Kristyn Allen is a Morning Reporter at WBAY. With a passion for storytelling and community issues, she covers a diverse range of topics including health and wellness, education, and regional interests, while also exploring themes related to food and beverages. Kristyn has been featured in several outlets, including Wsaw-tv, WMTV NBC 15, and WEAU 13 News.
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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.
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.
Given her coverage of a wide range of topics including holidays and healthcare/pharmaceuticals with a specific emphasis on how it relates back to her local audience in Wisconsin/Green Bay area is key when pitching ideas for articles.
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By: Kristyn Allen
The school district has about a dozen pantries that could use extra funding.
Different community organizations offer help to families each Tuesday.
By: Kristyn Allen
Fine Arts Institute performances support Eats for East, which serves about 40 families
Ashwaubenon prepares for weekend influx as two concerts headline weekend of events.
Oshkosh North High School students are organizing and hosting Monday evening's dinner.
One of Wisconsin’s largest weekly markets kicks off 20-week season.
A dramatic pinwheel display to raise awareness represents hundreds of Wisconsin suicide deaths.
By: Kristyn Allen
The Pollinator Pocket Kit includes native Wisconsin plants and must be ordered by May 31.
Four local breweries are collecting aluminum tabs to raise money for families staying at Ronald McDonald House.
4 local breweries have been encouraging the community to save their tabs by participating in a friendly competition amongst themselves to see who can collect the most.
