RuralSTAMINA Grant Boosts Nebraska’s Emerging Bioeconomy Industry
RuralSTAMINA, supported by a $15M NSF grant, aims to boost Nebraska’s bioeconomy by turning ag products into goods.
July 15, 2026
RuralSTAMINA, supported by a $15M NSF grant, aims to boost Nebraska’s bioeconomy by turning ag products into goods.
Field noted a committee will decide on funding as wildfire needs evolve. Relief funds are crucial for recovery.
The Omaha City Council approved a $15 minimum wage ordinance, despite concerns about conflicting with state law.
Silos, often overlooked, serve as utilitarian landmarks. They’ve been transformed into homes or public spaces, but many are lost.
The Nebraska governor’s race heats up as Brett Lindstrom enters as an independent, needing 4,000 signatures by Aug. 3.
Dunn highlights the importance of preserving unique habitats in Nebraska, home to the endangered Salt Creek tiger beetle. Despite challenges, these habitats benefit numerous species and face threats from urban development.
The City of Lincoln argues against the Nebraska AG’s request for an injunction, defending its $15 minimum wage ordinance.
Three years post-spill, Kansas, the federal government, and South Bow settle for $70M over Keystone pipeline rupture.
Gov. Pillen’s budget cuts and hiring freeze will impact the University of Nebraska, facing a $36M budget reduction.
County fairs are gearing up as cattle illness threats like Theileria & Screwworm emerge. Vigilance in biosecurity is key.
Currently, Reality Coach targets teachers of older students. An early childhood version is expected by year-end.
