The Pandemic Did Not Stop Artist Danny Reyes to Paint Full Time

By Gabriel Escalera
OMAHA – 36 years ago, Reyes and his sister left El Salvador, in the middle of a civil war, under the care of their single mother. Now Reyes has the opportunity to share his talent with many.
Read MoreThis Week in Lincoln: Cannabis, Civics, Chambers and More

By Fred Knapp
NET News’ Fred Knapp covers the fourth week of the Nebraska Legislature’s 2019 session.
Read MoreNebraska Data Paints Incomplete Picture of School Success

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The Nebraska Department of Education released the Nebraska Education Profile at the end of 2018, rating state schools on a four-tier scale based on several categories of data. In a two-part series for NET Nebraska, Allison Mollenkamp shows how school success is a little more complicated than simply ratings.
Read MoreLegislature Preview: Several Key Issues Facing Senators in 2019 Session

By Fred Knapp
Property taxes and Medicaid expansion were two of the most hotly discussed issues during the midterm elections in Nebraska, and state senators will convene to tackle these things and more when the Legislature resumes January 9.
Read MoreLack of Internet Creates Job Hunt Challenges for Nebraskans

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In a story for NET Nebraska, Allison Mollenkamp describes how a lack of broadband connectivity in more than 20 percent of Nebraska households can hinder efforts to find employment and connect with the outside world.
Read MoreNebraska Population Steadily Swells, Matching U.S. Growth Rate

By Emily White
The U.S. Census Bureau released figures last month that show that Nebraska is still growing steadily and now just under the two million population mark.
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