Nina Sparano

6 days ago | tmj4.com | Nina Sparano |Tony Aria

GREEN BAY (NBC 26) — With just days to go until the NFL Draft comes to Green Bay, one question remains: will the city see the large crowds many expected? As the event draws nearer, many are noticing that rentals and hotels are not filling up as anticipated. When Green Bay landed the draft, excitement was high. Homeowners listed rentals for as much as $12,000 a night. But now, many of these properties remain available.

1 week ago | nbc26.com | Nina Sparano

GREEN BAY (NBC 26) — With just days to go until the NFL Draft comes to Green Bay, one question remains: will the city see the large crowds many expected? As the event draws nearer, many are noticing that rentals and hotels are not filling up as anticipated. When Green Bay landed the draft, excitement was high. Homeowners listed rentals for as much as $12,000 a night. But now, many of these properties remain available.

1 week ago | tmj4.com | Nina Sparano |Tony Aria

GREEN BAY (NBC 26) — With just days to go before the NFL Draft descends on Green Bay, local and state officials are calling on the state legislature to approve a $1.25 million funding package to help cover public safety costs during the massive, multi-day event. At a press conference on Monday at the Brown County Sheriff’s Office, leaders from across the region highlighted the importance of state financial support to ensure the cost doesn’t fall solely on local taxpayers.

1 week ago | nbc26.com | Nina Sparano

GREEN BAY (NBC 26) — With just 10 days to go before the NFL Draft descends on Green Bay, local and state officials are calling on the state legislature to approve a $1.25 million funding package to help cover public safety costs during the massive, multi-day event. At a press conference on Monday at the Brown County Sheriff’s Office, leaders from across the region highlighted the importance of state financial support to ensure the cost doesn’t fall solely on local taxpayers.

1 week ago | tmj4.com | Nina Sparano |Tony Aria

GREEN BAY (NBC 26) — Groceries, gas, bills, it all adds up fast. And with talk of a possible recession swirling, many are asking: Is it too late to get my budget in order? Financial advisor Ryan Freitag, with Edward Jones in Green Bay, says it’s not. Watch: 5 smart moves to recession-proof your wallet right now: 5 smart moves to recession-proof your wallet right now “It's never too late to prepare for a recession or a difficult economy,” said Freitag, of Edward Jones in Green Bay.