Good morning, Green Bay.

Packers and Sargento join forces for the 24th season of Touchdowns for Hunger, pledging to donate $2,000 per touchdown during the regular season to help feed families.

Donations will be split between Hunger Task Force (in Milwaukee) and Paul’s Pantry (in Green Bay).

Terry Lemerond, founder of Terry Naturally and pioneer in natural health, died on Sept.

8. He started his career in a small health food store & built companies that brought botanical science to everyday wellness.

WisDOT announced 42 EV charging stations will be built statewide, including six in Northeast Wisconsin, thanks to a $25 million federal grant from the National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure program—targeting key highway corridors.

The expansion supports more than 43,200 EVs and travelers on major routes.

Six new EV charging stations are planned for Northeast Wisconsin using a $25 million federal grant; the project will add 42 stations statewide to support electric vehicle drivers along major highways & interstates.

City staff reallocated a $2.4M EPA grant that initially funded a wildlife viewing platform, instead expanding the Bay Beach shoreline trail from 950 to 3,700 linear feet — the parks committee will review the updated plan today and the city council will vote at its next meeting.

The city approved funding for a $32-million public-private project to build a new Metro Fire headquarters and 85 affordable apartments at 420 S.

Broadway, with construction starting this fall and completion set for 2028.

All Elite Wrestling Collision will be at the Resch Center on Saturday, Nov.

21 at 6:30 p.m. Ticket sales open Monday, Sept. 14 at ReschCenter.com, by phone (920.494.3401) or at the TicketStar box office.

Packers fans gathered at noon on Labor Day at 1177 Shadow Lane near Lambeau Field.

Hosted by the Harrsch family — longtime keepers of this tradition — the event marked the unofficial kickoff of the season.

The state DNR announced Wisconsin’s archery and crossbow deer hunting season will begin on Saturday, Sept.

12 and run until Sunday, Jan. 3 in most areas (extended through Jan. 31 in select zones), and hunters should check updated Deer Management Unit maps when buying licenses.