Christina Stella
Reporter/Producer
Christina Stella is a reporter and producer for Harvest Public Media – a collaboration of public media partners in the Midwest that tell stories about food, fuel and field – based in Lincoln, Nebraska. She has held that position since 2019. Christina is a graduate of Bryn Mawr College and previously worked as a line cook and taught media production in Philadelphia public schools for WHYY's education department.
Recent News Stories
- Lancaster County, UNL, UNO, and LPS Requiring Masks Indoors
- The Smell of Money: Mead, Nebraska's Fight For Its Future
- Nebraska Public Media Documentary Shares The Story of Troubled AltEn Ethanol Plant
- Seed Companies Announce Working Group for AltEn Contamination
- After Meatpacking Outbreaks, Questions Loom Around Protecting Workers in the Future
- At Town Hall, Mead Residents Voice Concerns Over AltEn Pollution
- Farmers on the Missouri River Sue the Army Corps of Engineers for Flood Damages
- Nebraska Scientists Team Up for 'Unprecedented' Study Into AltEn Pollution
- "We're Facing Uphill Battles": Researchers, Residents Urge More Testing After AltEn Pollution
- Spring Rains Complicate Concerns Around Ethanol Plant Pollution in Mead
- Despite Being Prioritized, Most Meatpackers Face Months-Long Wait for COVID-19 Vaccines
- Advocates Say Biden OSHA Order Could Lead to Stronger COVID-19 Protections for Meatpackers
- COVID-19 Vaccine Supplies Remain Limited, but Officials Say Nebraska Is on Track to Expand Access
- Why Even Corn Can Get a Bad Night of Sleep
- Midwest Hemp Is Still Getting Its Footing, but Growers Aren’t Giving Up Yet
- Congressman Adrian Smith Defends Decision to Object to 2020 Election Results
- While Meatpacking Workers Fear Speaking Out on COVID-19, Their Children Organize for Them
- Rowe Sanctuary Buys 84 Acres Along Platte River, Expanding Conservation Lands
- U.S. Commission on Civil Rights Holds Hearings on Native Mascots in Nebraska Schools
- Climate Data Shows Nebraska Drought Has Worsened, and a White Christmas Seems Unlikely
- Should Ethanol Go Back to Business as Usual After COVID-19?
- Amid Regional COVID-19 Surge, Doctors Say Now Is the Time to Protect Hospitals
- To Track Unfolding Drought, Climate Scientists Log Onto Social Media Platforms
- Rep. Don Bacon Holds on to 2nd District Seat in Tight Race
- After Change in COVID-19 Safety Plan, LPS Teachers and Union Process Frustration, Burnout