Kristyn Allen is a Reporter at WBAY. She is passionate about telling stories that bring awareness to community issues, with a focus on health and wellness, education, and regional interests, including topics related to the Green Bay Packers and local events. Kristyn has been featured in WSAW-TV, WMTV NBC 15, WEAU 13 News, and WBAY-TV.
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Kristyn Allen's coverage primarily focuses on local events, community news, and government announcements in the Green Bay area. She often covers sports-related topics such as Packers games and local community events.
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By: Kristyn Allen
The mother of an elementary student claims the school is prioritizing resources for First Nation, Black and Hispanic students.
A young woman, who is a childhood cancer survivor, is using her passion for baking to bring Christmas cheer to the community.
The community turned out to support the families of Abundant Life Christian School and each other
How to avoid common winter injuries
People in Appleton are receiving a letter in the mail saying their property coverage is expiring.
Especially when it's a wet, heavy snow. Take frequent breaks.
The DNR wants snowmobilers to plan ahead for riding on trails and ice.
The spoons were sold by Aldi, Amazon and other stores and websites
Children’s Wisconsin put together a safety checklist.
As you may be doing last minute holiday meal preparations, it is important to remember cases of food poisoning increase this time of year.
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