Kansas City, MO – Agriculture is a big business fueled by big businesses. And although farmers themselves still come in many sizes, the distinction between corporate ownership and family farmer is blurring.
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The University of Nebraska-Omaha’s student newsroom, The Omaha News, has produced an hour-long documentary examining obesity in Nebraska. Watch for it to air later this month on NET Television and The Knowledge Network. Here are a few highlights from School of Communication students Jon Schriner and Josh Korth:
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Omaha, NE – A string of shootings and gang violence shook the Omaha community. Now people are mad, and want answers. Monday, April 11th a meeting was called at North High School to discuss the matter where concerned parents and citizens let their city officials know enough is enough.
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Omaha, NE – The University of Nebraska-Omaha is revamping its look, with a brand new logo and mascot symbol. But with tight budgets to consider, how much did the new design work cost the University?
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Omaha, NE – Nine financial institutions are helping Omaha citizens gain better access to their money.
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Omaha, NE – Students volunteered their time for “Seven Days of Service” during spring break this year. Braving cold weather, volunteers assisted with projects like Habitat for Humanity.
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Omaha, NE – Lent is here, and some are making a tech-age sacrifice for this traditional time of reflection: giving up Facebook.
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