Emily Reilly is a news reporter for WBAY-TV in Green Bay, Wisconsin. With a focus on local news, Emily covers a wide range of topics including community events, human interest stories, and local government issues. Her work has also been featured in WMBF, KY3 Inc. (KYTV), Wsaw-tv, and Parenting New Hampshire.
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Green Bay, Wisconsin, United States (Local)
Emily Reilly's coverage is local and community-oriented, focusing on events, government announcements, seasonal topics, sports, family & relationships. She covers a wide range of topics including holiday travel, domestic violence, law enforcement issues as well as local events. If you have information about any upcoming local events or initiatives related to the mentioned topics such as health care services or community activities in Green Bay and Wisconsin that would interest her audience.
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By: Emily Reilly
Some key points of conversation included the lack of medical care, including mental health care, rodent infestations, and the limited options offered for rehabilitation.
The gas can’t be seen or smelled, which emphasizes the importance of regularly checking your carbon monoxide detectors.
The main message of the vigil is to show that they have not given up hope in finding the little boy.
Dozens of community members, local leaders, volunteers, and family members of Elijah Vue gathered in Walsh Field in Two Rivers on Saturday evening for a prayer vigil. The main message of the vigil is to show that they have not given up hope in finding the little boy.
There was standing room only in the town of Farmington Monday night as dozens of people came out to a public hearing to share their thoughts on a controversial wake boating ban
The most noticeable change drivers will see Monday morning is the closure of Capitol Drive over I-41 when overpass demolition begins.
Residents and work crews dealing with widespread power outages
By: Emily Reilly
Long-time Cellcom Green Bay Marathon participants react after ending announcement
Wake boating ban reversed (WBAY) By Emily Reilly Published: Apr. 12, 2024 at 4:35 AM CEST | Updated: moments ago
Green Bay police warn of immigration scam targeting Latino community
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