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Editor’s note: CoJMC student Rachel Hobbs traveled to Haiti this month as part of a missionary relief program. The following story details some of Rachel’s observations. Story and photos by Rachel Hobbs, NewsNetNebraska January...
Story and video by Kelsey Connelly, NewsNetNebraska Tobias Burhnam didn’t wait until after graduation day to make his dreams a reality. Along with completing his undergraduate degree in Environmental Studies at the University of...
Story by Carl Mejstrik, NewsNetNebraska Video by Evan Reeder and Julia Peterson, NewsNetNebraska For five years, Chantal Kalisa worked to bring award-winning journalist Philip Gourevitch to Lincoln to speak about his experiences in genocide-torn...
Thanks Kansas! Due to high levels of smoke from agricultural burning, much of it from neighboring Kansas, the Lincoln-Lancaster County Health Department (LLCHD) today issued a Health Advisory with concerns that the poor air...
Just days after a deadly shooting spree in Kansas City left three people dead, University of Nebraska-Lincoln officials held an “active shooter” training session for faculty, staff and students. NewsNetNebraska’s Karen Ockander reports.
Story and photos by Jordan Kranse, NewsNetNebraska At noon on April 15, better known as Tax Day, accountant Barbara Burr’s office is quiet for the first time all day. “It’s kind of nice to...
Dry weather conditions. Windy conditions too. Both have combined to create high threat conditions for wildfires across much of Nebraska. There have been 231 wildfires reported to the Nebraska Forest Service so far this...
Daffodils near 30th and U Streets in Lincoln, Neb., were damaged by the freezing weather Monday morning. Although the flowers are drooping now, experts said that they will be able to recover quickly if...
Husker fans sported T-shirts and shorts at the Spring Game on Saturday afternoon, but by Sunday evening, they were scraping snow off their windshields. Brad Anderson, the morning and noon meteorologist for KOLN-KGINTV, said...
Story and photos by Alex Lantz, NewsNetNebraska As morning thunderstorms gave way to steady rain Sunday afternoon, and as that steady rain turned to sleet and snow, Alan Culver was almost certainly smiling all...
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