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New at FFP: In three months, four women died at the hands of their partners. Domestic violence service providers say the killings are emblematic of barriers many survivors face — and highlight the need for more resources. Read the full story 🔗 buff.ly/rP7AmkN

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It’s not uncommon for Nebraskans in Judge Derek Weimar’s court to represent themselves because of an acute lawyer shortage. “...Sort of the equivalent of walking into an operating room and hoping that you can figure out which instrument to pick up.” 🔗 buff.ly/30NcpUL

Public health officials around Nebraska are feeling disappointment and defeat after the sudden cancellation of nearly $100 million worth of federal grants. See part of the grant termination order below. Read the full story 🔗 buff.ly/WvCstNz

Honored to win a speciality reporting award from Texas Managing Editors, and thrilled to see the rest of the Fort Worth Report team kicking ass and taking names 📰

Ecstatic to have won Texas Managing Editors awards for speciality reporting, business reporting, and freedom of information ⬇️

New at FFP: Current and former employees at Planned Parenthood Omaha say poor management has contributed to an exodus of workers, limiting abortion access at the state’s lone clinic still performing procedures. Read the full story 🔗 buff.ly/3fCvN56

New at FFP: James Wood was confused when the police called about a luxury car he supposedly sold to a Pennsylvania couple. Then a Florida man showed up at his Lincoln car lot demanding a Land Rover, and Wood’s confusion turned to concern. Read more 🔗 buff.ly/5TIY6lG

The Nebraska Public Power District just bought land for $5 million, double the appraisal. They bought it from two of their own executives, including a person whose job title is chief ethics officer. An important story from Flatwater Free Press Destiny Herbers. flatwaterfreepress.org/nebraska-publi…

At least eight Nebraska school districts are so pressed for teachers that they've started recruiting teachers from the Philippines. More are considering it.