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The Salvation Army of Greater Green Bay says it raised more than $1 million.
After renting facilities for 14 years, BEAMING Ranch can expand its equine-assisted therapy.
Which of these 10 traditions would you give up?
With this much love and support from the community and beyond, the Hoffmann family feels the opportunities are endless to continue to give back and bring even more fun to the tree farm.
Accidentally exposing their pets to hazardous items can have potentially devastating effects.
These technologies can get you through the airport faster -- and ensure your luggage came with you.
It could be the start of a holiday tradition for one local business.
A young woman, who is a childhood cancer survivor, is using her passion for baking to bring Christmas cheer to the community.
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Fans lined up as early as 4 a.m. for quarterback Jordan Love's autograph.
A former choir boy himself, Gary Dusso's introduction to the antique Christmas-themed statues came from a run-in. Literally.
The Toys for Tots Campaign is on the clock, just over 24 hours remain for donations.
Yes, Wisconsin, there is a Santa Claus, and he lives in the generosity of every one of us.
The children's museum in Appleton plans a day of New Year-themed activities.
38% of people say the holidays cause increased stress, depression and anxiety, a local fire department found.
Fire departments want you to keep this in mind before heading to your local tree farm.
Revel in the sights and sounds of the seasons down Main Street!
The holiday season means it’s the giving season.
A De Pere family gave their tree to the Festival of Lights
This year's theme is "The North Pole," and the girl who suggested that theme will ride with Santa Claus.
The holiday shopping season is here, but Giving Tuesday is a day focusing on supporting nonprofit organizations.
TDS Metrocom is matching donations Monday, including Green Bay, the Fox Cities, Fond du Lac and Plymouth.
When small companies prosper, they create jobs, encourage local innovation, and contribute to a community’s unique character.
A survey finds 30% of small businesses don't have a website; 40% of those rely on social media platforms.
A number of light shows begin in De Pere, Green Bay, Harrison and Oshkosh.
We found shoppers outside a record store since 10 p.m. and outside a sporting goods store since 1:30 in the morning.
Some stores are holding special events and giving prizes to shoppers in addition to special sales.
Let’s be honest, the best part about Thanksgiving is the side dishes.
Some stores are open for Thanksgiving. Many, many more have special hours on Friday.
Find a meal Wednesday or Thursday and enjoy company as well as food.
Wednesday is the busiest travel day of the year, and in Wisconsin more people are hitting the road than ever.
Santa Claus was escorted by marching bands and lighted floats in the Midwest’s largest nighttime Christmas parade.
More than 5,000 people are expected to come through the airport Wednesday, about 37% more than last year.
Nearly a quarter of Americans are considering skipping Thanksgiving to avoid having to talk politics, according to a new Spruce survey.
The parade route, when to save a seat, and traffic information.
When small companies prosper, they create jobs, encourage local innovation, and contribute to a community's unique character.
The extra expenses and pressure of the holidays could make someone a prime target for identity theft or scams.
Students from Green Bay schools will sing carols and read essays about peace at the ceremony.
The vigil took place at Houdini Plaza in Appleton and featured speeches from community members and activists.
The Boys & Girls Clubs of the Fox Valley announced Wednesday it has received a $125,000 Matching Gift Challenge from three local families in the Fox Cities.
The blood drive is from 12 to 5 p.m. Wednesday at the fitness and aquatic center
The Salvation Army wants your help to fill Santa's sleigh -- or in this case, a truck -- to make Christmas brighter for local kids.
People coming to the parade are encouraged to bring canned goods with them.
Bedding and pillow donations allow Sleep in Heavenly Peace to focus on building beds.
The Salvation Army needs your help to make this red kettle season a success.