Police in Green Bay oppose plan to operate pedal pubs in the city

GREEN BAY — Police in Green Bay oppose a plan by a business owner to operate pedal pubs in the city.The rolling minibars are already in operation in Madison, Milwaukee and some other Wisconsin cities.State law allows pedal passengers to consume a maximum 36 ounces of beer on the 12-person, four-wheeled vehicles.

Donald Trump agrees to town hall in Green Bay, Wednesday March 30

GREEN BAY — MSNBC has announced that it will host a town hall with Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump on Wednesday in Green Bay.MSNBC says Trump will take questions from Chris Matthews and voters during the event, which will be broadcast live.The Green Bay Press Gazette Media reports Trump is also scheduled to appear at a Janseville rally on Tuesday afternoon and at a CNN town hall in Milwaukee that evening.Trump will be the second Republican presidential candidate to visit the Green Bay area before the April 5 Wisconsin primary.Sen.

Video captures crash and shows dangers of tailgating (and brake-checking)

LITTLE CHUTE - Police are investigating a crash that was captured via a vehicle's dashboard camera and posted to YouTube.The video shows an SUV closely following a car on I-41 near Green Bay on Thursday morning, March 10th, according to WBAY.Just seconds later, the driver of the car suddenly hits the brakes, causing the SUV to lose control and crash into the median.Police say the driver who crashed into the median was cited, and the driver who tapped the brakes hasn't been identified.Police did not say if that driver will face charges.

Green Bay headed to NCAA Tournament for first time since 1996 after win over Wright State

DETROIT — Jordan Fouse scored 16 points, and Green Bay wrapped up a spot in the NCAA Tournament for the first time since 1996 by beating Wright State 78-69 on Tuesday night, March 8th in the Horizon League title game.Charles Cooper added 15 points for the Phoenix, who jumped out to a double-digit lead and never let the Raiders control the pace.

Green Bay beats Milwaukee Panthers 70-61 in Horizon tournament

DETROIT  — Carrington Love scored 16 points including four in a 12-0 run that lifted fourth-seeded Green Bay to a 70-61 victory over No. 5 seed Milwaukee in the second round of the Horizon League tournament on Sunday, March 6th.The Phoenix (21-12) will take on top-seeded Valparaiso on Monday in the semifinals.Trailing by six after Milwaukee's Jordan Johnson scored five consecutive points, the Phoenix used 3-pointers to start and end the run that put Green Bay ahead 58-52 with four minutes to go.Matt Tiby hit a 3-pointer to get the Panthers (20-13) within three with 2:10 left but Green Bay the scored the next six points on free throws to lead by nine with 49 seconds remaining.Green Bay led 31-25 at halftime before giving up the lead with 11 minutes left.Jordan Fouse scored 15 points with eight rebounds for the Phoenix.

"Legend of the Lucky Llama:" Green Bay mayor lets llama loose on New Year's Eve

GREEN BAY — QUITE the sight in Green Bay on New Year's eve -- as Green Bay's mayor had a llama wear a sash and march across a bridge.The Green Bay Press Gazette reports (http://gbpg.net/1ONl7f7) that Mayor Jim Schmitt recently explained his newly concocted myth — the "Legend of the Lucky Llama."He says all who would see the creature walk across the Ray Nitschke Memorial Bridge on December 31st would receive blessings and good fortune.The llama crossed the bridge before a fireworks show over the Fox River.Schmitt hopes his llama legend catches on and becomes a tradition.The city promoted the plan as #luckyllama on Twitter.

Lawmaker proposes plan for excess Lambeau Field tax revenue

GREEN BAY — A plan to return excess revenue from a 15-year sales tax to renovate and maintain Lambeau Field could be a windfall for Brown County's cities, villages and towns.An estimated $17.6 million could be left over after the county's half-percent stadium sales tax ends on Sept. 30.

"History is sprinkled within the space:" 1919 Kitchen & Tap opens for business inside Lambeau Field

GREEN BAY -- A new dining experience at Lambeau and it's being touted as a restaurant like no other in Green Bay.1919 Kitchen & Tap officially opens with a snip of the ribbon in Lambeau Field's atrium -- and with that, the restaurant is officially open."I think it's a real credit to the Packers that they've tried to make everything special," said John Butitta, restaurant patron.That's basically what Green Bay Packers President and CEO Mark Murphy said."I think when you see the restaurant you'll see that we created something that's very unique.

250-300 people kicked out of Kenny Chesney concert at Lambeau Field

GREEN BAY — Police say as many as 300 people were kicked out of country music stars Kenny Chesney and Jason Aldean's concert at Lambeau Field in Wisconsin.Between 250 and 300 people were tossed from Saturday's concert, compared to the average of 25 ejections during Green Bay Packers' games last season.Green Bay Capt.

More than two inches of rain has led to street flooding in Appleton, Green Bay

APPLETON — Heavy rains have caused street flooding in Appleton.City Engineer Ross Buetow tells Post-Crescent Media (http://post.cr/1BiMfSM ) that drivers should stay off the roads until conditions improve.Appleton's Department of Public Works and local law enforcement agencies have been overwhelmed with callers reporting flooded streets.Flooded roads are reported in the City of Appleton, Grand Chute and other cities in Outagamie County.

Fire displaces about 70 tenants in Green Bay

GREEN BAY,  (AP) — Fire at an apartment complex in Green Bay has displaced about 70 people.Authorities say all residents of the Sand and Sun apartments evacuated safely when fire broke out about 2:30 a.m. Tuesday.

"Reeling" in some smiles! Special Olympians go fishing in 7,800 trout tank

GREEN BAY (WITI) -- Some families "reeled" in smiles Sunday, March 22nd at the annual Special Olympics fishing event in Green Bay.There were plenty of fish in a 7,800 gallon trout tank for Special Olympians to catch.Participants got their photo taken and a few fish to bring home.Organizers say it's the kids that keep them coming back year after year."If you see the smiles that the kids do, I mean, that says it all right there.