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- 1Veteran urges changes after Green Bay VA halts mental health drug▼Veteran calls for changes after Green Bay VA stops offering mental health drug
A veteran is calling for policy changes after the Green Bay VA medical facility stopped offering a mental health medication, according to Wisconsin station WBAY. The report has drawn attention to how veterans relying on that treatment will manage their care, and whether the clinic will reconsider its decision.
- 2Green Bay native and former Facebook worker publishes book on tech and democracy▼Green Bay native who worked at Facebook releases book on technology and democracy
A writer from Green Bay, Wisconsin, who previously worked at Facebook, has released a new book examining the relationship between technology and democracy. Local outlet WBAY reported the publication, highlighting the author's hometown roots and insider experience at one of the world's largest social media companies. The book adds to a growing genre of firsthand accounts from former tech employees weighing in on how digital platforms affect democratic life.
- 3Oshkosh police urge parents to monitor kids' online gaming▼Oshkosh police urge parents to stay involved in kids’ online gaming safety
Oshkosh police are asking parents to stay actively involved in their children's online gaming habits. The department says parental oversight of who kids talk to and what they share while gaming is an important part of keeping them safe online. Local outlet WBAY reported the advisory, which encourages ongoing conversations between parents and children about gaming interactions.
- 4Marine veteran's coffee business gives back to fellow veterans▼Marine veteran’s coffee business gives back to those who served
A Marine veteran is running a coffee business that donates proceeds and support to fellow veterans, according to a local news report from WBAY. The story highlights how the entrepreneur combines military experience with entrepreneurship to serve those who served, drawing attention to veteran-owned businesses and the causes they support.
- 5Marine veteran's coffee business gives back to fellow veterans●Marine veteran's coffee business gives back to those who served
A Marine veteran is running a coffee business that gives back to those who have served in the military. The story, reported by WBAY, highlights how the company supports the veteran community through its work. The report has drawn attention for its focus on veteran entrepreneurship and charitable giving.