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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Green Bay, Wisconsin, United States (Local)
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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The college announced these new layoffs earlier this month after announcing last year that more than three dozen faculty would eventually be eliminated.
GREEN BAY, Wis. (WBAY) -A major construction project gets underway Monday; interstate-41 is getting an additional lane in both directions, between Grand Chute and De Pere. The work is being completed in phases over the next six years.
By: Emily Beier
As part of Action 2 News’ “Your Voice, Your Vote” coverage, we’ll be monitoring traffic and trends at polling locations across the area.
Johnson says his favorite part of his visit to Green Bay was trying out curling at the Green Bay Curling Club, eating fresh cheese at Scray Cheese Factory, and the people.
There were many watch parties, including one held at the Mulva Cultural Center in De Pere.
By: Emily Beier
Repair Cafes are growing in popularity. This is a world-wide initiative that has made it’s way to Oshkosh and continues to grow.
The Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction released a new report Tuesday, showing a decrease in the number of incidents in Wisconsin public schools using seclusion or physical restraint.
UW-Green Bay has Wisconsin's first Project Beloved soft interview room
Green Bay’s Bay Beach Amusement Park opens for the season this weekend. The rides have been getting inspected all this week.
UW-Oshkosh students say layoffs are impacting students with disabilities
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