KVNO News
December 21st, 2021
Innovator Insights (Nebraska Puiblic Media Series)
Neb-Innovator Insights are short videos with innovators and creators answering questions about things like influences, passions, and mistakes. Advice for the next generation of innovators. More about “What If…” a new NET Television series about innovation and creativity: http://netNebraska.org/WhatIf #WhatIfNebraska
December 20th, 2021
Senior Living Centers Receiving Visitants in Time for The Holidays
OMAHA-Compared to last year, residents can now have a more festive Christmas season. Family visits are less restricted than last year. In these Christmas celebrations, residents were able to receive a family visit.
December 17th, 2021
Photos Speaking For Themselves
OMAHA-Between photo collections and a study center dedicated to Afghanistan, a strong bond has been created between the Omaha community and that country.
December 16th, 2021
School Personnel Stressed, Seek Support
Neb-People who work in Nebraska’s schools, from teachers to para-educators and bus drivers, are stressed and leaving because of COVID, and need more support.
December 15th, 2021
Nebraska University Employees Get Extra Time Off
LINCOLN-Employees of UNL, UNO, UNK, and the Office of the President, these holidays, will have to change their plans, but because they will have two extra paid days off.
December 14th, 2021
UNMC Specialist Talks About Omicron Variant
OMAHA-After some influenza cases started to show up in Douglas County, trends are not heading in the right direction for the nation and Omaha with the pandemic.
December 13th, 2021
Cyclist Ashton Lambie World Record and Championship
NEBRASKA-Nebraska native Ashton Lambie breaks world record and wins world championship in track cycling event.
December 10th, 2021
Protecting Nebraska and Nebraskans
LINCOLN-When misfortune comes, it is difficult to find answers. Nebraskans are familiar with flooding in different sections of the state. Simultaneously, Nebraska ought to protect floodplains. DeDNR provides training to Nebraska’s citizens.
December 9th, 2021
‘Christmas Trees’ Didn’t Plant Accordingly
OMAHA-It takes about 10 to 12 years to have a Christmas tree ready on a farm. In the last years, some farms had to spend money on irrigation which they have never, the cost of fertilizer went up.