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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Green Bay, Wisconsin, United States (Local)
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.
If you are reaching out to Kristyn, consider providing information about upcoming local events, human interest stories related to health and wellbeing or family life in the Green Bay area, updates on important government announcements that affect the community, or any seasonal activities. Additionally, if there are any significant recalls or safety alerts relevant to her geographic focus she may be interested in covering those stories too.
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GREEN BAY, Wis. (WBAY) - Earth Day is less than a week away, on April 22. This year’s theme is “Planet versus Plastics,” an initiative to get people to reduce their use of plastics.
Recovery180 could be a game changer for people struggling with addiction APPLETON, Wis. (WBAY) - A new app is bringing resources to people struggling with addiction.
The DNR says fire crews responded to 122 wildfires in the past week. The leading cause is burning brush and yard waste.
The maximum security prison opened in 1898. Replacing it has the support of bipartisan lawmakers and former prisoners and staff.
Planning is well underway for what we could see when the NFL Draft comes to our storied football city. Find out when we'll start hearing those plans.
They're working with health officials to discuss best practices and overcome challenges
Every pack of diapers will stay in the community where you donated them April 12 to April 30.
By: Kristyn Allen
A resource fair in Green Bay this weekend can help people struggling with their mental health -- and everyone is welcome.
Free, fresh fruit is coming to the area thanks to an initiative to increase access to healthy food.
Students at Green Bay Preble High School are coming together to raise awareness of mental health and support each other with any issues they may be facing.
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