Nina Sparano
NBC26 News
Green Bay, WI, United States
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Beer vendor's passion for Packers exceeds 50 years
A Packers dream job, we caught up with Mike Valentyne, who's been in the south end zone for every game for the last 51 years, watching the Packers and selling beer. → Read More
Judge Jennifer Dorow on her possible run for State Supreme Court
What's next for Judge Jennifer Dorow? We go one-on-one as she answers questions about a possible run for Wisconsin Supreme Court and her secret to patience in the courtroom → Read More
Get to know Mac, our newest NBC 26 Today anchor
Get to know MacLeod Hageman. Nina Sparano takes Mac out to lunch in downtown Green Bay for a little Q&A, and Mac's most embarrassing TV moment. → Read More
Why 60% of eligible voters may skip the midterm elections
40% of eligible voters are expected to turn out for the midterm elections. NBC 26 asked several non-voters why they're exercising their right not to vote on election day. → Read More
Lt. Gov. Barnes on past Twitter statements: 'A lot of things are sarcastic, whatever the case may be'
As voters weigh the issues both candidates' reputations and credibility are under the microscope. We sat down for an exclusive interview with Senate candidate, Lt. Governor Mandela Barnes. → Read More
1-on-1 with Sen. Ron Johnson discussing issues facing Wisconsin voters: inflation, violence, gun laws
The face-off in the race for senator is coming down to the wire. Senator Ron Johnson goes on the record with some of the most talked about issues facing our nation and Wisconsin voters. → Read More
Local kids lack access to books they need to become successful readers
"Every little bit helps." Studies show the ability to read can help lift children out of poverty. How you can help the Elementary students in Omro. → Read More
Lambeau Upgrades: faster ticket scanners, grab-and-go concessions
Lambeau Field Upgrades: First look at the faster ticket scanners and new grab-and-go food and beverage market → Read More
One person killed in officer-involved shooting in Oconto County
One person killed in officer-involved shooting in Oconto County → Read More
Curling siblings Becca and Matt Hamilton talk about the rivalry that's motivated them to the top
Wisconsin curling siblings, Matt and Becca Hamilton begin their Winter Olympic Journey today. → Read More
Olympic biathlete Deedra Irwin and family react to her historic Olympic finish
Olympic biathlete Deedra Irwin and family react to her historic Olympic finish → Read More
Rural communities left out of broadband boom in Wisconsin
Rural communities left out of broadband boom in Wisconsin → Read More
Afghan refugee shares story of survival and success in Green Bay
An Afghan refugee shared his story of escaping terror in his home country and building success in Green Bay. → Read More
The road to immigration: Wisconsin Afghan evacuees bogged down by red tape
After escaping violence in Afghanistan, thousands of Afghan evacuees continue to resettle at Fort McCoy. → Read More
"If You Give A Child A Book..." campaign can help fill learning gaps caused by the pandemic
"If You Give A Child A Book..." campaign can help fill learning gaps caused by the pandemic → Read More
J1 visa shortage is slowing down business in Door County
J1 visa shortage is slowing down business in Door County → Read More
Fire crews battle large fire at Whiting Mill in Menasha
Fire crews battle large fire at Whiting Mill in Menasha → Read More
More than 250 local Kimberly-Clark jobs move to Chicago
Today, Kimberly -Clark has announced that its Neenah campus will move more than 250 positions in sales, marketing, executive management, and other commercial functions to Chicago. According to Kimberly-Clark officials, more than 2,500 positions will remain in Wisconsin. → Read More
DNA technology could help close two unsolved infant deaths from 1970 in Neenah and Two Rivers
DNA technology could help close two unsolved infant deaths from 1970 in Neenah and Two Rivers → Read More
Green Bay Area Public School District returns to in-person learning on March 1
According to the district, 3K to 5th grade students will return four days a week starting March 1. Those students will attend class Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday. → Read More