Emily Beier is a journalist based in Green Bay, Wisconsin. She writes for WBAY-TV and her work has also appeared in WEAU 13 News. Emily covers a wide range of local news topics, including community events, legislative issues, and human interest stories.
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Emily Beier primarily covers local news in Green Bay, Wisconsin. Her articles often include seasonal content and announcements from the government. She also frequently cites data to support her reporting.
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So far this year, there have been more than one thousand wildfires in the state.
The Brown County Board of Supervisors approved the budget for 2025. The plan includes the lowest Brown County property tax rate on record.
By: Emily Beier
Countdown 2 The Draft: Major projects in Green Bay set to be ready for 2025 NFL Draft
Minnesota's first lady makes her 8th campaign visit to Wisconsin since her husband was named to the Democratic ticket
There are concerning numbers out of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention showing record high flu deaths in children.
he countdown to Election Day continues. The Green Bay City Clerk says their emergency plan is in place for any type of scenario.
The American Legion Post 11 along with the United Patriotic Society of Green Bay hosted a Veterans Day ceremony to recognize our veterans and their service.
Parents in Fond du Lac push for new leadership at school board meeting
GREEN BAY, Wis. (WBAY) - Shelter staff at St. Johns Ministries say the need for shelter this year is higher than ever before.
The second-grader just finished phase two of treatment down in Milwaukee and the family says the cards help make treatment days far from home a little brighter.
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