Nebraska Lawmakers gathered for a hearing February 24th, 2025 to discuss legislative bill 691. If the bill is passed into law it would require all schools in Nebraska to display the Ten Commandments. The bill is modeled after a recent Louisiana bill that was passed into law. Supporters like Senator Dave Murman argue the commandments are important t…

As President Donald Trump and the Department of Government EfficienAs President Donald Trump and the Department of Government Efficiency impose federal funding cuts towards resettlement efforts, Lutheran Family Services and Catholic Social Services in Lincoln are risking their ability to provide necessary resources such as housing, employment assis…

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THE UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA–LINCOLN’S FOOD PROCESSING CENTER IS THE OLDEST IN AMERICA AND A 41-YEAR-OLD INNOVATION AND RESEARCH SUCCESS STORY. CLICK THIS LINK TO HEAR MADDIE HANSEN EXPLAIN HOW THE U-N-L LAB TAKES FOOD PRODUCTS FROM RECIPE DRAWING BOARDS TO COMMERCIAL SUCCESS.저자 Nebraska News Service

Officials and referees are a crucial component of athletics. Without them, there are no sports. Over the last handful of years, there has been a rise in assaults against sports officials from unruly parents, coaches and fans. Nebraska State Senator Bob Andersen is trying to deter individuals from committing these types of assaults with LB657, also …

Nebraska lawmakers held a public hearing on February 7th, 2025 regarding Legislative Bill 89, known as the 'Stand with Women Act.' The bill aims to mandate public restrooms be designated based on biological sex and regulate transgender participation in athletics. Supporters, including Governor Jim Pillen, say it's about fairness and safety, and opp…

The Lincoln Public Schools’ Science Focus Program is bridging the gap between classroom learning and real-world application through a new partnership with the Lincoln Children’s Zoo, and the Lower Platte South Natural Resources District. High school students in the program are teaching second grade on field trips to the zoo about native species in …

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Friday afternoon the Committee for Government, Military and Veteran Affairs met to discuss two opposing bills that share a common goal of ending daylight saving time. The two bills disagree on whether to keep Nebraska in Daylight Standard Time, or Standard Time Voices from golfers, parents of student athletes, someone on scheduled medication, and s…

Nebraska Crossing Mall is developing a new expansion worth around a total of 3.2 billion dollars. Residents of Grenta like Ben Morse can expect a multitude of sports complexes, name-brand shopping outlets, and a brand-new entertainment district. Find out what the residents have to think about what the mall has to offer.…

Pinnacle Bank Arena in partnership with the University of Nebraska and the City of Lincoln is putting together a bid for the NCAA Men's Basketball tournament in the 2027-2028 season. General Manager Tim Savona tells all on how PBA is the right venue for such a big event.저자 Nebraska News Service

Ruth Lunquist talking to customers about the method to grow organic crops. She has been in charge of the farm for the past 30 years and is knowledgeable about the needs of organic crops. Photo taken by Layla Omari May, 5. 2024.저자 Nebraska News Service

Bill Hooks tells his story from North Carolina to Lincoln, how he got started in the business world, and all of a sudden a career in radio.저자 Nebraska News Service

Bob Marlette, a music producer from Lincoln, Nebraska, has created a successful career for himself in music production. In the studio, Marlette was also a musician, recording engineer, mixer and songwriter. He describes his upbringing in Lincoln and how it helped him become the man he is today. Rick Hamann, a former touring musician with "Keystone,…

The City of Lincoln, in partnership with the University of Nebraska and Pinnacle Bank Arena, has put in a bid to host the 2027-2028 NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament. Pinnacle Bank Arena is ready for an event like this, and General Manager Tim Savona tells us why.저자 Connor Clark

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The Pershing Municipal Auditorium was Lincoln's premiere site for all concerts, shows and events for decades, even rivaling neighboring Omaha for Nebraska's entertainment capital. Construction finished in 1956, but most residents of the Star City have fond memories of concerts, expos, sporting events and graduations in the Pershing. In 2021, the lo…

The COVID-19 pandemic happened nearly four years ago, and despite the return to "normal" life in downtown Lincoln, businesses are still feeling the effects of the virus.저자 Nebraska News Service

The Nebraska Passport Program is viewed as a summertime activity that allows people who live in and outside of Nebraska to see some of state's most notable and unique landmarks. But the program is much more than that. It is an economic booster, helping businesses around the state.저자 Nebraska News Service

Omaha's own Live On Nebraska continues to make strides in organ and tissue donation, enhancing countless lives through their dedicated work. Learn more about their impact and the importance of organ donation.저자 Mari Pilling

In this inspiring episode, we dive into the remarkable story of twin prodigies who have taken the high school basketball scene by storm. As juniors, they’ve led their team to a coveted state championship, showcasing a synergy on the court only twins could achieve. Their lifelong dedication to the game and each other has now culminated in an excitin…

Hollywood is home to some of the biggest names in entertainment. It is also home to Hollywood writer, UNL professor and homegrown husker Michael Svoboda. This story talks about his life, his many occupations and the reasons behind it all.저자 Denzel Burke

This is the story of Jason Anderson, the foundation he helps run, and how he and his family found their purpose in finding a cure for Crohn's disease.저자 Nebraska News Service

