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Lexington city council approves actions to prepare former Tyson Foods property near plant for redevelopment

LEXINGTON — The Lexington city council approved various actions that will prepare former Tyson Foods property around the plant for future redevelopment during their meeting on Tuesday, Nov. 10. The city council considered the creation of the South Industrial First Addition and the annexation of the 419 acres near...

Lexington, NE · 2d
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Dawson County weekly real estate transactions, Nov. 6-13

LEXINGTON — The Dawson County Register of Deeds released the weekly real estate transactions from Nov. 6-13. Catherine Sarnes and Scott Sarnes and Joni Bennett and Edward Bennett, to Dirk C. Trautman and Kylee R. Wilken, Lot 13, North Shore, Johnson Lake, Section 32, Township 9 North, Range 22 of the West 6th P.M., Dawson County, $1,802.76 revenue.

Dawson County, NE · 1d
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Campground Gets New Manager, New Utility Rates Set

Lafayette Park and Campground officially has a new manager. City Parks Director Noah Dea shared that several applications were received for the position, which was vacated by the resignation of Jessica Fulkerson, and four quality candidates were interviewed. At the Oct. 20 meeting of the Gothenburg City Council, an agreement...

Gothenburg, NE · 3d
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Lexington Clears 419 Acres of Ex-Tyson Land for Redevelopment Push

Lexington's city council has signed off on a batch of land moves meant to turn the idle footprint around its shuttered Tyson Foods plant into something new, approving the subdivision and annexation of roughly 419 acres the city recently bought from the meatpacker. The former production facility itself, however, stays outside city limits for now, even as the farmland and infrastructure around it start down the path toward industrial redevelopment.

Lexington, NE · 2d
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‘Mentally it’s draining’: Lincoln tenant describes years of rental problems

LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) — A Lincoln mother says she’s spent nearly three years dealing with a leaking ceiling, sewage backups and yellow jackets inside the walls of her rental home — and now, she’s preparing to leave. Ashley Neukirch alleges many of her concerns about the...

Lincoln, NE · 2d

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Holmberg Gets Four Years; Nebraska Teacher-License Review Is a Separate Process

Daniel Holmberg, 63, of Lincoln, was sentenced to four years in prison and two years of post-release supervision after pleading no contest to two counts of third-degree sexual abuse by a school worker. The court credited him with one day served, 1011 Now reported. The sentence is the criminal outcome; Nebraska’s process for suspending or revoking an educator’s certificate is separate.

Nebraska · 12h

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Meister Sentenced in Custer County District Court

Sentencing was handed down on Thursday, November 12th in Custer County District Court for Jared J. Meister, age 40 of Rising City. Judge Karin Noakes sentenced the defendant to two years probation and ordered restitution be made to Mitch and Roxanne Huggins in the amount of $5,000. A plea agreement was reached in the case in October. At that time, in exchange for the charge being amended to theft by unlawful taking in the amount of over $1,500 but under $5,000, a Class I misdemeanor, Meister changed his previous plea from not guilty to no contest. In August of 2025, Meister pleaded not guilty to the original charge of theft by unlawful taking in an amount of over $5,000, a Class IIA felony. The case stems from an investigation into the disappearance of a blonde bison bull belonging to Mitch and Roxanne Huggins, owners of the Comstock Premier Lodge located in Custer County. According to information shared in court during sentencing, civil cases are pending in the matter.

Custer County, NE · 2d

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MURAL brings affordable housing to former Pershing site

LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) — A historic block in downtown Lincoln is getting a new purpose as city and business leaders celebrated the opening of MURAL, a nearly $35 million affordable housing development built on the former site of Pershing Auditorium. White Lotus Group and the Lincoln Chamber of Commerce...

Lincoln, NE · 3d

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RecycleLink Resumes Paying for Aluminum Cans in Lincoln

Lincoln residents can once again sell aluminum cans at RecycleLink’s facility at 440 J St., just south of the Haymarket. The company weighs bags of cans on site and was paying 50 cents per pound Wednesday. “Right now, it’s 50 cents a pound, but next week that could go...

Lincoln, NE · 3d

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STAR CITY BUZZ: Events happening Nov. 13-15

Looking for weekend plans? We've got you covered! From parades to Brick Days, find out what's happening in Lincoln November 13-15.

Lincoln, NE · 2d

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Streets Near State Capitol To Close November 15 For Veterans Parade

LINCOLN–(KFOR Nov. 14)–Portions of several streets near the State Capitol will temporarily close Sunday, November 15, for the Lincoln Veterans Parade. The eighth annual parade begins at 2 p.m. with opening ceremony on the north steps of the State Capitol and will follow “K” Street from South 21st to South 14th streets. More information is available at lincolnveteransparade.org.

Lincoln, NE · 15h

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Nebraska Army and Air National Guard prepare for major national disasters through real-life simulations

YUTAN, Neb. (KLKN) – Beginning at 5:15 a.m. Friday morning, 208 Nebraska National Guard soldiers and airmen gathered at the Mead Training Center to extract victims from rubble and administer medical treatment. This was only a simulation, but the activity tested the troop’s real-life abilities in case of a...

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Nebraska's Four Tribal Nations Unite for First-Ever State Screenings of Imagining the Indian

SANTEE, Neb. — For the first time in Nebraska, the award-winning documentary Imagining. the Indian: The Fight Against Native American Mascoting will be featured in a three-day screening series, November 16-18, 2026, bringing together Nebraska's four federally recognized. Tribal Nations, educational institutions, and community members to address harmful stereotypes.

Nebraska · 1d

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Government Committee chair won’t seek same role in 2027-28 Nebraska Legislature

BELLEVUE, Neb. — The chair of the legislative Committee on Government, Military and Veterans Affairs won’t ask again for the top post in 2027, but two Air Force veterans have already tossed their names into the ring to succeed her. State Sen. Rita Sanders, a former eight-year mayor of Bellevue who previously worked for former U.S. […]

Nebraska · 3d

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After initial opposition, Cameron the Capitol Cat gets purr-manent statue

Cameron the Capitol Cat will be honored with a bronze statue at the Nebraska Capitol. His likeness will be perched atop a retaining wall doubling as a seating area, greeting arriving visitors much like the real cat did for almost 10 years. The Nebraska Capitol Environs Commission approved the proposal...

Lincoln, NE · 2d

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FAA ground stop impacts Nebraska airports, some into Saturday

OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - While the FAA lifted its hours-long ground stop on Friday night, flights in central Nebraska were already showing cancellations for Saturday. North Platte Regional Airport posted on its official Facebook page that United flights scheduled for Friday night and Saturday morning had been cancelled. Airports in...

Omaha, NE · 1d

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Nebraska Medicine's $103 million Gretna Landing Health Center is underway

Nebraska Medicine's $103 million Gretna Landing Health Center opens in January 2028, bringing expanded care and over 100 jobs to Gretna.

Gretna, NE · 2d

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KIOS FM Local News for Friday, 11/13/26

Protestors in Nebraska are calling for changes to Medicaid work requirements. The group of protestors gathered this week at a meeting of Nebraska's Medicaid Advisory Committee. The group was calling for changes to federal requirements including work requirement verification and a public dashboard that will show eligibility and compliance data. Nebraska was the first state in the country to implement the new requirements.

Nebraska · 1d

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Douglas County Veterans Treatment Court celebrates ten years, new graduates

The Douglas County Veterans Treatment Court celebrated its tenth anniversary with a graduation ceremony at the Omaha Civic Center Thursday.

Douglas County, NE · 2d