Wednesday, June 3 • 3 Days Under New DHM • At Least 27 Days to Go Support us by becoming a member and following us on Twitter and Facebook “We’re Tired and We’re Frustrated and We Are Demanding Change.” The Omaha City Council approved extending Omaha’s state of emergency and recognized reckless policing killed George Floyd. The council […]
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With No Arts, You’re Left With The Craft
The Craft reboot is more cursed than charmed. Editor’s note: We need your help! Support content like this by becoming a Reader member here. The Craft was so foundational to me as a person that it is simply stunning I haven’t owned a pet named Fairuza yet. Everything flawed, dated, and broken in that original cult classic […]
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DACA Future, City Hate Crime Ordinance, Committee Pledges More Than Words and More Top Local News for Wednesday, June 10
Wednesday, June 10 • 10 Days Under New DHM • At Least 20 Days to Go Support us by becoming a member and following us on Twitter and Facebook DACA Uncertainty Puts Dreamers Fate in Jeopardy With the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) is on the table, The Supreme Court has the power to eradicate or keep […]
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Man Accused of Killing Sex Offender Speaks Out, Thorough Scurlock Investigation, CARES Act Dollars Trickle Down and More Top Local News for Thursday, June 11
Thursday, June 11 • 11 Days Under New DHM • At Least 19 Days to Go Support us by becoming a member and following us on Twitter and Facebook No More Coasting Omaha! Seven Ideas to Save Our Future How we can stay in our lanes but swing for the fences in areas such as carbon neutrality, education and internet […]
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Dollars and Incensed
Covering the history of wealth and power inside of two hours, Capital in the Twenty-First Century is like injecting upsetting nonfiction heroin into your eyeball. Clearly, if America needs anything right now, it’s more stuff to be mad at and worried about! If you’ve finished the appetizer that is our ongoing pandemic and would like […]
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COVID-19 Cases Continue Climbing on The Eve of Election Day
By Chris Bowling Ah. Yes. Breathe that fresh fall air. There’s not a speck of snow on the ground here in Omaha and the weather’s looking unseasonably warm. I’m sure there’s no avalanche of existential fears and emotions looming over our heads, possibly pushing those of us more prone to anxiety even further into a […]
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Schools, schools, schools: COVID-19 Weekly Column from The Reader
By Chris Bowling Editors note: This is a weekly column breaking down COVID-19 data as well as the latest news for Nebraska. The big stories around COVID-19 have focused on schools, schools and more schools. At the University of Nebraska-Lincoln an entire sorority is under quarantine following the report of a small cluster of cases […]
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Reed Moore Newsletter | Tuesday, April 7
Tuesday, April 7 Support us by becoming a member and following us on Twitter and Facebook View our guide to local resources at TheReader.com Good morning, Today, we have stories about the four signs to look for that life is returning to normal as well as the nation’s leading infectious disease expert saying Nebraska is in line with other […]
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Solidarity in Solitude: Protester in Carter Lake Stands Up against Police Brutality
By Chris Bowling The smell of steaming asphalt mixes with the exhaust from cars traveling back and forth under a cloudless summer sky. In one direction is the volunteer fire department for this town, Carter Lake, Iowa where 3,000 Hawkeyes live on the Cornhusker side of the Missouri River. Not too far away from the […]
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Racism Declared A Public Health Emergency, Senate Shakeup, 11-Worth Closes and More Top Local News for Thursday, June 18
Thursday, June 18 • 18 Days Under New DHM • 4 Days until Phase III Support us by becoming a member and following us on Twitter and Facebook Updates from Your Locally Owned Newspaper After 500+ free issues distributed over 26 years, The Reader needs you. View our guide to local resources at TheReader.com Good morning, Today we have […]
