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Regenerative agriculture is nothing new: why Nebraskans are engaging in sustainable...
Clay Govier, a fifth-generation Nebraskan farmer, used to spray herbicides on his family farm’s crops every summer. Strangely, he started noticing himself acting meaner...
Nebraskans turn to Twitter with live election reactions
With polls nearing closing time in Nebraska, residents from across the state took to their Twitter accounts to share what Election Day looked like...
Nebraskans dig into gardening during pandemic
This spring, the founders of Omaha’s Sacred Seed pop-up garden didn’t know how they would find enough people to help care for their garden....
Nebraska Democratic Party’s Native American Caucus elects new chairs, brings new...
With a mix of virtual hand raising and “yes” and “no” votes typed in the chat, the process of local democracy took place despite...
Are you a journalist? Redefining reporting through Black Lives Matter protest...
Jazari Kual walked Lincoln’s streets this summer to honor his stepfather.
Police repeatedly tased his stepfather in 2006, resulting in a heart attack. Kual wanted...
We survived last year’s flood, so what’s next? How to prepare...
Nebraska is historically prone to extreme storms, floods and droughts, but the state’s flooding in March 2019 surpassed a century of records.
“I hate to...