Dennis Rudner is a Digital Producer for the San Antonio Express-News. He covers a range of topics including arts, local news, and entertainment, with a particular focus on food and beverages, hospitality, and regional interests. Dennis has been featured in multiple publications, including the San Antonio Express-News and Lincoln Journal Star, showcasing his diverse expertise in both the culinary and cultural spheres.
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Lincoln, United States (Local)
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Dennis’ coverage leans heavily toward local food and drink, especially openings, menu changes, and business updates tied to restaurants and beverage spots in Lincoln. He seems most likely to respond to pitches with timely news, first-look details, or a clear local angle on a new concept, expansion, or trend.
He also appears open to community-facing lifestyle and human-interest stories when they connect to place or public interest, so pitches tied to neighborhood businesses, notable local events, or unusual developments could fit well.
Since his focus is local to Lincoln, keep any outreach grounded in that market and its immediate impact.
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Did you buy a Nebraska Pick 5 ticket for Tuesday's drawing?
Renteria Taco Rico at 5304 S. 56th St.
When and how to watch No.1 Nebraska take on No. 2 Texas today in Las Vegas.
By: Dennis Rudner
It's not unusual for high school football games to be played amid weather advisories. Heat, lightning and severe storms, after all, are facts of life in Nebraska and across the Midwest.
Chicken salad.
By: Tomer Ronen Lincoln, Dennis Rudner
Cat café opens downtown Cat lovers finally have a new place to get some coffee.
By: Dennis Rudner
A recent update in the Regina Bos investigation puts a spotlight on other disappearances that have left Nebraska families waiting for answers.
By: Dennis Rudner
He had just entered his 50s when he left Lincoln in early November 1998, heading to California to spend Thanksgiving with his daughter in Bakersfield, the Journal Star's Peter Salter wrote on Sept. 5, 2016.
By: Dennis Rudner, Lori Pilger
Nebraska State Auditor Mike Foley is calling for a performance audit after Lincoln Fire and Rescue paid $7.2 million in overtime in 2025.
