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What to know about Omaha Dunham House, a new facility honoring combat veterans
A 9/11 dedication ceremony of the facility points to the connection between the infamous terror attack, the wars that followed, and the ongoing struggles of veterans who fought those wars.
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Dan Osborn is the lone Nebraska candidate to sign pledge prioritizing people over AI
The Independent US Senate hopeful has committed to The AI Pact as conversations on data center and AI regulation take shape as a key issue in this year’s midterms.
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Omaha Restaurant Week has arrived—here’s what to know
Dozens of local eateries offer dinner deals during Omaha Restaurant Week, and with benefits going to a good cause, it’s win-win.
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A statue honoring Omaha’s ‘Broom Man’ is now in Turner Park. Who was he?
A new bronze statue in Omaha’s Turner Park honors Rev. Livingston Wills, the beloved ‘Broom Man’ who sold brooms on the city’s streets for decades.
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Denise Powell nets national endorsement for Social Security, Medicare support
The Democratic nominee for Congress in Nebraska’s 2nd Congressional District is being backed by national advocates for senior social programs.
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Everything you need to know about Nebraska’s only cat cafe: Felius
Felius has been the only cat cafe in Nebraska since 2019. Here’s everything you need to know about it, from pricing to how it works and why it’s so important.
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Your fall 2026 guide to leaf-peeping in Nebraska
Discover the best dates and places to enjoy leaf-peeping in Nebraska this autumn.
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Healthcare, Medicaid cuts taking shape as key issue in NE-02 race
Healthcare access has long been a political battle ground. Candidates for NE-02—Nebraska’s most competitive US House seat—are jockeying to have the leading position on the topic.
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Why Nebraskans are lobbying for a cat statue at the State Capitol
Cameron the Cat brightened up the days of Lincoln lawmakers for years. Now they want to honor that service with a statue.
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Pillen’s data center reversal came with a task force that includes a $65,000 donor
Gov. Jim Pillen lobbied for data center tax breaks this spring, then blocked them by executive order in July. The company set to power Google’s Nebraska data center gave his campaign $65,000.
