Jeremy Wall

1 week ago | wbay.com | Jeremy Wall

BLACK WOLF, Wis. (WBAY) - Winnebago County health officials are urging swimmers in Lake Winnebago to pay close attention to the water. Some swimmers say they’re experiencing swimmer’s leg. A man and his family went swimming in the water near Streitch Lane recently. After dealing with itching on his legs he says he won’t be swimming in that section of Lake Winnebago anytime soon. Jake Vande Voort was swimming in the lake last weekend. After enjoying a day on the lake, he began scratching his legs.

1 week ago | wbay.com | Jeremy Wall

OSHKOSH, Wis. (WBAY) - People in Oshkosh are paying more in property taxes than they should, and that could continue after efforts to address the issue in Madison failed. The Oshkosh Common Council passed a resolution that asked the state legislature to fully fund the Municipal Services Payment program, which hasn’t been fully funded since 1981, and the Joint Finance Committee took up a motion about it as well.

1 week ago | wbay.com | Jeremy Wall

GREEN BAY, Wis. (WBAY) - Green Bay City officials are warning people about a phishing scam going around. The scam targets people who might want to apply for a city permit. So far, three people have been impacted, including somebody, from Monday night. That person received an email as they were going through the board of appeals. The city says they were first notified about the scam back in April. A person went through the city’s protection and policy committee as a property owner.

1 week ago | wbay.com | Jeremy Wall

GREEN BAY, Wis. (WBAY) - On Monday, Senator Tammy Baldwin and State Representative David Steffen both condemned the Minnesota attacks. “This has been incredibly shocking. State legislators being targeted in this fashion, I’ve never seen or heard anything like it, and it’s very troubling,” Representative David Steffan (R) of Howard said. State Representative David Steffen said he’s disgusted by the attacks over the weekend in Minnesota.

2 weeks ago | wbay.com | Jeremy Wall

GREEN BAY, Wis. (WBAY) - Local leaders are expressing concerns Tuesday about clean energy tax credits found in the federal budget reconciliation bill. That bill is currently being considered by the Senate after passing the House late last month. If the bill passes the Senate, and President Trump signs it, many green energy tax credits in the Inflation Reduction Act would be eliminated or reduced.