Kristyn Allen is a Morning Reporter for WBAY-TV, focusing on local news in Green Bay, Wisconsin. She has also had her work featured on WMTV NBC 15. Kristyn covers a range of topics including local events, community issues, and breaking news stories, keeping the people of Green Bay informed and engaged.
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Safe Shelter is transitioning to a substance abuse center to combat a leading cause of homelessness
The district is asking voters in November for $22 million to fund critical maintenance it says is needed.
The project includes resurfacing for a smoother ride, better water drainage, and other improvements.
There are stronger requirements for identifying and cleaning up lead paint dust in homes and child care facilities built before 1978.
Local fire departments urge you to be careful and keep escape routes -- doors and windows -- clear
Donald Trump's running mate will speak in Wausau and Racine.
Doctors say breast cancer is the most curable cancer if it's caught early.
We "fall back" an hour this weekend, which means an extra hour of sleep, but for kids it can be a tough adjustment.
The beautification project should bloom in time for the NFL Draft in April
The Coats for Kids event is expanded to two days this year to accommodate more families in need.
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