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Nebraska City Among ‘Most Dangerous’ in America, Says Report
Nebraska, known for its friendly people, rich agricultural heritage, and scenic landscapes, has recently been making headlines for all the wrong reasons. According to a recent report by MoneyGeek, a personal finance technology company, one Nebraska city has been ranked among the most dangerous places in the United States. In this blog post, we’ll take a closer look at the findings, explore the factors contributing to the city’s high crime rates, and discuss the implications for residents and visitors alike.
Nebraska lakes with high levels of E. coli bacteria during July 1 testing
OMAHA, Neb. — With the city of Blair under a boil advisory after water tested positive for E. coli, Nebraska is monitoring lakes for the bacteria. The state's Department of Environment and Energy said 10 lakes had high levels of the bacteria during July 1 testing, including Fremont Lake No. 9, Louisville Lake No. 2, and site No. 11 at Lake Cunningham.
Gov. Pillen Invites Nebraskans to Register for the Ag & Economic Development Summit: One Nebraska, Headlined by Husker AD Troy Dannen
LINCOLN – Governor Jim Pillen, the Nebraska Department of Economic Development (DED), and the Nebraska Department of Agriculture (NDA) encourage Nebraskans to register for the Ag & Economic Development Summit: One Nebraska. This year’s event will take place August 7-9, 2024, at the Younes Conference Center North in Kearney.
Celebrate Independence Day with Exciting Events Across Nebraska!
As the Fourth of July approaches, the cities of Nebraska such as Omaha and Ralston are gearing up for a spectacular array of celebrations to mark Independence Day. From parades and pool parties to symphonic performances and dazzling fireworks, there is something for everyone to enjoy. Whether you’re looking to soak up the festive atmosphere with a daytime parade or end your evening with a grand fireworks display, this guide highlights the must-attend events that promise to make this year’s Fourth of July unforgettable. Read on for details on where to go and what to expect for a fun-filled holiday!
Ponca Tribe, Neligh community unite to celebrate rich heritage
NELIGH, Neb. — The relationship between the Ponca Tribe and Neligh spans back hundreds of years, and the Antelope County Museum celebrated their heritage with tribe members dancing at a ceremony. “They are part of our heritage and they’re back in our history, and I thought, ‘We’re going to...
Organizers planning 99th birthday celebration for Johnny Carson
Organizers are already making plans for a special birthday celebration for a long-time Norfolk legend. Johnny Carson would have been 99 this year and the Elkhorn Valley Museum, Faith Regional Health Services, the Norfolk Arts Center and the Northeast Community College Foundation are throwing him a big party. Libby McKay...
Two I-80 bridges west of Lincoln set to be demolished
LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - Due to a pair of bridges west of Lincoln being demolished, drivers will need to find a new way to drive east on Monday evening. On Monday, July 8, I-80 eastbound will be closing at 8 p.m. Motorists will be detoured at the Milford Interchange (Exit...
CHI Health reports over 36 fireworks-related injuries in Lincoln, Omaha this 4th of July
On Wednesday and Thursday, CHI said the ER’s have treated burns, lacerations and contusions, mainly to the eyes, face and hands on several people ranging from young children to older adults.
Northeast Earn Gold Medal in Teamworks at Nationals SkillsUSA -- Again
ATLANTA – A team of Northeast Community College students took top honors at a national career and technical education skills competition and leadership conference. A total of 26 students, faculty, and staff went to Atlanta, Ga., for the competition with 17 Northeast students competing after winning gold medals at the state competition in Grand Island.
Columbus man to spend decades in prison for ‘senseless’ murder of Stanton County native
COLUMBUS — Larry Houdek’s family lost a hero, their support system and an unconditional love on Jan. 16, 2022. It was a regular day for Houdek, who had gone to church that morning and came home to watch football. But the 77-year-old Stanton County native’s regular day was anything but as soon as Michael Keener came to Houdek’s Columbus home, stabbed Houdek to death and took his belongings in a random act of violence.
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