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Prairie lawns help Nebraskans alleviate climate change and promote biodiversity

Kirsten Wandrey - October 3, 2022

Fire causes major devastation in central Nebraska, more than 15,000 acres burn

Hanna Christensen - October 3, 2022

Flood and Pansing Brooks compete in final debate

Owen Reimer - October 3, 2022

Roller skating lovers are keeping the sport alive in Nebraska

Jolie Peal - September 29, 2022

UNL students join national democracy efforts

Nebraska News Service - September 15, 2022

This Week in Nebraska Politics (Sept. 19-25): Flood, Pansing Brooks square...

Zach Wendling - September 27, 2022 0

Rep. Mike Flood and State Sen. Patty Pansing Brooks squared off Sunday, Sept. 25, in a general election debate hosted by KETV Omaha. The contentious...

Nebraska at a Glance: Sept. 19

September 19, 2022

This Week in Nebraska Politics (Sept. 12-18): Malcolm X...

September 19, 2022

This Week in Nebraska Politics (Aug. 21-27): Nebraska congressional...

August 31, 2022

Through struggles, Lincoln women business owners find success

August 21, 2022

Women leadership: Representation creates spaces and hope for future generations of Nebraska women

Olivia Taylor - September 5, 20220

Lincoln North Star Defeats Lincoln High 9-7 in Defensive Battle

AJ Johnson - October 3, 2022 0

Photos: No. 3 Nebraska Volleyball takes down No. 7 Ohio State...

Lydia Hernandez - September 26, 2022 0

Lincoln High Rides Strong Second Half to Beat Lincoln Northeast 41-6

September 26, 2022

The Lincoln Southeast Knights take down the Millard North Mustangs 56-35

September 23, 2022

BREAKING: Nebraska fires head coach Scott Frost

September 11, 2022

Broadcasting in a pandemic: Four sportscasters reflect on two years of...

June 9, 2022

Through struggles, Lincoln women business owners find success

Nebraska News Service - August 21, 20220

Metro

Against supply chain issues, local bookstores get creative

Jason Han - July 6, 20220

Nebraska at a Glance: Sept. 19

Lauren Penington - September 19, 2022 0

Flood and Pansing Brooks compete in final debate

Owen Reimer - October 3, 2022 0

State Sen. Patty Pansing Brooks and Rep. Mike Flood engaged in a debate on Oct. 3, focusing on key issues like abortion, gun control...

Concern for democracy intensifies worldwide

Ryan Yetts - September 29, 2022 0

This is one in a series of Nebraska News Service stories about election and voting issues in the state and the efforts of people...

Smith advocates for democracy through Civic Nebraska role

Brianna Sanchez - September 21, 2022 0

From an early age, Steve Smith was interested in American democracy. Smith, originally from Rosalie, an eastern Nebraska town of around 170 people, was always...

New therapy dog provides a variety of support

Owen Reimer - October 2, 2022 0

The University of Nebraska-Lincoln Police Department recently added a new friendly face to its roster, an 18-month-old Goldendoodle named Cash. Cash’s job as a therapy...

Memorial Stadium security looks to curtail bottle-throwing in student section, improve...

Landon Wirt - October 2, 2022 0

As the game clock ticked down on Saturday, Sept. 10, the Georgia Southern Eagles had officially secured a stunning 45-42 upset victory over the...

93 Counties

Kaci Richter - May 6, 2022 0

93 Counties is a bi-weekly podcast hosted by students and faculty at the College of Journalism and Mass Communications. Each episode is a story...

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NNS 5: Top five stories (11/15-11/21)

Nebraska News Service - November 20, 2021 0

Nebraska News Service brings you the top 5 news stories of the week. Stories included: State aid to public libraries expands resources to community by Kaitlynn...

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A fully grown prairie lawn is filled with a variety of green plants, wildflowers and long grasses in front of a suburban home.

Prairie lawns help Nebraskans alleviate climate change and promote biodiversity

Kirsten Wandrey - October 3, 2022 0

Fire causes major devastation in central Nebraska, more than 15,000 acres...

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State Sen. Patty Pansing Brooks and U.S. Rep. Mike Flood stand behind glass podiums for a debate in the College of Journalism and Mass Communications' Andersen Hall.

Flood and Pansing Brooks compete in final debate

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Lincoln North Star Defeats Lincoln High 9-7 in Defensive Battle

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Cash the therapy dog stands in front of Nebraska symbol

New therapy dog provides a variety of support

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The always-bustling student section at Memorial Stadium (right) starts to fill up well before kickoff for home Husker football games, like Nebraska’s contest against Purdue on Oct. 30, 2021. Photo by Landon Wirt.

Memorial Stadium security looks to curtail bottle-throwing in student section, improve...

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