Tyler Job
NBC26 News
Green Bay, WI, United States
Contact Tyler
Discover and connect with journalists and influencers around the world, save time on email research, monitor the news, and more.
| Recent: |
|
| Past: |
|
Past articles by Tyler:
Green Bay alderman and two law firms requested City Hall surveillance footage
NBC 26 has learned through an open records request that two Green Bay law offices and an alderman requested footage from the surveillance for the dates of April 5 and Nov. 8 of last year. → Read More
GB Fire Department offering free blood pressure checks on Valentine's Day
In recognition of American Heart Month, the Green Bay Metro Fire Department is offering free blood pressure checks on Valentine's Day. → Read More
Green Bay Police: Crossing guards needed immediately
Green Bay Police say there is an immediate need for crossing guards in the city. The police department made a post on Facebook encouraging people to apply. → Read More
City of Green Bay in discussion of building a new police headquarters
The City of Green Bay is in discussion of possibly building a new police headquarters. Parts of the current police station are beginning to show their age, both inside and out. → Read More
City of Green Bay sees decrease in shots fired cases in 2022 compared to 2021
The police department says there were 61 recorded shots fired cases compared to 82 in 2021, a 25.6 percent decrease. → Read More
Retiring Green Bay Fire Chief David Litton: 'I never felt like I was coming to work'
Having a job is a great accomplishment, but being in a career for so long shows true passion. Green Bay Fire Chief and longtime firefighter David Litton is retiring. → Read More
Gifts For Teens parades, shopping, and gift distribution returning to Green Bay
It's the holiday season, which is also the season of giving. This year, NBC 26 is once again partnering with the Green Bay Metro Fire Department for the Gifts For Teens program. → Read More
Green Bay Metro Fire Department hanging holiday wreaths for fire awareness
The Green Bay Metro Fire Department is hanging holiday wreaths on all of its fire stations to raise pubic awareness about residential fires this time of year. → Read More
Voters approve Green Bay Area Public School District's $92.6 million referendum
An overwhelming majority of people voted to approve the Green Bay Area Public School District's $92.6 million referendum during the Nov. 8 midterms. → Read More
Green Bay school buses practicing evacuation plans during Bus Safety Week
All buses in the Green Bay Area Public School District will be conducting emergency evacuations in recognition of National Bus Safety Week this week, district officials say. → Read More
Tim Michels receives endorsement during farm tour in Fond du Lac
Tim Michels, the Republican gubernatorial nominee running against Governor Tony Evers, has another endorsement. → Read More
What's happening in Green Bay this weekend, September 16-18
Packers home opener vs. Bears, Washington Street block party tailgate, and Luke Combs concerts at Resch Center among weekend events in Green Bay. → Read More
Green Bay Common Council sets aside ARPA request for new fire station, approves proposals to upgrade Bay Beach
The city of Green Bay was given more than $23.5 million in COVID relief money. Tuesday night, city alders held a special meeting on where they think that money should go. → Read More
Green Bay online school expanding to sixth graders for upcoming academic year
School principal Adam Gloudemans says students saw growth in education at the online school, and wanted to add opportunities for sixth graders. → Read More
Baby died after semi tractor-trailer crashed into home near Oshkosh
Authorities say a semi tractor-trailer crashed into an occupied residence on Green Valley Road near Oshkosh Monday evening → Read More
New Green Bay Diocese policy requires use of pronouns, bathrooms according to an individual's biological sex
The Diocese of Green Bay is implementing a new policy where people must abide to their biological sex throughout its schools, including pronouns, in bathrooms, locker rooms, and athletics → Read More
Green Bay police explain why incidents involving fake guns are rising
Green Bay Police are dealing with an increasing number of incidents involving fake guns. Officers have investigated two situations with fake guns in the last week → Read More
What Wisconsin absentee voters should know following drop box ruling
The Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled Friday that unmanned absentee ballot drop boxes are illegal. However, there still are ways absentee voters can cast their ballots. → Read More
Fire over the Fox goes on despite soggy holiday weather
The rainy holiday weather did not prevent people from having some fun during Green Bay's Fire over the Fox event Monday. → Read More