Christian Wagner is a journalist based in Lincoln, Nebraska. He writes for VITAL SIGNS HEALTH FAIR INC and KFXL-TV, covering local news and events in the area. Christian's articles range from sports highlights and community events to breaking news and updates on important local issues.
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Christian Wagner's coverage is largely focused on local news, particularly related to sports and entertainment in Lincoln, Nebraska. He frequently covers breaking news, announcements, and evolving stories.
If you're looking to pitch Christian, consider offering newsworthy updates or announcements related to local sports events or entertainment happenings in the Lincoln area. Additionally, if you have insights into developing stories that align with his areas of interest - such as baseball-related events or career-related topics within the local community - they may be well-received.
Given his focus on local content and frequent coverage of sports-themed articles like "Week 8 Plays of the Week" and "Huskers announce 2024 Big Ten schedule", providing him with exclusive interviews from key figures involved in these events could increase the likelihood of your pitch being considered.
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The push to implement a 'winner take all' system for Nebraska's electoral votes in presidential elections has both the state and the country talking.This weeken
By: Revaz D. Chachanidze, Othmane Aouane, Jens Harting, Christian Wagner, Marc Leonetti
Margination, a fundamental process in which leukocytes migrate from the flowing blood to the vessel wall, is well-documented in physiology. However, it is still an open question on how the differences in cell size and stiffness of white and red cells contribute to this phenomenon. To investigate the specific influence of cell stiffness, we conduct experimental and numerical studies on the segregation of a binary mixture of artificially stiffened red blood cells within a suspension of healthy cells. The resulting distribution of stiffened cells within the channel is found to depend on the channel geometry, as demonstrated with slit, rectangular, and cylindrical cross sections. Notably, an unexpected central peak in the distribution of stiffened red blood cells, accompanied by fourfold peaks at the corners, emerges in agreement with simulations. Our results unveil a nonmonotonic variation in segregation/margination concerning hematocrit and flow rate, challenging the prevailing belief that higher flow rates lead to enhanced margination.
The red flag warning came into play at Harlan County Lake Saturday.The Republican City fire chief tells NTV a field fire that broke out around 4:30pm claimed an
A 34-year-old man was taken to a Grand Island hospital Saturday night following a car-pedestrian collision.
By: Nicolas Moreno, Kirill Korneev, Alexey Semenov, Alper Topuz, Thomas Jhon, Minne Paul Lettinga, Marco Ellero, Christian Wagner, Dmitry A. Fedosov, Nicolas Moreno, Kirill Korneev, Alexey Semenov, Alper Topuz, Thomas Jhon
Abstract The aggregation of red blood cells (RBCs) is a complex phenomenon that strongly impacts blood flow and tissue perfusion.
By: Christian Wagner
A few days before Thanksgiving, NTV's Chris Wagner spoke with the owner of the Cambridge Supermarket to learn how a small town Nebraska grocery store prepares for major holidays like Thanksgiving and Christmas.
By: Christian Wagner
Nebraska's only astronaut Clay Anderson made stops in Elm Creek and Cambridge Thursday as part of the Teammates program, speaking with 3rd-5th graders at each s
The Nebraska State Patrol reports I-80 is CLOSED in both directions between MM426-MM439 (between west Omaha and Ashland) because of multiple crashes and poor dr
By: Christian Wagner
Senator Deb Fischer announcing Tuesday evening her push for the year-round nationwide sale of E15 is now apart of the continuing resolution to fund the federal
Christmas came early for folks in McCook Monday, as a young man returned home after 9 months of recovering from burns and serious brain trauma following an expl
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