Nebraska’s Initiatives to Attract Rural Veterinarians Face Challenges
Nebraska’s program aims to attract vets to rural areas, but only 2 of 13 grants awarded amid a nationwide shortage.
June 12, 2026
Nebraska’s program aims to attract vets to rural areas, but only 2 of 13 grants awarded amid a nationwide shortage.
While biking near Fruitland, IA, Gunner Skidmore and Kohen Chick found an elderly woman trapped outside for 16 hours, saving her by calling for help.
“Over-50s circus show, a joyful challenge to ageism, returns with performances ranging from juggling to trapeze and clowning.”
In a small Iowa town, what began as a routine bike ride for two teenagers ended in a life-saving mission, proving that heroes can come in unexpected forms. The words of Psalm 121, “Where does my help come from? My help comes from the Lord,” resonated powerfully for an elderly
Mangrove forests, vital for climate action and protection against storms, have made a global recovery, with only a 1% net decline in 40 years.
The Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Planning Board voted to deny rezoning for a data center, citing community concerns.
Acting U.S. Labor Secretary Keith Sonderling praised private sector job growth under Trump, highlighting new education aid.
Wisconsin lawmakers address U.S.-Iran war costs, rising inflation, and Trump’s controversial AG nominee amid ongoing debates.
NDOW stocked Sparks Marina Park Lake with thousands of trout for community events, enhancing accessibility for all.
U.S. Rep. Rob Bresnahan introduced a bill to protect communities from lawsuits over data center denials, ensuring local control.
