Jason Zimmerman is a News Reporter at WBAY-TV 2. He covers a diverse range of topics including government and politics, public policy, security and law enforcement, as well as cannabis regulation, reflecting his commitment to regional interest and world news. Jason's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as WMTV NBC 15, Cureus Journal of Medical Science, and Diablo Magazine, among others.
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Jason Zimmerman's coverage focuses significantly on local government announcements, events, and evolving stories in the Green Bay area. Pitches to him should cater to his interest in local politics, family-related issues, legal matters such as car accidents and immigration, as well as coverage of local events.
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Monday, the Democratic Party of Wisconsin issued a statement not embracing the campaign.
By: Jason Zimmerman
Green Bay has 42 Flock cameras acting as automated license plate readers, according to Chief Chris Davis.
The use of artificial intelligence to set pricing on consumer goods and services has become an issue in the governor’s race.
The use of artificial intelligence to set pricing on consumer goods and services has become an issue in the governor’s race.
By: Jason Zimmerman
More than 200 Wisconsin National Guard soldiers returned home Friday after a year-long deployment.
By: Jason Zimmerman
The Wisconsin State Patrol is increasing enforcement in the Interstate 41 construction zone covering Brown and Outagamie counties after a number of recent crashes.
Governor weighs second vote as poll shows 80% support for $1.8 billion proposal
By: Jason Zimmerman
If passed, it would allow for extra daylight in the evening, even during those winter months.
By: Jason Zimmerman
Special meeting Tuesday will determine if candidate Mark Scheffler remains on August ballot
By: Jason Zimmerman
Democrat Mark Scheffler will remain on the ballot for the August primary after unanimous commission vote
