Good morning, Green Bay.

At Lambeau Field, the Packers unveiled the Sensory Activation Vehicle, a calm space featuring tactile wall panels and visuals that help families facing sensory challenges (autism, sensory overload, or PTSD).

Visitors can use the free, volunteer-staffed unit in the atrium for 10-15 minute de-escalation sessions.

Denmark residents celebrated the opening of a $5.5 million library and community center on Wednesday.

The renovated former school now houses a gym, meeting rooms, and a Brown County Library branch.

On Sept. 11, police closed Adams and Cherry streets downtown after responding to a suspicious package at Associated Bank that contained an American flag and a letter complaining about its condition; hazardous materials teams later confirmed there was no threat.

The 2026 UntitledTown Book and Author Festival begins today and runs through Sept.

27 with over 60 events at local venues. Residents can enjoy author talks and readings in Green Bay.

Oshkosh School District fired powerlifting coach Alex Del Vecchio after he criticized the school's handling of his son's bullying on social media.

Several parents and athletes noted that the powerlifting program — restarted in 2023 — may fold as a result.

A year after a clear backpack rule was applied following a student incident and firearm discovery, students at Green Bay schools share varied opinions on its safety benefits and downsides.

They say the policy has improved security today but has led to issues with bag durability and theft.

Sen. Tammy Baldwin held a virtual press conference ahead of the Packers home opener on Thursday to promote her For the Fans Act that would require one free local viewing option for sports fans.

She said streaming costs could exceed $1,400 a year, impacting businesses like local bars.

Hospital leaders broke ground at HSHS St. Mary's Hospital in Green Bay for a new six-story patient tower that will add 100 beds, quadruple the ICU + create new operating rooms.

The project is part of a $270 million investment in care that will be completed in 2028.

The Green Bay Packers lost their home opener on Thursday night at Lambeau Field to the Atlanta Falcons, 35-14, with fans booing in the second half (injured linemen Aaron Banks and Zach Bako-Bewele missed the game) and six penalties slowing play.