The Search For a Chancellor Might be Over
OMAHA – Last week, it was announced that Dr. Joanne Li had become the priority candidate for the position of chancellor at UNO.
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.
Project Project Opens ‘A Room with No Corners’
Omaha, NE–Project Project Gallery in South Omaha will open a new installation tonight, A Room with No Corners, by Sophia Ruppert.
Leadership change at Fort Calhoun viewed as major step forward
By Robyn Wisch, KVNO News
Omaha, NE – Omaha Public Power District’s troubled Fort Calhoun Nuclear Power Plant has been offline for almost a year and a half. And still, no date has been set for the plant to return to operation.
Read MoreNebraska nuclear station officials attempt to move past flooding, fire and violations
By Ben Bohall
Lincoln, NE – A nuclear generating station located between Fort Calhoun and Blair, Nebraska is attracting national attention, but not in a good way.
Read MoreCultivating young minds for careers in energy, at home
By Perry Stoner
Nebraska City, NE – Southeast Nebraska features coal, wind and nuclear facilities. It’s a good place to study the energy industry.
Read MoreBrownville residents not worried about nuke station
By Robyn Wisch, KVNO News
Omaha, NE – Nebraska’s two nuke stations have been questioned on their safety and preparedness, as the Missouri River continues to rise around them. But in the surrounding communities, the residents are not that worried.
Read MoreNRC Chief: Plants are safe
By Robyn Wisch, KVNO News
Omaha, NE – The head of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission is on a two-day trip through Nebraska. He’s taking a first-hand look at the state’s nuclear power plants, and reassuring the public that they are safe.
Read MoreTouring Nebraska’s flooded nuke plants
By Robyn Wisch, KVNO News
Omaha, NE -The images are stunning: two nuclear power plants completely surrounded by water, as sandbags, levees and makeshift walls hold back the rising Missouri river.
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