Megan Kernan

A Wisconsin Public Service spokesman says customers should start preparing their budget now for added expenses this winter.

John and Donna Kneeley who now live in Mountain, Wisconsin were at work on the 77th floor of Tower One when American Airlines Flight 11 hit at 8:46 a.m., just floors above them.

At about 11:39 p.m. Thursday, police were called to the scene at HSHS St. Mary’s Hospital Medical Center on Shawano Avenue.

The Green Bay Police Department says six separate Peeping Tom incidents were reported since July 4 on the far east side.

An opportunity that brought about 30 individuals together on Friday to participate in a mapping exercise, where they followed the path of the victim from the moment they call law enforcement, to post-sentencing proceedings.

Adopting a theme every year, quarterback Aaron Rodgers brought back his all denim Canadian tuxedo, along with other teammates dressing in cowboy attire.

As soon as the complex opened to the public, pickleball fanatics hit the courts with their paddles and pickleballs in hand, eager to finally enjoy the dedicated facility right in Appleton.

The storm knocked out power to Black Creek residents and cause two pumps that were installed to help with flooding, to stop working, which closed the highway for six hours early Sunday morning.

Another die-hard fan is Wisconsin native, Jason Splinter, who’s been on a mission to hit a band every hour since the festival first started Thursday.

The phone number is 988 and will be available to dial in every state starting on Saturday, July 16.

Our recent reports about catalytic converter thefts in the area prompts a Green Bay company that developed an anti-theft device to reach out and help.

Deputies located the striking boat on Sunday, following a hit-and-run water collision in Oshkosh on Saturday.

In addition to procedures that will help prevent a backlog in the future, the new law also gives victims the choice to report their assault to law enforcement.

Planned Parenthood of Wisconsin has temporarily suspended abortion services in Wisconsin after the U.S. Supreme Court overturned the landmark Roe v. Wade decision.

An out-of-state visitor to Oconto County had monkeypox and was contagious during the visit, according to the Public Health Department.

One person was hospitalized with injuries suffered before contact with the deputy.

With prices rising for just about everything because of inflation, people could see an increase in their energy bills this summer.

Members of a Florida animal rescue recently returned from a seven-day trip establishing a shelter in Poland, for abandoned dogs from Ukraine.

Dozens of Valders High School students took an alternative form of transportation to school, instead of taking the bus or their car.

To everyone’s shock, her doctors found a tumor in her leg larger than the size of a peach, and was diagnosed with Osteosarcoma, a type of bone cancer that made her very fragile.

A deputy exchanged fire with a man after the man shot a woman in Shawano County Friday, according to state investigators.

On Tuesday, Public Works cleaned out 12-hundred feet of sanitary line, and at the bottom, workers found flushable wipes and absorbent pads clogging up two pumps on Green Bay’s West side.

Wisconsin Humane Society’s comical fundraiser is back for the third year in a row. With a $25 donation, you can get your pet drawn by Humane Society volunteers, that is sure to make to make you laugh.

There were smiles galore at Lambeau Field on Saturday, as kiddos released all their energy getting their 60 minutes of physical activity at the Green Bay Packers annual event.

Republican lawmakers reintroduce a bill this week to legalize medical marijuana in Wisconsin. It’s the latest attempt to update the state’s marijuana laws to join 36 states already offering the treatment.

If you enjoy an overload of beer cheese, sausage, and boozy hot chocolate, then you’re bound to love the new mouth-watering concession options as a part of Lambeau Field’s playoff menu.

But there’s still plenty happening for fans without a ticket to the game.

A critical care nurse in the U.S. Navy who is among the 23 person Navy medical team deployed to help Bellin Health in Green Bay gives an inside look on the COVID-19 surge.

Bill author Rep. David Steffen and Packers representative Aaron Popkey presented their arguments before the city’s Finance Committee Tuesday.

What started as a normal day of ice fishing for 40 people along the East shore of the Bay of Green Bay, turned into a real-life reminder of just how dangerous the ice can be this time of year.

During the rescue, the ice floated about three-quarters of a mile from the shoreline.

The Brown County Sheriff’s Office says people should stay off the ice in this area as it is not safe.

One day after the winning Powerball jackpot ticket was sold right here in the Green Bay area, and there’s still plenty of excitement at the Jackson Pointe Citgo on Packerland Dr. in Ashwaubenon.

Two Sheboygan mothers have teamed up to provide child care solutions they say are desperately needed in their community. Their goal, is to open a 24/7 facility for parents who face obstacles finding child care.

A long time member of the Brown County Sheriff’s Office and original member of the County’s Bomb Squad will be retiring after working his last Packers game on Christmas Day.

The southbound and northbound lanes of Highway 141 have reopened between Pound and Coleman following Wednesday’s crash and train derailment.

Eight people escaped an apartment building fire this morning in Waupaca, without injury. Emergency crews say a snow plow hit a gas meter, which led to an explosion.

A Marinette woman connects with her half sister after 50 years of not even knowing about each other, thanks to a DNA kit.

It has been three weeks since 13 U.S. service members were killed during the Kabul airport bombings, we will always remember their sacrifice and honor their dedication to this country. But we can’t forget about the 18 men and women who were injured during the attack.

The Sheriff’s Office posted on Facebook that officers encountered zebras in the Seymour area.

After a week full of events, EAA AirVenture in Oshkosh has come to an end.

Sheriff Wilz tells Action 2 News Cornelius Dupree Russell turned himself into the Brown County Sheriff’s Office.

An app that lets you share tick encounters year round, aims to help you prevent getting tick bites this summer. The Tick App is a tick exposure study done by research teams at University of Wisconsin-Madison and Columbia University.

Since May 2020, a waiver allows 16 and 17-year-olds to skip the road test requirement in Wisconsin. Instead of actually getting behind the wheel to get their license, parents of the teens can go online and choose to waive the road test for their child.

Many U.S. cities are paying remote workers to relocate, offering different incentive packages, such as cash and tax credits, as the concept of remote work becomes more widespread. Due to COVID-19, remote work exploded over the past year and many cities are recruiting workers willing to relocate from high-priced and overcrowded neighborhoods.

Shawano Lake’s low water levels have been a concern to some since 2015. Officials with Shawano Area Waterways Management say they have never seen water levels this low.

With everyone age 16 and older eligible to get a COVID-19 vaccine, a new tool called VaccineFinder is making the appointment process a little easier.

Legislation is circulating in the State Legislature aimed at protecting people who don’t want the vaccine. The State Assembly has passed a bill that would stop businesses from requiring employees to get vaccinated.

A formal complaint has been filed with the Wisconsin Election Commission (WEC), over how Green Bay handled the November presidential election.

Registration is underway for Goodwill’s North Central Wisconsin Miracle League programs.