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Aging State Penitentiary In Lincoln Springs Another Leak, Forcing Relocation Of Inmates
State officials say the facility needs to be replaced.

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State officials say the facility needs to be replaced.

The court called Aubrey Trail's suicide attempt “a calculating gesture resulting in superficial cuts.”
The new supply of volunteers helped knock on doors, persuade parents and friends.
The gift from philanthropist MacKenzie Scott is the largest single contribution in the nonprofit’s 90-year history.
Counting of late and provisional ballots could change the outcome of two tight legislative races retaining filibuster.
The Nebraska Republican served as president of Midland University in Fremont before he was elected to the Senate in 2014.
One co-defendant was given an 87-month prison term for her role, while another will be sentenced Monday.
Initiative 433 raises the state's minimum wage gradually to $15 an hour by 2026 and calls also for annual inflation adjustments.
The Republican from Columbus was outdistancing State Sen. Carol Blood, D-Bellevue, by a 56-41% margin late Tuesday.
That could give the GOP the power to pass several conservative initiatives that had been blocked by filibusters in the past.
Bacon overcame voter anger over the U.S. Supreme Court decision overturning Roe v. Wade by focusing on inflation and higher prices.
The eastern Nebraska race was closer than most recent general elections in the 1st District.
Sameer Hinduja is co-director of the Cyberbullying Research Center at Berkman Klein Center at Harvard University.
In Omaha, about 25 voters were handed only the first page of a two-page ballot.
About 20 Legion members wore official Legion caps as a show of support for John Arias at a State Board of Pardons meeting in September.
It's go time for voters in Nebraska, if they haven't cast early ballots already: Election Day is here.
The new “Rapid Pay” kiosks allow parents to pay in cash, check, money order, credit card or debit card.
Key races this year are centered in the Omaha and Lincoln areas.
A group of conservative candidates has spent months stoking public fears about sex education and social studies.
The estimated tax credits to be provided via the Nebraska Advantage Act in FY 2022-23 was $93.4M more than the tax revenue generated.