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Local Ukrainians living in Wisconsin connected with family, prayed and called U.S. elected officials, hoping Americans will do more to help.

Local Ukrainians living in Wisconsin connected with family, prayed and called U.S. elected officials, hoping Americans will do more to help.

Local Ukrainians living in Wisconsin connected with family, prayed and called U.S. elected officials, hoping Americans will do more to help.

By Natalie Eilbert, Green Bay Press-Gazette   Evelyn Gonzalez, 3, hopped on her dads lap as her parents were interviewed for this story, giggling in her favorite yellow pants as ...

Natalie Eilbert and Duke Behnke USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin  Long Vue remembers eggs being splattered over his parents’ car after he and his family arrived in Kaukauna, Wisconsin in 1980. He recalls the vitriolic shouts from white residents telling them to go back to their homeland.  There was no homeland to return to for Hmong refugees. Vue’s family fled Laos after...

The region's Hispanic, Black, Asian and Indigenous communities boomed over the past decade

By Natalie Eilbert, Green Bay Press-Gazette and Duke Behnke, The Post-Crescent   Long Vue remembers eggs being splattered over his parents car after he and his family arrived in Kaukauna, ...

The first ever Community Impact Report is designed to show the results of journalists work in the community and across the state.

Green Bays paper towel flag was a city icon in the 1970s. Natalie Eilbert investigates the original creator behind the flag.

The first ever Community Impact Report is designed to show the results of journalists work in the community and across the state.