Nathan Brennan
Reporter
Lincoln, Nebraska
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Nathan started at 10/11 NOW in March 2021. He comes all the way from Blacksburg, VA where he received degrees in Multimedia Journalism and Finance from Virginia Tech.
Before his start in television, Nathan worked for ESPN Radio Blacksburg for nearly two years as an on-air producer. While his passion began in sports, he is looking forward to the transition into news.
When he isn’t covering the news, he enjoys cheering on his Hokies, working out or playing golf.
Although never having visited the CornHusker state before his role with 10/11, he is excited to learn about Nebraska and meet members of the community. You can interact with Nathan on Twitter or Facebook and let him know what all Nebraska has to offer.
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The designer's name is Ed Mejia and after graduating from Union College in 1998, he started a family, decided Lincoln would be his permanent home and his flag will symbolize the city of Lincoln.
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The Kiblers usually give presents to 40-50 families and this year they plan on doing the same.
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It’s in the Nebraska Innovation Studio that Young created a veterans in recovery program, which gives soldiers in counseling free access to the studio.
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Sasha had escaped from the family’s RV while stopped at Pine Grove RV Park off of I-80 during a road trip.
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Their work helps refugee and immigrant women get everything they need, so they can accomplish their dreams after moving to the United States.
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NSP troopers play many roles on game day and one of the biggest roles they take on is monitoring the I-80 section between Omaha and Lincoln.
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The full capacity concert has businesses preparing for the event that is expected to bring in more than 80,000 people.
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For reference, the $16 million in revenue the rodeo is expected to bring in is the equivalent of four Husker home football games.