John Grinvalds is a Capital Bureau Chief at various media outlets, including KNOP-TV NBC Nebraska News 2 and KTIV-TV. He specializes in covering a range of topics such as cannabis and psychedelics, government and politics, agriculture, and environmental issues, with a particular focus on public policy and health. John has been featured in numerous platforms, including WEAU 13 News and KETV, showcasing his expertise in these critical areas.
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John Grinvalds' coverage primarily focuses on local events, government and politics in the Lincoln, Nebraska area. He also covers topics related to community events, refugee resettlement and legislative sessions. Given his focus on local government announcements and community events, he may be interested in stories that highlight impactful initiatives or policies within the Lincoln area.
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By: John Grinvalds
Supporters of a proposed Nebraska constitutional amendment aimed at limiting lawmakers’ ability to change voter-approved laws say they have cleared a major hurdle by submitting more than 186,500 petition signatures to the state on Thursday.
By: John Grinvalds
State leaders, artists and community members gathered Friday at the westbound Interstate 80 rest area near York to rededicate “Crossing the Plains,” a limestone sculpture created by artist Bradford Graves as part of Nebraska’s celebration of the nation’s bicentennial nearly 50 years ago.
By: John Grinvalds
A licensed Nebraska medical cannabis cultivator says a zoning dispute with Washington County has delayed construction at his farm for more than a month, threatening this year’s growing season and the availability of medical cannabis for patients next year.
Nebraska's Republican members of Congress are backing President Donald Trump's handling of the renewed conflict with Iran, opposing efforts in Congress to limit his military authority as fighting resumes following the collapse of a ceasefire.
By: John Grinvalds
Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen is looking to state agencies under his control to cut at least 5% in spending.
By: John Grinvalds
Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen is making another round of income tax cuts a centerpiece of his reelection campaign, while Democratic challenger Lynne Walz argues the state's worsening budget outlook shows the previous tax reductions have gone too far.
By: John Grinvalds
A sweeping bipartisan federal housing law co-authored by Nebraska Republican Rep. Mike Flood is being touted by supporters as a major step toward increasing the nation's housing supply, though housing experts say its effects are likely to take years to materialize.
By: John Grinvalds
University of Nebraska leaders say Gov. Jim Pillen's directive to state agencies to reduce spending by at least 5% this fiscal year would cut about $36 million from the university system's budget, forcing administrators to consider additional reductions after years of cost-cutting.
By: John Grinvalds
The race for Nebraska governor could become more crowded and complex after former state Sen. Brett Lindstrom announced he is seeking the state’s highest office as a non-partisan candidate.
By: John Grinvalds
Nebraska State Auditor Mike Foley is warning of a growing pattern of local government employees using public credit cards and cash for personal expenses.
