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For centuries, the indigenous Batwa people lived in harmony with nature and gorillas in Uganda’s Bwindi Impenetrable Forest. But in 1991, the government turned their home into a national park and tourist attraction. The...
By Emily McMinn Mafabi Shadrach is 5 years old. He likes to swing, drink tea and get carried by his dad. But Shadrach is also deathly sick in Uganda, a country with failing health...
With 70 percent of Uganda’s population living outside of major cities, many families live in poverty and hardly have enough money to feed and clothe themselves. When illness strikes, the smallest ailments can turn...
With the recent publishing of his group’s constitution, Wesley Unger is eager to grow his new organization. Wesley has been spending many hours each week on starting up a new club on the UNL...
A program that worked to make healthy choices easier for Nebraskans over the past four years is now starting to make its mark in Lincoln. The goal of the Choose Healthy Here program is...
Returning to his alma mater, Scott Frost has been vocal about his vision for Husker football, including an expanded roster from 120 players to 150 or more. While many are willing to accommodate the new...
The Lincoln music scene is a lot like a buffet — you can sample a bit of everything. Lincoln boasts a big range of musical genres. Residents can listen to a variety of styles...
It all started with a beat up house in Bellevue, Nebraska. A one story house that was previously home to three families at once. A house that could eventually be a home with a...
Lincoln police are taking to Twitter to help reduce the number of larcenies and burglaries. In January, LPD began participating in #9PMRoutine, a social media program in which the police department reminds people to...
From the inside of an inflatable costume, Marlon Lozano has seen thousands of smiles, posed for countless pictures, and danced around for hours—all without saying a word. Though it’s one of the cardinal rules...
Almost every seat in the Lincoln High School auditorium was filled for tonight’s “Safe Communities, Safe Schools” discussion on gun control; the panel consisted of eight members, ranging from Lincoln City Councilmember Leirion Gaylor-Baird,...
The Lincoln Southeast Knights baseball team edged the Norris Titans in a bizarre 13-11 game in the Titans’ first home game at Hickman City Park. In the bottom of the seventh inning with two...
Ariel Zach, a sophomore at UNL, looked out at hundreds of supporters as she shared an intimate piece of her life with friends, family and strangers alike. “At four years old I experienced the...
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