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Osborn, Ricketts make final appeals to Nebraska voters on eve of Senate election

LA VISTA, Neb. (WOWT) - Independent Dan Osborn held an election-eve rally Monday at the Astro Theater in La Vista, and Republican Sen. Pete Ricketts spoke with voters Sunday as both candidates made final appeals in Nebraska’s U.S. Senate race. Final messages to voters. Osborn told the crowd the...

Nebraska · 4d

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Volunteers Needed to Place 760 Wreaths at Offutt Air Force Base Cemetery

Offutt Air Force Base, Neb. – The Offutt Officers’ Spouses Club will join Offutt Air Force Base Cemetery (Fort Crook Post Cemetery) in remembering and honoring America’s veterans by laying remembrance wreaths on the graves of the nation’s fallen heroes and their families. A brief ceremony...

Offutt Afb, NE · 5d

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Lincoln housing project to be featured on architectural television show

LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - A Lincoln housing project is getting national attention. Shive-Hattery, a full-service architectural and engineering design firm, announced on Monday that the Sonderup Container Housing located near 28th and Vine streets is set to be featured on America by Design, a television series focusing innovative architecture. Shive-Hattery...

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Bryan Health Planning to Move Bryan Home to New Location on Bryan East Campus

LINCOLN–(KFOR Oct. 30)–The historic William Jennings Bryan home is being relocated to the northeast corner of the Bryan Health East Campus at 52nd and “A” Street, next Saturday, Nov. 7, as the campus further expands and balance emerging health care needs. The move date is contingent...

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Bryan Health details plan to move historic William Jennings Bryan House

LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - Bryan Health revealed its full plan for how the historic William Jennings Bryan House will be moved across its campus. Friday morning, administrative leadership with Bryan Health gave a detailed play-by-play press conference of how the transportation of the historic William Jennings Bryan House is planned go down.

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Gage County Mother Admits Dating App Use While Son Was in Hospital

A defense attorney spent hours Thursday picking apart the testimony of a mother who says her five-year-old son was tied up, confined to a calf hutch and a cluttered storage room, and left waiting hours for medical help before he died. Heather Peterson, who is herself charged in the case and testifying under a cooperation agreement with the state, admitted under cross-examination that her account has shifted since she first spoke with investigators following Felix Reyna’s death in June 2025.

Gage County, NE · 7d

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Osborn, Ricketts make final appeals to Nebraska voters on eve of Senate election

Nebraska · 4d

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Walz Discusses Education, Economy, Political Divisions

A former Fremont fourth-grade teacher is running for governor. Nebraskans will head to the polls Nov. 3 to elect their next governor. Incumbent Republican Gov. Jim Pillen faces Democratic candidate Lynne Walz, Brett Lindstrom of the America First Party and Rick Beard of the Legal Marijuana NOW Party. With Election...

Nebraska · 7d

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Lincoln Community Gathers to Celebrate Tredz Central’s New Lincoln Location

Tredz Central (tredzcentral.com/west-o-street) celebrated the grand opening of its new Lincoln location on Sept. 24 with a ribbon-cutting ceremony hosted with the Lincoln Chamber of Commerce at 1802 West O St. Blake Preston, executive vice president of Tredz Central, cut the ribbon alongside his family: Lisa, Ron, Justin and James...

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City of Lincoln receives $11.7 million federal grant for West O Street development

LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) — The City of Lincoln has received an $11.7 million federal grant for West O Street upgrades, Lincoln Mayor Leirion Gaylor Baird said. According to Baird, the grant will support a $14.6 million project regarding almost 1.8 miles of West O Street between Northwest 22nd and Third streets. The City will provide $2.9 million in local matching funds.

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140 years later, woman traces long-lost relative to abandoned cemetery in Lancaster County

Marla Weber places a yellow flower next to a headstone. The grave marker is newer than the older ones scattered on the corner of a Lancaster County road intersection at Southwest 114th Street and West Sprague Road. The headstone was placed in August 2025. She’s about 3 miles north of...

Lancaster County, NE · 8d

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NEBRASKA vs. Washington Pre-Game Vibes: Halloween Party Plus a Big Win

The crowd will be juiced and ready - can the boys turn things back around in the Black-Out?. And rot inside a corpse’s shell. / The foulest stench is in the air /. The evil of the thriller.“ - Vincent Price opening narration - ”Thriller”. The kickers...

Lincoln, NE · 6d

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LSO Sheriff candidates Ben Houchin, Jay Pitts address allegations and controversy between campaigns

LSO Sheriff candidates Ben Houchin, Jay Pitts address allegations and controversy between campaigns.

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Historic Lincoln home officially lifted in preparation for its move

LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) — A historic home has officially been lifted from the Bryan Hospital’s East Campus. The Fairview Home, otherwise known as the William Jennings Bryan home, is being relocated to make room for an expansion project at the hospital. The home was donated by William Jennings...

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Hazardous tree removal in Lincoln to begin in late October, early November

LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - The Lincoln Parks and Recreation Department announced on Wednesday that removal of hazardous trees is scheduled to begin in late October at Standing Bear Park and early November in Sawyer Snell Park. According to city officials, signs will be posted in the work zones, and park...

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Data Centers Decoded: Water and electricity usage put into context

LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - The exact amount of water and electricity data centers use had been a mystery until data centers in Nebraska had to submit an annual report at the end of September. But comprehending the scale of use, especially what water usage looks like, has been more difficult to decode.

Nebraska · 8d

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Weber and Fulton Differ on Lincoln Charter Amendments

Lincoln voters will decide five City Charter amendments November 3 that could change when city elections are held, how long City Council members can serve and who can vote in municipal elections. City Council Chair Brodey Weber and Good Government Lincoln spokesman Tony Fulton offer different views on the proposals, particularly how the city would move to even-year elections.

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