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Doug Duda was honored for his decades of tennis coverage, a sport rarely receiving much attention beyond the Association of Tennis Professionals (ATP) Tour.

A Flood Communications executive is now the leading the board of directors for the Nebraska Broadcasters Association.

The big award went to the Emcee of the night, Flood Communications’ Trevor Steinmeyer who was recognized with the Community Service award.

Flood Communication’s News Channel Nebraska is televising the first ever Professional Volleyball Federation match which will feature the Omaha Supernovas taking on the Atlanta Vibe.

Schuyler Elementary was given bike helmets for every student Friday as well as check for $2500 for NCN’s and UHC’s Small Towns Matter Giveaway.

Flood Communications’ KHAS Radio is proud to announce that the Hastings Area Chamber of Commerce has selected the station as its Business of the Year in the 25 employees or under category.

The University of Nebraska-Lincoln’s College of Business has a new way of helping students financially.

Flood Communication television and radio stations totaled 11 awards during the Nebraska Broadcasters Association awards.

The downtown Sidney brewery partnered with Sidney radio station 987 The Big Boy to create a beer called “The Big Boy Smokestack Stout.”

The man who makes sure all of the NCN TV and radio stations stay on the air is now in the hall of fame. Congratulations to Val Lane on receiving the top honor in Nebraska broadcasting!

It didn’t take long for new News Channel Nebraska employee Andrew Pfeifer to be on the news, but today he’s in a story as subject. He was recognized for heroic actions he took before joining the NCN team.

In less than three years, Novak has earned multiple promotions, she operates as digital director and assistant news director out of Norfolk.

Pierce Elementary was awarded free bike helmets and a check for $2,500 for winning NCN and UHC’s Small Towns Matter Giveaway.

News Channel Nebraska and UnitedHealthcare announced Pierce Elementary School as this year’s winner of Small Towns Matter.

B103 FM welcomes new morning show host

Nebraska’s largest media company is continuing to expand within the state’s borders.

United Healthcare and News Channel Nebraska are teaming up once again to participate in a bicycle helmet giveaway along with a grant towards an elementary school.

Green Light Great Night is turning the volume up in the Norfolk area with live music across town this St. Patrick’s Day weekend.

The Gage County Museum has created several new displays including one that spotlights the history of KWBE Radio.

US92 has raised $260,652 for the St. Jude Children’s Hospital

Flood Communications’ radio station US92 has partnered with St. Jude once again to raise money for children in need.

KHAS is in a new location! We are now broadcasting from our new studio on the ground level of Burlington Center in Hastings. Here is our story on our big move.

Flood Communications – Western Nebraska announced Tuesday, the 2023 KSID Spring Expo will be held on April 22nd and 23rd at the Cheyenne County Fairgrounds in Sidney.

Flood Communications’ KIMB-FM took the air at 104.3 FM in the Kimball area at 9 a.m. Wednesday morning.

US92’s Green Light Great Night is continuing to ensure a great night of music and fun.

He’s the best in the state! Congratulations to ESPN Tri-Cities sports director, Doug Duda, on being chosen as the Nebraska Sportscaster of the Year! We are proud to feature his sports coverage on radio and TV.

Flood Communications’ 94Rock has partnered with local sponsors United Healthcare, Allo, and Kayton International, in addition to News Channel Nebraska, to put on this year’s “We’ve Got You Covered” event.

Soccer’s cultural footprint has expanded greatly in the U.S. over the past few years. But, in 2022, it’s still true that cultured fans often harbor prejudice toward anything too American in the sport.

CalmWater Financial has donated $7,000 to Flood Communications’ US92’s ‘Christmas Wishes’ program to help give back to the northeast Nebraska community.

Everybody has a Christmas wish and a northeast Nebraska radio station is making sure those wishes come true.

94 Rock has partnered with local sponsors United Healthcare, Allo, and Kayton International, in addition to News Channel Nebraska, to put on this year’s “We’ve Got You Covered” event.

“Everyone Matters” is a collaborative program with Flood Communications and United Healthcare’s that focuses on supporting communities across the state.

Flood Communication’s radio station 94Rock donated $2,900 to Faith Regional Health services on Tuesday.

Grant Elementary School in Norfolk was selected to receive $2,500 and over 200 bicycle helmets through the Small Towns Matter program on Friday.

For the 22nd year in a row Ol’ Red 99-5 and KGMT will be providing a free traditional Thanksgiving meal on Thanksgiving day in Fairbury.

Flood Communications announced Thursday the KIMB studios will be located at 109 S. Chestnut Street.

Grand Island kids are stocked up on candy after a local charity ‘Trunk or Treat’ Event where Telemundo and Fiesta 94.5 were present.

Part of 4th St. was shut down to celebrate Spanish radio station Fiesta 94.5 and Telemundo offices.

