Government

• Brown County legislators push for more judges, assistant district attorneys, support staff in budget
• As grant deadline nears, county, city and C. Reiss discuss proposals to relocate coal piles
• As Brown County looks for answers, here’s what other municipalities pay to record meetings
• Federal funding delays bring uncertainty to Brown County homeless service providers
• Here are the candidates who applied for Brown County Board seats in Districts 15 and 19
• Four areas to watch in Brown County as projects gear up in 2025
• Plan calls for Brown County Central Library to house ADRC offices, its Grounded Cafe, and the job center
• Brown County Board approves relocation lease, but fate of coal piles remains in question after terms changed
• What are people reading in Green Bay? Here were the most checked out Brown County Library books in 2024.
• Can’t make a Brown County Board meeting in person? Some supervisors call for livestreaming of meetings
• Brown County seeks more funding for judges, attorneys to tackle record backlog of court cases
• Brown County Central Library turns 50. A look back at its past and ahead to its celebration.

Faith and religion

• Spirituality and sexuality often clash. These Green Bay churches made the effort to be designated LGBTQ friendly.
• For Sikhs in the Fox Valley, Vaisakhi celebrates their culture and the strength of generations past
• Churches, mosques and temples support, anchor diverse communities in Green Bay, Appleton and Oshkosh
• Community remembers Divine Temple pastor L.C. Green, Green Bay’s first Black pastor, who died Thursday

Racial equity

• Meet the family behind Main Oriental Market, helping build community for Hmong residents in Green Bay
• Asian Americans in Wisconsin share the discrimination against them during the pandemic
• Two protesters sue Green Bay over June arrests, say curfew was unfairly enforced
• Ashwaubenon charges police-brutality protester nearly $800 for officer services, calling fee a matter of ‘equality’
• A ‘perfect storm’ set the stage for historic Green Bay protests over police brutality
• More than 1,000 gather in downtown Green Bay in the city’s latest Black Lives Matter protest
• ‘We literally made history’: How thousands of Green Bay activists came together to protest George Floyd killing
• ‘What we want is a plan of action’: Hundreds march in Green Bay after George Floyd killing
• Pioneers and leaders: Five women who made their own black history in Green Bay
• ‘We farm knowledge’: Education is at the heart of the Oneida Nation’s food cultivation

Neighborhoods

• More people are using food pantries in Wisconsin for the first time. Here’s how to get started
• As they prepare for the 2026 draft, one VisitPittsburgh organizer had these takeaways from Green Bay
• 6,650 pounds of food and counting: How a Green Bay nonprofit is preventing food waste from NFL draft
• Brown County Central Library turns 50. A look back at its past and ahead to its celebration.
• Hundreds watch in awe of partial eclipse in De Pere
• This Green Bay park was once abandoned. Now it’s Park of the Year and they’re only getting started.
• Green Bay ‘Community Conversation’ reveals disparities in health care, transit, housing