Destiny Howell scored a season-high 23 points and Breauna Ware posted 12 points and four assists for Wisconsin in a 76-72 win over UW-Green Bay.

For Good” already drawing big crowds in theaters nationwide, local historians say it’s the perfect moment to revisit Wisconsin’s surprising place in Oz history — and clear up a long-standing misconception.

The Greater Green Bay area kicks off the holiday season with parades in Green Bay, Howard, Freedom, Wrightstown, Clintonville.

K-State used a second half rally to get back into Saturday's game at Kress Center on Saturday afternoon, but Green Bay fended off the Wildcats with a 47-44 win.

The Green Bay Housing Authority celebrated with Gorman & Company on Thursday as they announced the completion of a public housing renovation. Gorman &

Wisconsin faces the Green Bay Phoenix after Kyrah Daniels scored 21 points in Wisconsin's 90-78 victory over the Bowling Green Falcons.

MINNEAPOLIS – Gophers men’s basketball fans hoping to be reassured by an expected thrashing of Wisconsin-Green Bay on Saturday night at Williams Arena were likely left a little queasy after Minnesota escaped with a 72-65 overtime victory.

The Green Bay school board has decided in a 5-2 vote to terminate the contract of Green Bay East High School football coach Niko Sila.

Green Bay faces the Kansas State Wildcats after Meghan Schultz scored 22 points in Green Bay's 76-72 loss to the Wisconsin Badgers.

Green Bay nixed No Mow May in the spring and has landed on giving away free native plants as the alternative. Now it just needs a final name, which became the most public debate among commissioners.

According to the Map the Meal Gap study by Feeding America, over 31,000 people, or 11.7% of Brown County's residents, are food insecure. About 42% of them fall above the federal poverty line that makes them eligible for SNAP. A bout 27,000 people in the county get benefits through FoodShare, Wisconsin's SNAP program.

1. Green Bay man sentenced to jail for threatening to shoot up golf course, pleads no contest ( wearegreenbay.com) — A Green Bay man was sentenced to jail after pleading no contest to threatening a golf course in Brown County. He will serve eight months in jail and three years on probation, with strict conditions.