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Oh, those pesky social studies standards. Nebraska’s once vaunted but now diminished rivalry with Oklahoma has come to a shuddering halt. What was born on the gridiron years ago has now expired, as ...
This year’s South Omaha Cinco de Mayo celebration marks 105 years of fiestas, organizers said, and honored grand marshals ...
Religion “may” have a new path into Nebraska’s public schools after the Education Committee on Friday sent a package to the ...
A logjam on an education package indicates difficult climb facing some Republicans’ quest to infuse more Christianity into ...
A future Omaha apartment site becomes like an archeological dig. The developer says TIF helps difficult construction projects ...
Priority bills for Sens. Glen Meyer of Pender and Terrell McKinney of North Omaha advance in the Legislature on separate ...
State lawmakers advanced an amended proposal to slow annual increases to Nebraska’s minimum wage to a fixed rate, rather than ...
The Nebraska Auditor has raised a red flag over the rising cost the state pays to rent office space for its employees.
Gov. Jim Pillen once again extended a burn ban for central and western Nebraska for another 10-day period, through midnight ...
It’s back to the drawing board for a long-sought trail across Cass County that would connect bike-hike trails from Lincoln ...
It’s crunch time for state lawmakers to rightsize Nebraska’s budget, by no later than May 15, with more than $850 million ...
California regulators have agreed to repeal an electric-truck emissions rule that Nebraska led a multi-state coalition ...
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