Recent News Stories

• 80,000+ Nebraskans Have Filed for Unemployment in the Last Month
• "It Feels Like Every Day We Have a Lesser Chance of Controlling It": COVID-19 Hits Hall County Hard
• Thousands of Nebraskans Battle Diabetes
• Feeling Ill: COVID-19 or Just Allergies?
• COVID-19 Still Driving High Unemployment Insurance Filings in Nebraska
• Nebraska Education Commissioner Talks About COVID-19 Impacts on Teaching and Learning
• COVID-19 Peak Ahead, Smaller Peak Possible in Fall
• How Nebraska Is Handling Record Unemployment Claims, and Common Questions About Benefits
• How to Clean and Manage Surfaces to Avoid Coronavirus
• Scottsbluff Monument Honors Mexican-American Soldiers From Nebraska's Panhandle
• How an Ainsworth Teen Is Reviving the Story of Brothers Who Died in World War II
• Innovative UNMC, UNO Programs Improve Health Care in Different Ways
• “Thinking Differently” Helps Ord Thrive
• William, Luther and Cody
• A 1945 Tractor Connects the First and Last Homesteaders
• Sally Bard’s World War I Letters
• How "Laura’s" Chicago Trip Turned Into Sex Trafficking
• Helping people living in poverty eat healthier (and save money)
• How the Backpage shutdown impacted the commercial sex industry and trafficking
• What’s working, what’s still needed in Nebraska’s fight against human trafficking
• Nebraska DACA Recipients Watch Courts and Congress
• Why more Nebraskans are registering non-partisan, and how this impacts Nebraska politics
• Canadian Official on NAFTA and Trading with Nebraska
• "A large black cloud appeared to be coming our way": the deadly 1933 Tryon Tornado
• Annual count shows homelessness decline in Lincoln