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$25 Million Radius Campus For Youth Residential Treatment Rises In North Omaha
The center's goal is to fill a service gap in the metro area.
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17 Nebraska State Senators Pledge To End Secret Ballot For Legislative Committees, Herbster PAC Says
The list includes four senators who supported Jim Pillen in the gubernatorial primary.
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Lone Nebraska Official On Oath Keepers' Membership List ‘Very Surprised'
Larry Langer said he quit the organization six or seven years ago because of egotistical leaders but still supports the group's mission.
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WWII Veteran Charles Jackson French's Name Now On Benson Post Office
The Navy hero had Omaha ties.
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Ricketts Makes Unannounced Visit To Possible Routes For Controversial Perkins County Canal
The canal would begin in Colorado and cross into Nebraska somewhere south of the South Platte, either into Perkins or Deuel Counties.
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Democrats Pin Hopes Of Beating Bacon On Vargas, A Newly Drawn District And Abortion
The race to represent the Omaha area in Congress is drawing national attention.
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Nebraska Officials Say Child Welfare Transition From Saint Francis To State Is Going Well
However, they emphasized there is more work to do.
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Governor Moves To Prevent Backlog Of License Approvals For 166 Medical Professionals
This spring, the Nebraska Legislature passed a bill requiring the state to submit fingerprints of certain health care workers to the FBI.
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As Teens Wait For Work, Ag Firms Turn To Guest Workers To Tend To Midwest Cornfields
Job postings for detasseling contained misleading or unrealistic job requirements that appeared to discourage local workers from applying.
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Nebraska Freedom Fest Speaker Hit George Floyd, FBI, Michelle Obama In Speech
State Democratic Party leaders on Tuesday criticized callous comments by Alex Stein.
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Nebraska Looks To Deploy Millions Of Dollars To Address Broadband Needs
The funds will be used to improve high-speed internet service.
Omaha|News|
Planned Parenthood North Central States Names New CEO
The multi-state agency includes health centers in Omaha and Lincoln.
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Massive Tire Pile Is No More, And Village Of Alvo And New Recycler Look Ahead
The site was a dangerous fire threat as well as a breeding ground for mosquitoes.
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Trendy Blackstone District Developer Looks To Build $22 Million Project In North Omaha
GreenSlate is seeking City of Omaha approval for $3.2 million in tax increment financing.
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Costco Warehouse Store That's Proposed For Northwest Omaha Gets Planning Board Nod
The store is part of a mixed-use development site proposed southeast of Omaha's 180th Street and West Maple Road.
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Town Hall Scheduled Wednesday Concerning Transition From Saint Francis Ministries
The meeting in Omaha begins at 6 p.m.
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Nebraska Tree Program Celebrates 100 Million Trees And Shrubs Planted
The 50-year-old program annually distributes hundreds of thousands of tree and shrub seedlings.
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Minimum Wage, Voter ID Petitions Qualify For Nebraska's November Ballot
However, a petition to legalize medical marijuana didn't qualify.
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Prairie Preservationists Mourn Loss Of Prairie At Google Data Center Site
In the Omaha area, only about eight virgin prairie plots remain, compared to about 22 in 1980.
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Candidates, Mostly Republican, Skip Debates, Bar Press During Midterm Campaigns
In Nebraska, GOP governor candidate Jim Pillen refuses to debate his Democratic challenger, State Sen. Carol Blood.
