Journalism

Water resources technicians Josh Schnitzler, who works for the Lower Elkhorn Resources District in Norfolk, Nebraska, takes a water sample from a monitoring well near the north fork of the Elkhorn River. He was working at a nested location of 3 wells that run from shallow to more deep and are used to monitor ground water for nitrates and other substances like solids and sulfates. The wells are located about 10 miles northwest of Elkhorn.

HPPR News

Can a state organization charge $44,000 for emails? A Nebraska lawsuit may answer that

Daniel Wheaton

A Nebraska regulator is asking a news organization to pay thousands of dollars for the to compile a public records request.

HPPR News

Do You Live In A News Desert? This Map Will Tell You

Matt Bloom

The Rocky Mountain News. The South Idaho Press. The Lone Peak New Utah. These long-gone newspapers range from a Pulitzer-winning metro-area daily to...

HPPR Economy and Enterprise

KHI News Service becoming part of KCUR public radio

The Kansas Health Institute News Service, the nonprofit news reporting service of the Kansas Health Institute (KHI), has become part of KCUR Public Media,…

HPPR Arts, Culture & History

Texas Tribune Wins Murrow Award for Doc About Lawmakers and Faith

Last year HPPR reported on The Texas Tribune’s five-part documentary series God and Governing. The series provided a fascinating look at how the decisions…

HPPR People & Communities

A Nod to Creation

Through an interview with the creators of the online magazine of Field and Bone, Brittany and Evan Kelly, and excerpts from the magazine itself, we…