Natalie Eilbert

The new law is an effort that many have been pushing for since Wisconsin recognized marriage and family therapists more than 50 years ago.

In concert with Mental Health Awareness Month, Brown County Coalition for Suicide Prevention brings mission to the Neville Public Museum

‘Even if it’s declining, that’s a good sign, but it’s still too high,’ county executive says

Many women take on a greater share of household responsibilities even if they’re primary earners. It’s hurting their careers — and their mental health

It’s one thing to list data points, but it’s another thing entirely to talk to kids about how they’re doing.

Wisconsin is far behind a number of other states when it comes to adequate behavioral health treatment services for the elderly.

Dylan Abraham, son of a NAMI founder, has lived with schizophrenia for years. Now 68, he's facing a health system that lacks training for his needs.

More than 4,000 racers from 45 states and 10 countries registered for the final Cellcom Green Bay Marathon

Anyone with information about this case is encouraged to call Green Bay Police at 920-448-3200.

In the shadow of a deadly school shooting and an alder's suicide, Evers' State of the State focuses on early interventions and stronger gun laws