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Many still without power after hurricane-force winds rip through eastern Nebraska

Many still without power after hurricane-force winds rip through eastern Nebraska

by admin | Aug 12, 2025 | Hola Nebraska, News

Hurricane-force winds cause power outages, damage, and one death in Nebraska. Learn the full impact of this severe Nebraska storm. By Aaron Bonderson, Brian Beach, Arthur Jones and Matt Olberding, Nebraska Public Media Nebraskans are recovering from a severe...
ICE agents can make arrests at schools. Here’s how Nebraska schools are reacting

ICE agents can make arrests at schools. Here’s how Nebraska schools are reacting

by admin | Aug 12, 2025 | Hola Nebraska, News

Nebraska districts outline how they respond to ICE at schools, focusing on student safety, legal compliance, and protecting immigrant families’ rights. By Kassidy Arena, Nebraska Public Media President Donald Trump has cracked down on immigration enforcement. As part...
USDA canceled a support program for small businesses. This Midwest grower may lose her farm

USDA canceled a support program for small businesses. This Midwest grower may lose her farm

by admin | Aug 12, 2025 | News

Small farmers face uncertainty as the USDA halts the Regional Food Business Grants for Food Business Centers, leaving projects and local food access at risk. By Michael Marks, Harvest Public Media   Karen Bottary sells basil as fast as she can grow it. Right now,...
A Fremont entrepreneur opened the city’s first bilingual daycare

A Fremont entrepreneur opened the city’s first bilingual daycare

by Hola Nebraska | Jul 22, 2025 | News, Community

By Kassidy Arena, Nebraska Public Media The city of Fremont now has its first bilingual child care center. Ely Children Care opened Friday to fill an increased need for child care in the area. Salvadoran owner Elida Canjura said the city has some child care centers,...
Minimum wage is not enough to afford to rent ‘decent’ housing in the Midwest, report says

Minimum wage is not enough to afford to rent ‘decent’ housing in the Midwest, report says

by admin | Jul 18, 2025 | News

By Jessica Meza, The Midwest Newsroom Personal stories about struggling to make ends meet appear throughout the report, “Out of Reach: The High Cost of Housing.” Vee, from Missouri, said her small wage increases don’t make a dent in rising rent costs. “Everything is...
Amid high immigration tensions, the Consulate of Mexico in Omaha works to protect human rights of nationals abroad

Amid high immigration tensions, the Consulate of Mexico in Omaha works to protect human rights of nationals abroad

by admin | Jul 18, 2025 | News

By Kassidy Arena, Nebraska Public Media The Consulado de México en Omaha, which covers Nebraska and Iowa, is working with elected officials and residents to ensure the state knows the priorities of the government of Mexico. The top one is ensuring the human rights of...
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