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Celebrate Juneteenth with 13 events across Nebraska
From concert parties, to yoga sessions, to community gatherings—all Nebraskans are invited to celebrate Juneteenth with 13 unique events.
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Gage County advances 18-month data center moratorium
The vote to halt construction of data centers was well received by the dozens of residents who testified for hours on the move.
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Beloved Zipline brewery shuts down amid GOP rally controversy
Zipline Brewery has been pouring beer for over a decade. It suddenly halted production this week.
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Omaha ICE raid one year later: Immigrant community spotlights pain, grit
A sudden immigration raid shocked the city last year, but those affected are forging a path forward.
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10 places to catch free concerts this summer in Nebraska
Learn about the best free shows, concerts, and festivals throughout Nebraska, with all-star lineups and performances across a variety of musical styles.
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‘Don’t give up’: Nebraska’s queer community defiant after Gov. Pillen tries rebranding Pride Month
Republican Gov. Pillen’s latest proclamation is drawing criticism for being exclusionary and misguided, critics say.
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6 exotic animals you won’t believe are legal to own in Nebraska
Cats and dogs make great pets, but if you’re looking for a more unique companion, consider these six exotic animals you can legally own in Nebraska.
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Step aside, Omaha: Here are the 6 best small towns to visit in Nebraska
Explore Nebraska’s best small towns, from scenic lake escapes and Sandhills adventures to vibrant arts and shopping destinations.
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Nebraska Governor facing backlash after saying Palestinians are ‘born to kill’
The “dehumanizing” remark from Republican Jim Pillen was made while signing an order aimed at combatting antisemitism.
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‘Paycheck populism’: Dan Osborn’s working-class pitch for US Senate
The independent running for US Senate in Nebraska has focused on material, economic policies, not culture war issues.