The University of Nebraska-Lincoln took a massive step in getting the engineering program in the same conversation as some of the top institutions around the country. It is the biggest academic project the university has seen since it opened in 1869. How does Kiewit Hall enhance engineering at Nebraska, help students, and draw more to the program? …

Hear how educators, administrators and the Nebraska Department of Education are approaching the rise of AI use in the classroom. Minimizing opportunities for academic dishonesty while maximizing potential for positive AI improvements to class efficiency will be key in the days ahead. Grappling with how to properly identify the work of an AI text ge…

Yappy Pack dog playgroup is a weekly play date for dogs that raises money each year for the Nebraska Humane Society. Hear from group volunteers and attendees about how Yappy Pack is making a difference for canines in Omaha.저자 Grant Hansen

At Lincoln Literacy, the power of education can transform lives. No matter your background or English proficiency level, their doors are open to everyone eager to learn and grow.저자 Mari Pilling

Learn more about University of Nebraska Lincoln professor Dennis Ferraro and how he has worked to preserve native reptiles and amphibians in the state of Nebraska over the last 30 years. Monica Macoubrie of Nebraska Game and Parks provides perspective on the value of education in conservation science.…

A pop-punk band out of Lincoln, Nebraska, Hold Your Breath, is putting on a performance dedicated to increasing suicide awareness. As a group that has personally experienced this, the bandmates describe why they are putting on this benefit show and what they hope comes of it. Angela Palmer-Wackerly, an associate professor of health communication at…

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Feminist Lens is a podcast hosted by Savannah Redl. Emily Scheidler joins as a co-host for this special episode. Join Savannah and Emily as they discuss two major pop culture events through the eyes of feminism. Savannah and Emily are joined by various guest interviews as they discuss Barbie and Taylor Swift (along with Swift's Eras tour) and how t…

From slavery to soldier to Lincoln resident, the life and legacy of John Jefferson Mcwilliams lives on in Lincoln. Listen as reporter Savannah Redl speaks with researcher Ed Zimmer and direct ancestor Paia McWilliams about the families history, legacy, and impact.저자 Savannah Redl

Wax Buffalo is a local candle shop who is hosting Lincoln's second winter market in the Haymarket. Savannah Redl spoke with Founder Alicia Reisinger and Brand Specialist Brianne Bayer about the event.저자 Savannah Redl

Consumers and hairstylists in Nebraska share their thoughts about the trend "recession brunette"저자 Ashtyn Tridle

UNL research team members William G. Thomas III and Katrina Jagodinsky share their perspectives on this historic achievement and what will come from their efforts.저자 Bennett Stanchfield

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Sixpence is an early childhood program that helps prepare Nebraska children from birth to four years old for success. Heading this movement were Helen Raikes and her late husband, former Sen. Ron Raikes. Helen Raikes explains that Sixpence was created in order to help bring pilot pre-kindergarten programs off the ground with the help of private and…

KRNU student reporter Holly Fischer covers Initiative 433 on the ballot. Initiative 433 may increase the minimum wage over the next few decades. It all depends on voting Nebraskans.저자 Nebraska News Service

KRNU student reporter Quin Sleddens covers Initiative 433. Initiative 433 would raise Nebraska's minimum wage over the next few decades.저자 Nebraska News Service

KRNU student reporter Hallie Gutzwiller covers Initiative 432 and why Nebraskans think it's controversial. Initiative 432 would require all Nebraskans to present a photo ID in order to vote at the polls.저자 Nebraska News Service

Campaign advertising is abundant during election season. KRNU student reporter Kelby Bachman covers why campaign advertising sticks in our heads.저자 Nebraska News Service

KRNU student reporter Emma Smith covers Initiative 432, a policy that Nebraska voters will vote upon on November 8th. Initiative 432 would require all Nebraskans to present a photographic ID when voting at the polls.저자 Nebraska News Service

KRNU student reporters Erick Estrada and Bousaina Ibrahim give an overview of the 2nd Congressional District candidates, Tony Vargas and Don Bacon.저자 Nebraska News Service

KRNU student reporter Samantha Grove covers profiles of Nebraska 1st Congressional District candidates Patty Pansing Brooks and Mike Flood.저자 Nebraska News Service

Nebraska Nightly reporter Rebecca Heckel sits down with legislative candidates James Michael Bowers and Danielle Conrad on what makes each the right candidate for North Lincoln in the Nebraska Legislature.저자 Rebecca Heckel

This episode highlights the issue surrounding women working in the sports media field. In this audio story, you will hear from three women who are currently working in the sports media field and get to hear there perspective on this issue.저자 Sam Alessandro

On November 13th and 14th, the Lancaster Event Center is hosting the 5th annual Brick Days event. Brick Days is an event that welcomes Lego fans both young and old to showcase their builds, and the opportunity to connect over a shared interest. Event Organizer Daniel Schmidt spoke about the growing popularity of the event since its inception in the…

Em Paquette, a senior at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, is training her husky, Luna, to become her service dog. Once her training is complete, Luna will be able to help Paquette with her PTSD once her training is complete. Chrystal Walter is the community outreach coordinator and assistant to the founder of Domesti-PUPS in Lincoln. While the p…

Senior music education major and multi-instrumentalist Justin Richard and his peers created a new event for the three Friday Night Pep Bands (called Unity Walk, Misty's, and Football Friday) after COVID-19 restrictions made it so they couldn't play at their normal locations. Football Friday Leader Hunter Foged said he's enjoyed every second of the …