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NET News: Lincoln hearing airs complaints about police, justice system
Lincoln hearing airs complaints about police, justice system
NET News: History Museum Gathering Everyday Items For COVID-19 Collection
As Nebraskans work through the challenges of everyday life, historians are already working to preserve these experiences for future generations. The Nebraska History Museum is gathering items for a COVID-19 collection. Collections Registrar Jordan Miller
NET News: Two Nebraskans Share Experience Recovering From COVID-19
Infections of COVID-19 range from mild to severe. Some never have symptoms, but at least 188 Nebraskans have died from the disease. NET News Director Dennis Kellogg spoke with two Nebraskans who have recovered to talk about their experience.
NET News: Improving Contact Tracing With COVID-19
The coronavirus pandemic has caused the shutdown of thousands of businesses and accounted for more than 40 million lost jobs in the United States. Rigorous contact tracing has been one tool that’s helped slow the spread of COVID-19, but it’s a difficult a
NET News: Amid COVID-19, Farmers Struggle Face A Mental Health Crisis
Studies have found the rates of mental illness and suicide are higher for farmers. The profession requires long hours, limited social contact and is often at the mercy of external factors such as weather and market rates.
NET News: Nebraska Sen. Ernie Chambers Compares 1960s Protests To Today
Nebraska Sen. Ernie Chambers Compares 1960s Protests To Today
NET News: Omaha listening session hears grievances against police, society
Omaha listening session hears grievances against police, society
NET News: Omaha demonstrators hear call for political action
Omaha demonstrators hear call for political action
NET News: Native American solidarity with African Americans promoted
Native American solidarity with African Americans promoted