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.
Poverty in Nebraska stays constant, while incomes rise
By Bill Kelly
Lincoln, NE – New data from the United States Census Bureau paints two different pictures of economic health for Nebraska’s population.
Read MoreLiteracy Center tackles illiteracy in Omaha with spelling bee
By Lindsey Peterson
Omaha, NE–A staggering amount of adults over 18 in Omaha are struggling with basic skills like reading and writing.
Read MoreBehind the violence: An interview with an Omaha gang member
By Brandon McDermott
Omaha, NE – Gang activity runs rampant in some Nebraska neighborhoods. The attraction of what can seem like an easy road to easy money, for many, turns out to be a life of violence, crime, jail time or worse.
Read MoreState of Omaha, 2012
By Robyn Wisch, KVNO News
Omaha, NE – Omaha Mayor Jim Suttle’s outlined his priorities for the city in his annual State of the City address Thursday morning.
Read MoreSupportive response to Mayor Suttle’s priorities
By Robyn Wisch, KVNO News
Omaha, NE – Omaha Mayor Jim Suttle presented his priorities to a receptive audience during his annual State of the City address Thursday morning.
Read MoreWho’s working on the CSO project?
By Angel Martin
Omaha, NE – Over the next decade, a massive sewer separation project will cost the city of Omaha close to $2 billion. It’s also going to take a massive work effort to get what’s known as the CSO complete.
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