Good morning, Green Bay.

Green Bay Parks, Recreation and Forestry hosted its second annual Pooches at the Pool at Joannes Aquatic Center on Saturday, Aug.

29 — attendance more than doubled last year as dogs swam in light rain showers.

Hundreds of kids tested their football skills on Saturday at the inaugural Emplify Health Community Combine at Titletown (including a 40-yard dash and vertical jump) as they completed the health and wellness stations and earned commemorative medals.

A resource tent that aided tornado recovery will move from Carrie Lane’s home to the Elisha D.

Smith Menasha Public Library next week and begin operations just after Labor Day. Officials plan to find a permanent space once the temporary setup ends.

Wisconsin is offering tax credits to film productions spending over $50,000 to help boost local business and establish the state as a filmmaking hub; officials say the program will attract productions like 'Mis Undead Quince' and track economic benefits (local vendors and hotels benefit).

A recent report from Feeding America shows that one in eight people statewide, including one in five children, face food insecurity due to rising living costs.

Local food banks (serving our region) report a doubling in demand over the past four years.