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Pedestrian suffers possible life-threatening injuries in Lincoln crash
LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) — A pedestrian suffered serious injuries Friday night in a crash in Lincoln. The crash was reported just before 9:30 p.m. at 10th and High streets. Sgt. David Lopez with the Lincoln Police Department said a pedestrian was trying to cross 10th Street when they were hit by a vehicle.
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Late dunk by Creighton's Jamiya Neal not appreciated by UConn players in Bluejays' Big East Tournament win
Creighton wing Jamiya Neal ruffled some feathers with a last-second, two-hand windmill dunk to put the finishing touches on No. 2 seed Creighton's 71-62 victory over third-seeded UConn in the Big East Tournament semifinals Friday night. UConn point guard Hassan Diarra handed Neal a forearm shiver after the jam. "He...
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The true story of Joplin’s Tornado of 2011 which inspired the Docufilm Netflix Tornado Town
On May 22, 2011, the annual diplomas delivery ceremony was held in Joplin (Missouri). The happy event was disintegrated by a catastrophic Tornado, a one -year -old black iceberg tip that repeatedly hit the United States area known as “Tornado Alley”. On March 19, 2025 Netflix releases the documentary “Tornado Town: in the eye of the cyclone”, reconstruction of the immense tragedy through the eyes and words of the then newly-bored, enriched with unpublished images that reconstruct the power of the abaustian day.
News Channel Nebraska
Norfolk man arrested in Woodland Park following short pursuit
WOODLAND PARK, Neb. -- Law enforcement in northeast Nebraska arrested a Norfolk man following a brief pursuit. The Stanton County Sheriff's office said that Friday morning around 1:20, they saw a vehicle speeding on Old Highway 35 near Woodland Park. Officers said they tried to pull over the speeding vehicle....
Nebraska Examiner
UNO being investigated by Trump’s Ed Department for ‘race-exclusionary practices’
LINCOLN — The University of Nebraska at Omaha is being investigated by the U.S. Department of Education for “race-exclusionary practices” in its graduate programs, the agency announced Friday. The Education Department memo accuses UNO and 44 other universities of “race-exclusionary practices.” Seven other colleges and universities are being investigated for “alleged impermissible race-based scholarships and […]
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Talmage resident losing patience faster than the court does over nuisance properties
TALMAGE – An Otoe County judge ordered a Talmage resident to clean up junk and garbage from her property a year ago and a neighbor says the latest extension is testing her patience. Debra Burbee said there are houses in town that are persistently cluttered with garbage. Burbee: “It’s...
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Tyler Goodrich was ‘so important’ to many people, sister says
"Tyler was such an important person to so many people," his sister said.
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Nebraska businessman indicted on fraud charges
(KANSAS CITY, Kan.) A Nebraska contractor has been indicted by a federal grand jury for allegedly defrauding customers across multiple states by failing to construct buildings after being paid. According to court documents, Bobby Bates Sr., 42 of Grand Island, Nebraska, is charged with two counts of wire fraud. Bates...
Western Iowa Today
Severe Storms Expected Friday Evening: Damaging Winds, Tornado Risks, and Large Hail Possible
(Des Moines) Severe storms are likely on Friday afternoon and evening, with damaging winds being the main threat. There is also some risk for tornadoes and large hail, but to a lesser extent. The storms are expected to occur primarily between 4 PM and 10 PM, rushing at 50-60 mph....
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Adventureland Inn permanently shuttering its doors after 50 years
ALTOONA, Iowa — On Wednesday Adventureland announced that the Adventureland Inn will be permanently closing its doors. In 1973, just a year before the theme park opened, Jack Krantz opened the Adventureland Inn. The hotel has gone through many changes in its over 50-year history, including a million dollar project in 2002 that doubled the […]