GREEN BAY (WFRV) Reliable communications are vital for emergency services to respond to severe weather.
Such efforts are aided by amateur radio operators, or “hams” as they’re called.
Local Five’s Terry Kovarik spoke with a local pastor who has used his hobby to help authorities following a tornado.
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