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Nebraska inmate punished for speaking on wife’s podcast

Nebraska inmate punished for speaking on wife’s podcast

Calling from a prison phone in Nebraska, Nicholas Ely joined his wife, Julie Montpetit, for an episode of Montpetit’s podcast, “More Than an Inmate’s Girlfriend,” which aims to destigmatize relationships like theirs. Afterwards, Montpetit lost all...

Owner:  The Real News Network (Non-profit)
Kansas City Fed’s Center for Ag and Economy to Provide Research and Resources

Kansas City Fed’s Center for Ag and Economy to Provide Research and Resources

Earlier this month, The Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City launched an initiative called The Center for Agriculture and the Economy to reinforce its research and resources for the ag industry and rural landscape. “For many years, the Kansas City...

Owner:  Prescott Shibles
Nebraska Leaders in Washington, DC Issue Statements About Trump Admin Plan to Purchase Beef from Argentina

Nebraska Leaders in Washington, DC Issue Statements About Trump Admin Plan to Purchase Beef from Argentina

Courtesy of Connoisseur Media Lincoln. WASHINGTON, DC–(KFOR Oct. 22)–Nebraska representatives in Washington and at home are reacting to President Trump’s plan to lower beef prices, where the United States could purchase beef from Argentina....

Owner:  Bob Proffitt

Market swings and heavy lifting ahead for cutout values

Federally inspected cattle harvest head counts have swung widely in the past three weeks, beginning with a 14,000 head decline two weeks ago as one fed cattle plant idled several days for scheduled upgrades. Last week’s recovery from the downturn...

Owner:  Hillary Family
Rancher urges free market approach amid talk of more Argentine beef imports

Rancher urges free market approach amid talk of more Argentine beef imports

News Rancher urges free market approach amid talk of more Argentine beef imports October 23, 2025 By Kellan Heavican Filed Under: Beef, Cattle, Nebraska, News A rancher in the Nebraska Sandhills says importing more beef from Argentina may not move...

Owner:  José Feliciano & Behdad Eghbali, Charlesbank Capital Partners & United Arab Emirates Government
LIVE: State agency orders central Nebraska grain company to halt operations while under investigation

LIVE: State agency orders central Nebraska grain company to halt operations while under investigation

LINCOLN, Neb. (WOWT) - The Nebraska Public Service Commission is investigating Roberts Seed Inc. for improper licensing and has ordered it to “immediately cease and desist all operations.” The PSC’s grain department did an inspection of the...

Owner:  Gray Television Inc.
How many seasonal agricultural visas petitions approved for employers classified under the Administrative and Support and Waste Management and Remediation Services industry in Nebraska during 2024?
Wegmans named one of the best employers for company…

Wegmans named one of the best employers for company…

Over 70 New York companies, including Wegmans, are some of the best employers for company culture in the country, according to a recent study by business magazine Forbes and market research firm Statista. To compile their first-ever "America's...

Owner:  Gannett Co. Inc.
Take it from a new recruit: Nebraska can and should win

Take it from a new recruit: Nebraska can and should win

Coach Matt Rhule changed my mind this year. Not because he convinced me to play football for the Huskers — because as the new president of the Nebraska Chamber of Commerce and a happily middle-aged dad and grandpa, I can tell you my run-blocking...

Owner:  States Newsroom Network
Iconic retailer that was once out of business opening 30 new stores for holidays

Iconic retailer that was once out of business opening 30 new stores for holidays

Toys “R” Us is pulling out all the stops to boost sales this upcoming holiday season because it has, once again, opened its doors. That’s right, it is time to play again. If you’re a longtime fan of the favored toy chain, be ready for that...

Owner:  Newhouse Family
Outreach to ICE detainees hits home after immigration policy split Nebraskan’s family

Outreach to ICE detainees hits home after immigration policy split Nebraskan’s family

NORTH PLATTE, Neb. — Founded in this west-central Nebraska railroad town in 2021, the Hope Esperanza nonprofit was thrust into a statewide spotlight this summer when more than 60 undocumented workers from a high-profile immigration raid in Omaha...

Owner:  States Newsroom Network

Poll: Rural Nebraskans more optimistic about current, future well-being

Over the past 30 years, the Nebraska Rural Poll has asked respondents about their current well-being, as well as their outlook on their future. This year, 53% of respondents believe they are better off than they were five years ago, up from 36%...

Owner:  University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Nebraska leaders push back on Trump’s beef plan
Andy Raun: A century of Nebraska's best

Andy Raun: A century of Nebraska's best

One hundred years ago today, on Oct. 23, 1925, a baby boy was born in Corning, Iowa. When that boy was 8 years old, he moved with his family to Norfolk, Nebraska — a formative stop in a life that would see him through high school, send him on to...

Owner:  Seaton Family
University of Nebraska degree with ROI of -$800,000 survives cuts, while other programs may not

University of Nebraska degree with ROI of -$800,000 survives cuts, while other programs may not

The University of Nebraska-Lincoln is cutting six underperforming programs due to a $27.5 million shortfall, but will retain its doctoral program in music, which has a negative ROI of -$789,477, defying typical trends in higher education....

Owner:  Student Free Press Association
State Auditor report details examination of Scotts Bluff County finances
‘I will pay this forward’: Nebraska veteran gives back to domestic violence victims

‘I will pay this forward’: Nebraska veteran gives back to domestic violence victims

BENNETT, Neb. (KLKN) — From working logistics for the United States military in places as far away as Africa, to providing clothes for the victims of domestic violence in Nebraska, Lillie Chambers is answering a call to serve. The mom of three...

Owner:  Deborah A. McDermott
Bipartisan duo urge Trump to ease tariffs on popular drink as economic jitters brew
Nebraska ag leaders find Argentina beef talk “a tough pill to swallow”
NCTA Alumnus Ryan Dugdale Visits Ag Business Class

NCTA Alumnus Ryan Dugdale Visits Ag Business Class

CURTIS, Neb. — The Nebraska College of Technical Agriculture recently welcomed back alumnus Ryan Dugdale, who visited campus to speak with Ag Business students about the importance of financial literacy, business planning, and leadership in modern...

Owner:  Ogden-Nutting Family

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