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UNMC for the record, Aug. 16, 2024
Midwest Body Donation Program Consortium held at UNMC. The UNMC Department of Genetics, Cell Biology and Anatomy and the Nebraska Anatomical Board hosted the 2024 Midwest Body Donation Program Consortium on July 19 at UNMC. The program, which drew 60 in person and virtual attendees, offered presentations that included discussions...
Central Nebraska law enforcement investigating a head-on collision
Buffalo County - The Buffalo County Sheriff's Office is investigating the circumstances surrounding a two vehicle head-on crash just west of Amherst, NE on Highway 40. The crash occurred at approximately 7:24 AM on Friday August 16, 2024. At the time of this news media press release, public safety first responders remain at the scene. A portion of Highway 40 at this location remains closed at this time.
Smoke advisory issued in Nebraska due to western wildfires
LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - Smoke from wildfires in the Western U.S. and Canada may be affecting air quality in Nebraska. The departments of Health and Human Services along with Environment and Energy have issued a smoke advisory for Northern and Central Nebraska. The advisory will last from Friday night into...
‘Absolute minimum’ property tax relief plan advances in Nebraska Legislature with few changes
LINCOLN — The “absolute minimum” property tax relief plan in the Nebraska Legislature inched closer to passage with small changes Friday, as lawmakers swatted down a proposed “compromise” for counties and municipalities. Legislative Bill 34 advanced 39-8 to a third and final round of debate. It would add $185 million in new tax relief and repurpose […]
Adoptive parents wanted for Nebraska children
OMAHA, Neb. — A little-known Omaha-based website is promoting the stories and photos of children who need the ultimate support system: They’re children who wished to be adopted by permanent, loving families. It’s called the Nebraska Heart Gallery and it’s run by the Child Saving Institute.
Second budget bill advances after another filibuster
LINCOLN — The Nebraska Legislature on Thursday advanced the second of two budget bills of the special session intended to offset the costs of a slimmed-down property tax relief plan. But state senators spent most of the day getting there, venting about what they wish they had included in a property tax package and hunting […]
Secretary of State won’t ask NE Pardons Board to restore voting rights for convicted felons
LINCOLN — Nebraska Secretary of State Bob Evnen will not ask the Board of Pardons at its meeting next week to consider restoring voting rights to people who have completed their felony convictions. Evnen’s office announced Thursday he will pull an agenda item for the Aug. 20 meeting of the Pardons Board, of which he is […]
ESPN’s ‘No Place Like Nebraska’ Documentary on Volleyball Premieres
ESPN's upcoming documentary, "No Place Like Nebraska," will spotlight the 2023 Cornhusker volleyball season, showcasing the transformation from a football-centric school to a powerhouse in women's volleyball. Premiering on August 25 at 4:00 p.m. CT, the film aims to celebrate the team's journey and features contributions from notable figures connected to the program. Under the leadership of Coach John Cook, the team achieved a remarkable 33-2 record and captured its fourth Big Ten title with a 19-1 record. The story also delves into the personal challenges faced by star player Harper Murray amid a social media backlash following the national championship. Cook expressed the documentary's unique insight into the team's season, including visits to players' hometowns.
Lincoln man sentenced for conspiracy to distribute fentanyl
LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - A Lincoln man was sentenced for conspiracy to distribute fentanyl on Friday. According to the Department of Justice, 40-year-old Joe Paul Shultz of Lincoln was sentenced in federal court for conspiracy to distribute and possess with intent to distribute fentanyl. A U.S. district judge sentenced Shultz...
'Very Brazen': Driveway attack of Northwest Omaha woman shocks neighborhood
The three suspects were last seen in the neighborhood near 190th and Maple where the attack happened. The Douglas County Sheriff’s Office shared video hoping to help locate them as fast as possible.
Lib’s Park splash pad closing early due to vandalism
HASTINGS, Neb. (KSNB) - The Lib’s Park splash pad located in Hastings is closing for the season earlier than expected due to vandalism. Hastings Parks & Recreation announced the closing Thursday after finding the sensor for the splash pad doesn’t operate properly. The summer spot was originally set...
Thanks to neighbors, Lincoln cafe that changed hours due to crime will be open late again
LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) – The Black Sheep Cafe at 27th and Randolph streets will be a late-night pit stop again. Neighbors have promised the owner, who was concerned about crime, to keep a watchful eye on the business. The restaurant started in March and was open from 10 a.m....
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