Jonny Lupsha earned his BA in journalism from Valdosta State University. He’s a dedicated storyteller with 15 years’ experience in independent journalism, web journalism and marketing writing. Jonny lives in north Virginia with his wife and two children.
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What happens when an older lawmaker has to leave office in Nebraska?
Several of Nebraska’s state and federal elected officials are age 75 or older. What risks come from an aging legislature?
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Reader Q: Is R. Brad von Gillern connected to scandal-ridden church?
State Sen. R. Brad von Gillern was an elder board member at Lifegate Church from 2008 to 2022. During that time, the church hired a convicted sex criminal as a pastor—a decision von Gillern defends.
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Lancaster sheriff’s race: Pitts focuses on community, Houchin faces questions about past
Inspired by his father, Lincoln Airport Authority Police Corporal Jay Pitts is running for Lancaster County Sheriff against its Chief Deputy, Ben Houchin. Houchin faces abuse allegations from his ex-wife and an unresolved vehicular negligence suit.
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Mike Flood keeps getting booed at Nebraska town halls. Could NE-01 flip blue?
Nebraska Rep. Mike Flood is facing boos, chants, and tough questions at town halls over his support for Donald Trump’s policies. With Democrats targeting NE-01 in 2026, could a longtime Republican stronghold be in play?
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Cyclospora spreads through Nebraska as Trump’s cuts to CDC weaken response
A microscopic parasite is causing intestinal distress for thousands of Americans this summer. The agency that oversees and mitigates outbreaks like it are suffering from budget cuts and mass layoffs. It’s not a coincidence.
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Ricketts doubles down on Iran war as Nebraskans suffer its consequences
Continued combat in Iran is likely to prolong hardships for all Americans, cost more lives, and may be illegal—so why are politicians like Sen. Pete Ricketts (R-Ne.) promoting it?
