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GREEN BAY (NBC 26) — Candidates are making a final push in places like Wisconsin ahead of the election, and because polls are so close, they’re taking it a step further by ramping up...
GREEN BAY, Wis. (WBAY) – This recent attack from Iran doesn’t come as a surprise to Professor David Coury at the University of Wisconsin Green Bay, but he says this is a disturbing escalation of tensions...
RIPON (WLUK) — It appears Vice President Kamala Harris’ campaign stop in the Fox Valleywill be at Ripon College, FOX 11 has learned. According to an email sent to Ripon students and staff and obtained...
A dedicated group of 16 local filmmakers teamed up to create a short film that’s entered into the annual 48 Hour Film Horror Sci-Fi Project – Wisconsin challenge under the team name Neon Perspective....
UW-Green Bay student Amber Hubbard is the 2024-2025 Newman Civic Fellow. She exemplifies remarkable leadership qualities and a strong commitment to civic engagement. She is very passionate about creating a world where homelessness is...
Institutions today are increasingly collaborating with local employers to align educational offerings with workforce needs. These partnerships not only enhance student engagement and retention but also prepare learners for lifelong learning, ensuring they remain...
The University of Wisconsin – Green Bay will welcome Mark Rourke, president and chief executive officer with Schneider for a presentation highlighting Schneider’s success in an industry that is constantly changing. Rourke’s presentation is...
GREEN BAY — Republican and Democratic candidates for Wisconsin’s 8th Congressional District Tony Wied and Kristin Lyerly will meet Friday in the first cross-party debate the district’s 435,000 voters have seen in recent memory. Both candidates...
Researchers find minuscule difference in the amygdala – a region of the brain linked to threat perception. Where does our personal politics come from? Does it trace back to our childhood, the views that...
Former President Donald Trump‘s polling in Wisconsin is stronger than four years ago and well within the 2020 polling error, but political experts say this may not necessarily mean he’s winning over new voters in...
