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Two exhibitions open at Hastings College JDAC galleries
HASTINGS — Two exhibitions are currently on view in the Hastings College Jackson Dinsdale Art Center galleries. The first, the thesis show “Creatures of Legend” by Liz Murray, is open through August 30, and the second, a show by Concordia University faculty, is open through September 26.
Kiewit Serving as CMAR for Phase I Cornhuskers Stadium Redo
LINCOLN, Neb. – Phase I of an ambitious long-range construction project to renovate the 100-year-old Memorial Stadium – the University of Nebraska Cornhuskers’ football stadium – is preparing to begin next year. The $1.8 million portion of the total $450 million master plan includes replacement of...
Two teens in custody after caught riding in stolen Kia, Lincoln Police say
LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - Two teenagers were taken into custody Sunday after Lincoln Police said security video caught them riding in a stolen Kia. Officers responded to the area of ‘N’ and South 35th streets around 6:45 p.m. on a call of two males wearing ski masks walking into a vacant home.
Omaha storm cleanup: All but one debris sites closed
OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - The City of Omaha has closed all but one of the debris sites set up for the public after the July 31 windstorm toppled trees in several parts of the city. Officials said last week that three sites would be kept open through the weekend. On Monday, the city sent an update that only Al Veys Field would remain open for debris drop-offs. That location will be open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. daily.
Family farm near Byron prepares for popcorn harvest
BYRON, Neb. (KOLN) - A multi-generational family farm with German roots near Byron, Nebraska, is gearing up to harvest approximately 6,500 pounds of fresh popcorn per acre this September. The Free Day Popcorn Company, known for its yellow butterfly popcorn, supplies local favorites like Vala’s Pumpkin Patch. The farm’s...
Law Firm Warns Chadron Attempting to Unconstitutionally Burden Food Trucks
Today, the Institute for Justice (IJ) sent a letter to city officials in Chadron, Nebraska, warning them to cease their misguided efforts to impose unnecessary burdens on food trucks simply to “level the playing field” with brick-and-mortar restaurants. Such efforts to “protect” the city from food trucks violate both the U.S. and Nebraska Constitutions, and harm both the public safety and local economy of Chadron.
Attorney General Hilgers Announces 2024 Nebraska Human Trafficking Task Force Summit
On September 18, 2024, the Nebraska Attorney General’s Office will be hosting the inaugural Nebraska Human Trafficking Task Force Summit at the Younes Center in Kearney. This day-long event will have multiple featured speakers and collaborative panels from various professions, including national and local organizations working to combat human trafficking.
Cooler start to the week, 80s and 90s return mid-week, linger through weekend
HASTINGS — The work week will start out decidedly cooler, but the warm temperatures will make a return by midweek and persist through the weekend across central Nebraska. High temperatures on Monday will reach the mid-80s owing to an upper-level ridge of high pressure that extends from Texas into the northern Plains, according to the National Weather Service – Hastings.
'Late' Nebraska football loses out on top tackle target despite a good fight
For a little while, Nebraska football fans dreamed about hauling in the top offensive tackle in the class of 2025. There was a time when David Sanders Jr. looked like a Huskers lean. And then things started to go south. On Saturday, it sure sounded like a door slammed shut....
Nebraska football on the radar as Big Ten 'surprise' team for 2024
Fall camp is officially coming to a close and game prep week is here. That means that more than ever, the expectations for the Nebraska football team is about to realized, or about to be dashed on the rocks. While there are people who are warning Husker fans that expectations...
Paypal awards credit after ruling against Omaha nail spa owner in gift card scheme
OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - She couldn’t put a finger on it, but nail technician Melissa Greenwell says she had concerns about a man purchasing gift cards. ‘It seemed odd to us at the beginning because of how much he bought,” Melissa said. “[He said] he just wanted to treat the women in his life to something special. We don’t hear that very often so it automatically raised suspicion.
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