HeyJaredGrant Winterer
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3rd Congressional District voter guide: Meet the Nebraskans running (opens the original)
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Challengers from across the political landscape are looking to make a big change in Congressional representation this November in Nebraska’s 3rd District. They include a Democrat, two independents and a former Democratic nominee who decided to switch parties after the 2024 election. No matter the party, winning the 3rd District won’t be easy. It is one of the most red-leaning in the entire country and has been comfortably held by Republican incumbent Adrian Smith for almost 20 years. After a lop
VHS exercise revival in Omaha looks to build sustainable, healthy habits (opens the original)
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A drum machine thumps as 20 pairs of high-top white sneakers lift and squeak, driven on by encouragement from Missy Magnuson, the founder of the Right Babe Body Club in Omaha. Magnuson started the club as an experiment to get people thinking less about fitness as a closed ring, and more about exercise as a social circle. She’d always wanted to teach an exercise class, and her first instinct was Jazzercise, a dance program she’d been involved with for years. However, Magnuson said there were barr
'We create habitat niches': Nebraskans help shape environments for large species (opens the original)
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Nebraskans have crossed paths with some interesting species in recent years, from moose to armadillo, none of which are native to the state. Grant Winterer has a conversation with Game and Parks’ Big Game Manager Luke Meduna to find out if those species might stick around, or if they’re just passing through. Grant Winterer: When we talk about an animal being “out of range,” how fixed are those ranges really? How much movement and change is normal? Luke Meduna: Big game, or large mammals, are alm
Nebraska's state geologist digs into Omaha's sinkholes (opens the original)
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Omaha made national headlines this year after a sinkhole swallowed two vehicles earlier this year. More collapses followed. Nebraska State Geologist Matt Joeckel sat down with Nebraska Public Media's Grant Winterer to talk about what’s going on under the streets of Omaha. Grant Winterer: What is it about Omaha’s geology and soil that is making these collapses possible? Matt Joeckel: Omaha is almost entirely underlain by late Ice Age, or late Pleistocene-era loess. Nebraska should be known as the
Nebraska ag producers spent an additional $100 million on diesel this planting season (opens the original)
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Diesel prices have been on the rise for Midwest agricultural producers, and Nebraska farmers have especially felt the repercussions. The state’s soybean and corn growers spent a combined $110 million more on diesel fuel during the planting season than last year, according to research from AAA, the U.S. Department of Agriculture and Iowa State Extension. That places Nebraska fourth in the country in increased spending, behind only Illinois, Iowa and Minnesota. Ann Johanns with Iowa State Universi
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