Nathan Brennan
Reporter
Lincoln, Nebraska
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Nathan started at 10/11 NOW in March 2021. He comes all the way from Blacksburg, VA where he received degrees in Multimedia Journalism and Finance from Virginia Tech.
Before his start in television, Nathan worked for ESPN Radio Blacksburg for nearly two years as an on-air producer. While his passion began in sports, he is looking forward to the transition into news.
When he isn’t covering the news, he enjoys cheering on his Hokies, working out or playing golf.
Although never having visited the CornHusker state before his role with 10/11, he is excited to learn about Nebraska and meet members of the community. You can interact with Nathan on Twitter or Facebook and let him know what all Nebraska has to offer.
This Saturday marks the last day of Teacher Appreciation Week and as it comes to a close, 10/11 now is highlighting a couple of the great educators here in Lincoln.
Economist explains the positives and negatives of increasing corn prices
Owner of Supreme Spa & Pool says substitutes can be used for residential pool owners
Lincoln pools normally staff 150 lifeguards, roughly 50 short for this summer
Nearly a year and a half later, Memorial Stadium will welcome fans back for Husker football
Marla Rhoden won the Lincoln Marathon in 1995, and after all these years she's still running
Lincoln Transportation gives advice on keeping workers safe during National Work Zone Awareness week
Nebraska Game and Parks Commission gives update on Oak Lake fish issue
National Volunteer Week comes to a close, highlighted by some of Lancaster County's great volunteers
Trail-A-Thon provides opportunity to run, walk or jog to support the Great Plains Trails Network
Earl May manager explains how to protect spring plants from the colder temperatures
Team Jack Foundation continues spreading awareness of childhood brain cancer
Lincoln realtor explains where the real estate market is now and where it is headed in the near future
The Lied Center in Lincoln is hosting the Silk Road Ensemble and giving free tickets to new American families
Saltillo Road is the most dangerous road in Lancaster County.
Asian Americans are raising awareness to recent issues