Jackie Ourada
All Things Considered Host
Jackie Ourada hosts All Things Considered from 4-7 p.m. Central on Nebraska Public Media. She has reported on topics including health, agriculture and government. Ourada previously served as a Public Information Officer for the Nebraska Secretary of State's Office, where she helped educate voters on election security and voter ID laws. Ourada has reported for other Nebraska newsrooms, including KETV and KFOR. Jackie is a native of Crete, Nebraska, and a graduate of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.
Recent News Stories
- Ricketts ready to 'get on board' with Donald Trump's agenda, including DOGE
- Lincoln voters to likely decide whether city continues street-improvement sales tax
- Winter storm to dump up to a foot of snow, bring ‘coldest air of the season’ so far
- COVID-19 causes serious health problems during pregnancy, new data review finds
- Keystone Pipeline leaks oil into Kansas creek south of Steele City terminal
- Amid 'Tripledemic,' Nebraska hospitals working with Midwest centers to find open beds for kids
- Nebraska Board of Regents approve 3% raise to room and board fees
- Nebraska names Matt Rhule as new Huskers football head coach
- Elkhorn man receives civilian heroism honor for fiery car crash rescue
- Counterterrorism experts: Threats to election security won’t subside after ballots are cast
- Irrigation systems ‘couldn’t keep up.’ 2022 Drought dealt supply problems for water managers
- New commercial partnerships with Nebraska airports could take off, if approved by voters
- Hospitals could slash services amid rising labor, supply costs
- Mitch McConnell says he wants Ricketts to replace Sasse if the senator leaves
- Bovee wildfire forces evacuations near Nebraska National Forest
- Harassment, low morale and heavy caseloads: Report details challenges facing LPD
- "Our people made it:" Otoe-Missouria descendants welcomed back to Nebraska, 200 years after being forced out
- City of Lincoln sues to keep housing project moving forward, despite Indigenous opposition
- Railway strike averted, but Farm Bureau says staffing shortages on rail lines continue to hurt Nebraska ag
- 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
- Voter ID, minimum wage petitions qualify for general election ballots
- Listen: Bryan Health's chief medical officer says Nebraska hospitals still seeing high number of patients
- Huskers win big with NIL deals, and we’re not talking about the guys
- World-Renowned Virtual Reality Art Exhibit Showcases Harrowing Immigration Experience