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Pittsburgh girl who bleeds black and gold. News reporter at Fox 11. Wife and mom who loves a good cocktail.
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Interactive art exhibit encourages people to be intentional with screentime

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By Emily Matesic Verified
| WLUK-TV (Green Bay, WI) Verified
Interactive art exhibit encourages people to be intentional with screentime The Women's Fund of Oshkosh has an interactive art exhibit on display at the Oshkosh Public Library and the Boy's and Girl's Club. The exhibit is meant to encourage people to examine their screentime and help them be more intentional with their device use. July 16, 2026. (WLUK)
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Daylight Saving Time one step closer to being permanent, WI lawmakers support change

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By Emily Matesic Verified
| WLUK-TV (Green Bay, WI) Verified
GREEN BAY (WLUK) - Could the debate over Standard versus Daylight Saving Time soon be over? The House approved a measure to eliminate switching the clocks back and forth, and just continue living in daylight saving time. The Sunshine Protection Act bill would make Daylight Saving Time permanent across the United States, meaning the clocks wouldn't change come fall.
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Updated lessons, focusing on trends, leads conversation at D.A.R.E. conference

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By Emily Matesic Verified
| WLUK-TV (Green Bay, WI) Verified
ASHWAUBENON (WLUK) - Decades after D.A.R.E., a program aimed at preventing drug use and violent behavior, was first introduced, it's still being taught. In fact, more than 60 law enforcement agencies across the state and the UP continue to work with youth. Dozens of DARE officers from across the state and Michigan's UP are in Ashwaubenon this week for DARE's annual convention. "DARE's been around everybody knows they think oh DARE, drug abuse resistance education.
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