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Dashboard Camera Captures Tornado Demolishing Building in Nebraska
Tornadoes were big news at the end of April when hundreds of tornadoes touched down in the Midwest and Great Plains states over the course of several days. New footage shared by AccuWeather on YouTube lends a whole new perspective—one no one would want to experience in real life. A dashboard camera from an unoccupied vehicle in a parking lot caught the moment a tornado ripped up a building in Lincoln, Nebraska on April 26, 2024.
Nebraska honors fallen officers, acknowledges hidden traumas of law enforcement
GRAND ISLAND, Neb. — Police officers put their lives on the line and those killed in the line of duty are recognized, including some with hidden trauma. Friday the state paid tribute to three central Nebraska men who died in the line of duty including two from Buffalo County.
State makes changes to nursing scholarship fund to reach more NE students before deadline
LINCOLN — Guidelines for a scholarship fund for budding Nebraska nurses, which had not been tapped as anticipated, have been changed to reach more students before an impending deadline. In 2022, the Nebraska Legislature directed $5 million in federal American Rescue Plan Act funds toward scholarships for students on short-term or accelerated nursing tracks. The […] The post State makes changes to nursing scholarship fund to reach more NE students before deadline appeared first on Nebraska Examiner.
Nebraska State Track & Field (5/17): Elmwood-Murdock's Clements leads 9 area medalists with shot put title
(KMAland) -- Nine KMAland Nebraska athletes earned medals at the Nebraska State Track & Field Championships in Omaha on Friday. Elmwood-Murdock’s Sam Clements earned a state championship in the Class C shot put while Syracuse’s Jayden Meyer led the Class C girls with a third-place finish in the 400. Rylie Beethe of Johnson-Brock was fifth in the Class D long jump, and Ridge Bredthauer of Sterling came in sixth in the Class D boys long jump.
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