A longtime newspaper reporter and publisher in the Nebraska panhandle and northeast Colorado, Forrest Hershberger, is jumping to radio, television and web with News Channel Nebraska.

Fairbury radio station Ol’ Red 99.5’s Harvest Bonanza has made several stops over the past week.

Flood Broadcasting is strengthening its commitment to River Country with the hire of Jennie Tachovsky as its new general manager.

Our US92 station made much-needed improvements to its tower and is now even reaching further communities.

Flood Communications’s US92 is showing its appreciation to farmers by giving them free food.

A local school in the northeast part of Nebraska has been awarded the News Channel Nebraska and UnitedHealthcare Small Towns Matter Giveaway.

The Team Jack Radiothon took place Thursday, rallying support from stations across Nebraska, including Norfolk station 94Rock.

Congratulations to our own Mike Will on being inducted into the Hastings College Athletic Hall of Fame! Mike has been the Voice of the Broncos since 1999.

US92 hosted a fundraising golf tournament with all donations going to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital on Friday afternoon.

UnitedHealthcare and News Channel Nebraska are teaming up once again to support small towns, and one school in particular.

Telemundo Nebraska y Lobo 97.7 hicieron historia en la ceremonia de galardones de la Asociación de Difusoras de Nebraska, NBA, por ser las primeras y únicas estaciones de comunicación en español del estado en ser reconocidas.

Flood Communication’s Telemundo Nebraska and Lobo 97.7 FM made history for being the first Spanish-language radio and television stations in the state to be recognized at the Nebraska Broadcasters Association awards ceremony.

A Tri-Cities radio station is seeing the benefits of a recent format change.

A radio tradition of over 30 years is back and in action on Ol Red 99.5 and KWBE. Radio auction is back.

News Channel Nebraska and Telemundo Nebraska combined to win nine Pinnacle Awards at the Nebraska Broadcasters Association convention.

According to Monday’s announcement, these moves and expansions helped Flood secure a spot on the Inc. 5000 list of fastest-growing companies in America.

Flood Communications, which reaches more than 500,000 homes as the largest news operation in Nebraska, announced Tuesday it has acquired Kimball radio station KIMB-FM.

Fairgoers have the chance to get free admission to the Nebraska State Fair on August 30 thanks to a new partnership between the State Fair and News Channel Nebraska.

Lobo 97.7 announcer Jorge Rosas was in charge of preparing the meat courtesy of “El Pueblito Carnicería”.

A northeast Nebraska celebration is returning, thanks to US92.

On Thursday, Vickie Evans who was working her regular shift at Target was called into a surprise meeting. There on the phone were some unexpected guests, two members from US 92, who gave her the big news that she had been selected to win two tickets and backstage passes to their Greenlight Great Night concert.

An NCN employee was among those who claimed a national championship in broadcast news.

US92’s Green Light Great Night presented its first outdoor concert this summer with crowds around the northeast Nebraska area coming out to enjoy the music and summer weather.

Northeast Growing Together, along with businesses in the Norfolk area, hosted an intern mixer at Midwest Bank on Thursday. 

New hires, interns and recruiters gathered in Midwest Bank on Thursday afternoon to network.

Nebraska’s largest media company invests in its Hispanic audience and in Grand Island

Flood Communications replaced “The Breeze” with “Fiesta 94.5” on KLIQ/94.5 (Hastings) on Monday, May 23.

Elementary school students in northwest Hastings are heading into summer safely, thanks to NCN and UHC.

A panhandle radio station held their 30th annual Spring Expo for local businesses.

It’s a new station with a familiar voice.

Check it out! Our newest radio station 98.9 The Vibe is launched in the Tri-Cities! This will be BIG ???

US92’s popular Green Light Great Night concert series is adding two big names to its list list with a June 24th show at the Midtown Event Center.

United Healthcare and News Channel Nebraska are teaming up once again to participate in a bicycle helmet giveaway along with a grant towards an elementary school. Watch video for complete details:

A southern Nebraska Panhandle radio station, 987 The Big Boy, and Sidney Regional Medical Center raced big wheels for a 10-year-old Cheyenne County girl diagnosed with Leukemia.

A Nebraska-based media company is expanding its reach across the state.

The original goal this year was $250,000 but in a tremendous effort from everyone involved, the event raised well over that number. The fundraiser officially raised $276,518 to help fight childhood cancers.

News Channel Nebraska and Telemundo Nebraska were represented in a forum on the future of Nebraska journalism.

A radiothon fundraiser which was virtual last year is back in person, and pediatric cancer survivors and their families are eager to see donations pour in.

The News Channel Nebraska radio stations in Sidney, 987 The Big Boy and Cheyenne County Country, were honored with the Cheyenne County Chamber’s “Business of the Year” award.

In 2022, the Nebraska Broadcasters Association’s NBA Foundation is offering two, $2,000.00 scholarships to assist students enrolled in broadcasting-related educational programs at four-year public or private colleges and universities.

