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Chris Bowling

Chris Bowling

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Reporter, The Flatwater Free Press

Lincoln

Biography

Chris Bowling is a reporter from Cincinnati, Ohio living and studying in Lincoln, Nebraska. Currently he's working for the Lincoln Journal-Star as a cops reporter but in the past he also reported for the Norfolk Daily News in Norfolk, Nebraska on the city council and general assignment beat.

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Total articles 894

  • Omaha mayoral candidate wants to slam the brakes on the city’s streetcar. What would it cost?

    By Chris Bowling| Omaha World-Herald Verified Early in the 2025 Omaha mayoral campaign, one candidate made a bold promise. Mike McDonnell, a former South Omaha state senator, said he would stop the “streetcar named disaster.” Or at least put it to a vote. Other candidates echoed McDonnell’s criticism of the $459 million project, but said it is too far along to derail. Mayor Jean Stothert said doing so would carry “devastating” effects. The city has already paid at least $43 million for the project, according to the city.

    By Chris Bowling · Omaha World-Herald

    Mar. 28, 2025

  • Omaha mayoral candidate wants to slam the brakes on the city’s streetcar. What would it cost?

    By Chris Bowling| The Flatwater Free Press Verified Early in the 2025 Omaha mayoral campaign, one candidate made a bold promise. Mike McDonnell, a former South Omaha state senator, said he would stop the “streetcar named disaster.” Or at least put it to a vote. Other candidates echoed McDonnell’s criticism of the $459 million project, but said it is too far along to derail. Mayor Jean Stothert said doing so would carry “devastating” effects. The city has already paid at least $43 million for the project, according to the city.

    By Chris Bowling · The Flatwater Free Press

    Mar. 27, 2025

  • ‘Not Normal’: Democratic Mayoral Hopeful Irked That Party Leaders Communicated With Gop Challenger

    By Chris Bowling| Omaha Daily Record Verified Nebraska Democratic leaders shared an ad attacking Republican Omaha Mayor Jean Stothert with the campaign manager of her only Republican mayoral challenger weeks before they sent it to voters, according to emails posted online. The ad, mailed to Omaha Democrats last week, ties Stothert to controversial moves by President Donald Trump. On the back, it says, “We are PROUD Democratic voters.” It makes no mention of the two Democratic mayoral candidates, John Ewing and Jasmine Harris.

    By Chris Bowling · Omaha Daily Record

    Mar. 10, 2025

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The Flatwater Free Press

Omaha, Nebraska, United States