New Nurses at Nebraska Medicine
OMAHA – In times of a pandemic two nurse managers at Nebraska Medicine attempt to fill high-demand work spaces. Lack of workforce and all the extra work continues to generate demand for help
Road to Omaha – Oral Roberts Golden Eagles
Omaha, NE – On today’s episode of “Road to Omaha,” KVNO’s Brandon McDermott spoke with Oral Roberts head coach Ryan Folmar.
‘Virtual Classical Concert and Art Tour of the World’ Airs Tonight
Omaha, NE—In these strange times, many organizations have had to rethink how they engage with the public. Some outside of the box thinking along with the internet and streaming services have made for some unique opportunities. Things to do DC is an organization that, before pandemic, curated cultural events in the DC area, like concerts, walking tours, and galas. They are now streaming live music performances for the whole world, featuring classical guitarist Mak Grgic. Greg Bland CEO of Things to do DC.
Death Penalty Methods Evolved Slowly In Nebraska
By Bill Kelly
Lincoln, NE — The new NET News documentary “…until he is dead” explores the history of capital punishment in Nebraska.
Read MoreScheduled execution brings flurry of activity
By Bill Kelly
Lincoln, NE – Michael Ryan, is scheduled to die by lethal injection early next month. It would be a historic first use of the method in the state.
Read MoreCapitol: Death penalty bill put on hold
By Fred Knapp
Lincoln, NE – Debate on abolishing the death penalty in Nebraska has been put on hold, at least for now. But senators signaled the argument may resume later this year.
Read MoreStudents weigh in on death penalty
By Mike Tobias
Lincoln, NE – Nebraska’s first execution in 14 years has been put on hold by the Nebraska Supreme Court. The planned execution, though, has fueled continued debate over capital punishment.
Read MoreCovering executions: Who determines public opinion?
By Grant Gerlock
Lincoln, NE – On September 2nd, 1994, Omaha television stations went live to cover the execution of Harold Lamont Otey. At the time, Otey was the first person to be put to death in Nebraska in 35 years.
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