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What to know about the first woman honored in bronze at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln
The new Louise Pound statue is the first at UNL to honor a woman. Here’s how she lettered in men’s tennis, won a state golf title, and more.
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Nebraska sports fans prepare for a big day of football, volleyball on Oct. 10
Fox’s Big Noon Kickoff broadcasts from Lincoln Oct. 10 for Nebraska vs. Indiana, followed by a Nebraska vs. Wisconsin volleyball match.
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3 of the freakiest UFO sightings in Nebraska history
UFO sightings in Nebraska have been common throughout the state’s history. Here are some of the freakiest encounters.
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Lancaster sheriff’s race: Pitts focuses on community, Houchin faces questions about past
Inspired by his father, Lincoln Airport Authority Police Corporal Jay Pitts is running for Lancaster County Sheriff against its Chief Deputy, Ben Houchin. Houchin faces abuse allegations from his ex-wife and an unresolved vehicular negligence suit.
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Nebraska tribe: Proposed data center threatens water rights
Google is planning a proposed data center on about 900 acres in Salix, Iowa, just across the state line near the Missouri River.
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Nebraska Republicans defend costly Iran war while running on ‘affordability’
On the campaign trail, Republicans in Nebraska such as Brinker Harding and Pete Ricketts acknowledge affordability concerns—without calling for an end to one of the biggest drivers of those concerns: the Iran War.
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The 10 quirkiest roadside attractions in Nebraska
We rounded up the 10 best roadside attractions in Nebraska to make your next road trip a little more fun, including zany museums and a Stonehenge lookalike.
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The 10 most haunted spots in Omaha
From cemeteries and steakhouses to high schools and parks, there is paranormal activity abounding at these haunted spots in Omaha.
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The largest landowner in Nebraska died this year. Who gets all that land now?
Ted Turner was one of the country’s most active conservationists, but will his properties remain protected?
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Flood v. Backemeyer: Three key themes from the Nebraska’s 1st District congressional debate
Candidates for Nebraska’s 1st Congressional District clashed over several national and local issues in their first—and likely last—televised debate.
