s Department of Health Services has noted hundreds of long-term care facilities with positive COVID-19 cases since the pandemic began. Those establishments, like nursing homes, often house a lot of people who are particularly vulnerable to the virus.

A developer who purchased the former National Tinsel Company building in Manitowoc found thousands of unopened Christmas decorations in the building. And now the owner if holding a liquidation sale to get rid of all of the items.

The equipment would cost more than a million dollars which the Mayor says will be included in the city’s capital budget.

The Fox River Navigational System Authority made a decision to not move forward with plans to build a visitors center in Appleton.

The "Drive to End Alzheimer's" car cruise will provide some joy to people in memory care facilities.

Working with several conservation partners, it’s taken a couple of years to improve recreational access, enhance fish and wildlife habitat, and improve the water quality at the park.

Wednesday the City of Green Bay will join other communities in declaring racism as a public health issue. It’s a way to move forward and create positive change in Brown County.

Green Bay veteran isn't letting the pandemic stop him from his mission to thank fellow veterans for their service, by using his hobby to create a lasting gift.