Ellis Wiltsey
Senior Content Producer
Lincoln, NE
Ellis graduated from the University of Kansas with a Bachelor's Degree in Broadcast Journalism.
Ellis is a native of Bellevue, Nebraska and enjoys reporting in her home state! In September 2020, she was promoted to Senior Content Producer. In this role she wears several hats including managing the reporting staff.
Before coming to 10/11, Ellis worked as a reporter, producer and anchor at KUJH at the University of Kansas and interned at KETV in Omaha, Nebraska.
In her free time Ellis enjoys cooking, Jazzercise and volunteering at animal shelters.
When she's not cheering on the Huskers, Ellis is a proud Alabama Football fan and Tottenham Hotspur soccer fan! Watch out during basketball season because she is all in for her Jayhawks to take it all this year!
Aubrey Trail is making headlines once again, this time for extorting a prison nurse in a murder-for-hire scheme using a Lincoln woman, who is now behind bars for her role.
A Nebraska man is accused of sexually assaulting a woman with disabilities in York.
Brittany Cook and her boyfriend were arrested for child abuse resulting in the death of a child.
A Lincoln man has been arrested, initially with felony gun crimes, but police are investigating his possible involvement in the child abuse of a 22-month-old child, that led to its death.
In an interview with the victim’s sister about the potential relationship. The affidavit said the sister told law enforcement that Heikes would sneak into the victim’s house at night to have sexual intercourse. She also told deputies that she believed the pair were meeting about two to three times a week around town.
It takes a Nebraska winter staple, chili and cinnamon rolls, and turned it into a frozen treat that has people divided.
The Nebraska State Patrol has canceled an ‘Endangered Missing Advisory’ for Robert Proctor, but says he is still missing.
For Nebraskans for Medical Marijuana, it seems to be a case of deja vu, as another attempt to get their issue on a ballot has fallen short.
A new commercial has been circling social media. It features one of the newest faces on the Husker Football Team giving a plug for an Omaha-based heating and cooling company.
Senator Brewer said his long history of military service prepared him for the experience of traveling to a country at war, but what he saw was still just as hard as anything he’s done.
The November General Election could have multiple ballot measures on it, as petitioners and organizers are utilizing these final days to fill out their quotas.
A new congressional report shows that top officials worked with the Trump administration to keep meatpacking plants open, despite internally acknowledging an ongoing risk of COVID spread.
Nebraska state senators are debating for the first time as a full body on legislation that would bring prison reform to the state.
Confirmed cases of bird flu at a poultry farm in Nebraska now means that more than half a million chickens being raised for meat will have to be euthanized and uneaten.
As conflict is underway between Ukraine and Russia in Eastern Europe, back here in Nebraska it’s leaving many unanswered questions.
Thursday, the Nebraska Chamber of Commerce hosted an event for six candidates talking about priorities when it comes to things like job creation and the economy.
Two arrests have been made in connection to the death of 23-year-old Carly Schaaf.
Saturday night, a driver hit her, sent her flying across the street, and then took off from her northwest Lincoln neighborhood.
Millions of Social Security recipients haven’t received their money and still don’t even know when it’s coming.
Phase 2A opens up vaccines to people ages 50 to 64.
An after-shift video from a UNMC ICU nurse is giving people an eye-opening account of just how serious COVID-19 hospitalizations are getting.
Nebraska Veterans Coalition is a group of veterans and supporters who connect on Facebook and beyond. For advice, to post columns, and about this time of year to decide on the issues to bring to Nebraska lawmakers.
His yearly report for 2020 outlines an overcrowding emergency, staffing issues, and a lack of transparency when it comes to COVID-19.
The center of the case is determining whether each of the three measures is posing one or two questions. A decision that’s been left up to the supreme court but a case that ultimately might end up elsewhere.