Flood Communications’ Vice President of Sales, Janet Noll, is the recipient of the prestigious award “Chairman’s Award of Excellence.”

Mike Flood discusses how his teams at NCN use Aveco automation solutions to deliver news, sports and information to eight zones of coverage

Students at Stoddard Elementary School in Beatrice are coming home with something extra this week, thanks to Flood Communications and UnitedHealthcare.

After more than 24 hours on the air, Omaha Spanish-language radio station Lobo 97.7 and Spanish-language TV network Telemundo Nebraska were able to become “creators of miracles.”

One of the nation’s fastest-growing media companies is continuing to expand in Nebraska.

Flood Communications leaders said the company’s mission is serving underserved groups, whether it be Nebraska’s rural communities or its Spanish-speaking populations.

Husker football is back on Spanish-language radio in Omaha and eastern Nebraska. Nebraska Athletics and the Huskers Radio Network made the announcement that Lobo 97.7 will begin carrying the Huskers.

Flood Communications, which reaches more than 500,000 homes as one of the largest news operations in Nebraska, has secured a place on the Inc. 5000 list.

Northeast Nebraska radio station US92 hopes to benefit local businesses while rebranding.

News Channel Nebraska and the University of Nebraska are teaming up in an effort to continue serving rural Nebraska.

Flood Communications in Nebraska has made Inc. Magazine’s list of fastest-growing companies in America.

One of the largest broadcast companies in Nebraska is among the fastest growing in the country.

A Northeast Community College broadcasting graduate and current News Channel Nebraska employee has earned state-wide recognition for his work in television news.

The company was among the most awarded, sweeping all three sports radio play-by-play awards.

An effort to educate Nebraska’s youth during the pandemic has been recognized by the state’s education association.

The CEO of one of Nebraska’s largest news operations is spreading word of the company’s mission to deliver hyper-local news.

Students in northeast Nebraska are celebrating their last day of school with statewide recognition. Hartington-Newcastle is this year’s Small Towns Matter Giveaway winner.

The CEO of one of Nebraska’s largest news organizations is joining the Nebraska Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors.

There are only so many gardening and household projects a person can find to do during the weekend. And even with the proliferation of cable TV channels and streaming services, it’s hard to find something worth watching. Quarantine Tonight changes that.

Norfolk native and founder of Flood Communications, Mike Flood, has been selected for the Independent Broadcasters Association Board of Directors.

As access to reliable information is more important than ever, Flood Communications’ News Channel Nebraska and Telemundo Nebraska will continue to be the leading news source for Nebraska residents.

Nebraska’s Spanish speaking and rural residents will continue to receive high-quality news from the region’s most trusted and reliable news source.

In an effort to make sure important daily updates reach Spanish speaking citizens, Telemundo Nebraska is launching a special news bureau in Grand Island as COVID-19 cases rise at an alarming rate in that community.

The Nebraska State Education Association and News Channel Nebraska have partnered to create Teacher TV.

Classrooms are empty, but teachers are still full of good ideas.

“School is not in session but learning is in session,” said Nebraska State Education Association president Jenni Benson.

Schools across Nebraska are closed in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, but students will still have an opportunity to learn thanks to a new partnership.

Despite unprecedented times, Nebraskans will still be able to worship. Starting Thursday, March 19th, News Channel Nebraska will be broadcasting and streaming morning mass from St. Isidore’s Catholic Church in Columbus, NE. While churches acros

Stringr, creator of the largest international on-demand video news service, today announced an expansion of their existing partnership with the Google News Initiative.

The Latino Center of the Midlands expects to connect about 35 South Omaha teenagers with paid summer internships this year through a newly expanded program aimed at helping students gain work experience while preparing for careers.

The 2020 Aurora Open & Innovation Showcase is set to be the biggest in the event’s history and will be the first ever CREATE Open robotics competition in Nebraska televised statewide.

Telemundo is Set to Close the 2018-19 Season as the #1 Spanish-language Network in Weekday 8-11pm Primetime Among Adults 18-49 and Adults 18-34

News Channel Nebraska announced today that it will televise the Nebraska Schools Activities Association (NSAA) Class D6 State Football Championship live from Kearney’s Ron and Carol Cope Stadium on Friday, Nov. 22nd. Live coverage of

Flood Communications announced Tuesday that it acquired KSID AM/FM, a pair of radio stations in Sidney.

The Huskers are making their Spanish-language debut in Nebraska.

Following a public nomination process that generated almost 200 names, the University of Nebraska Board of Regents will consider the appointment of a 23-member Presidential Search Advisory Committee that will help guide the search for NU’s next leader.

Flood Communications and its affiliates are getting a new look online.

One of the most familiar voices this century in the Nebraska Legislature is seeking to return.

Once again, Northeast Nebraska came together to help end childhood cancer.

Flood Communications’ culture was noted in a presentation to Bellevue University.