Theodore Ball
On Air Host/Multimedia Reporter/Producer
Theodore Ball was born and raised in Nebraska. He joined Nebraska Public Media as an intern reporter in June 2025 and later joined the radio team as an On-Air Host/Multimedia Reporter/Producer in August 2026. He graduated from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln in the spring of 2026. Outside of the newsroom, he enjoys listening to his favorite music and cheering for the Huskers with more hope than previous seasons usually justify.
Recent News Stories
- First District Rep. Mike Flood fields questions about medical marijuana, immigration and the Epstein files at town hall
- UNL scientists receive $4 million grant to develop vaccine against high-risk flu strains
- Southeast Nebraska communities assess damage following storms
- Nebraska’s Gen Z candidates received fewer votes than their competition in primary election
- Backemeyer to face Flood in Nebraska's 1st District
- Medical Cannabis Commission clears path for cultivator inspections, but advocates warn delays continue
- Some NU graduates will get a blank diploma due to software outage
- Omaha nonprofit launches immigration law program for students after UNL clinic closure
- Warm spring means early arrival, longer season for Nebraska cattle pest
- University of Nebraska-Lincoln researchers develop vaccine for bird flu
- Nebraska nonprofits mail voter-rights information to county jails
- Nebraska DHHS releases cancer registry dashboard
- Early voting opens for Nebraska's May 12 primary
- ASUN presidential candidate, who was convicted of a DUI, wins election
- Gen Z candidates in Nebraska using social media to connect with younger voters
- Columbus teen dies from flu-related complications amid 'fairly severe' Nebraska flu season
- Nationwide ‘No Kings’ protest returns for third wave in Nebraska
- Already struggling, Nebraska farmers face war-fueled cost spikes
- Nebraska veteran becomes oldest organ donor in U.S. history at 100 years old
- Cattlemen president says U.S. should remain vigilant on screwworm threat as summer approaches
- Nebraska hunger relief, homeless service providers report rising demand
- Lied Center announces $35 million expansion project
- Police issue six citations after hit-and-run at Fremont protest
- Chair of Nebraska Medical Cannabis Commission resigning
- Police locate driver in hit‑and‑run at Fremont protest