Aaron Bonderson
Reporter/Producer
Aaron Bonderson has worked at Nebraska Public Media since 2021, first as an intern, then as a Report for America reporter and now as a sports reporter. He covers sports stories with statewide and/or human interest. He's won multiple awards in his time at Nebraska Public Media. Aaron grew up in rural northeast Nebraska, graduating from Norfolk High School. He pronounces it “Nor-fork” but at least acknowledges people who say it differently. He is a graduate of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.
Recent News Stories
- Three finalists for Ed Commissioner have public interviews for the job
- Rural grocery stores are dying off. Here's what some communities are doing to save them
- Driver shortage leads to cuts in needed paratransit services
- Tragedy of the earthquakes in Turkey and Syria are brought home for Lincoln man
- Nebraska mosque helps with earthquake recovery in Turkey
- Many mid-sized cities in Nebraska are flourishing, some trying to repair stagnation
- Pillen to examine "usefulness and necessity" of state jobs
- In rural Nebraska, locally owned grocery stores fill a void with fresh produce and community spirit
- Listen: Nebraska Commissioner of Education reflects on 9 years as commissioner
- Matt Rhule introduces himself to Husker Nation: 'I want to build a team that's tough'
- Nebraska names Matt Rhule as new Huskers football head coach
- Pandemic effects hindering education, as Nebraska state testing scores drop in language & math
- Indian Center and city of Lincoln face off in court over jurisdiction dilemma
- Nebraskans elect 3 conservatives to the state Board of Education in midterms
- Birds and pheasants can rest easy. Participation in hunting season is lower than usual this year
- In Nebraska’s largest Congressional District, economic worries are at the center of the midterm election discussion
- Board of Education candidates on the left and right have ideas on fixing teacher shortage
- Sex Ed, staffing problems define the Nebraska Board of Education elections
- Banner County's Smokey Fire grows to 3,700 acres, affecting air quality
- Listen: What's next for Husker football in the post-Frost era
- Listen: Outgoing Winnebago Hospital CEO reflects on progress made improving tribal health
- Housing to Healthcare: New Casinos Could Help Winnebago Reservation Grow
- Sights and Sounds from 156th Winnebago Homecoming Celebration
- Omaha Casino-Racetrack Breaks Ground; Could Open as Soon as Spring 2023
- School Lunches No Longer Free for All Students; Families Scramble 'We have to shift everything'