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Nebraska rushed Medicaid work rules. Then a cancer patient was told he’d lost coverage.
Eli McCreary of Omaha was told that, due to new federal Medicaid work rules, his benefits under the program now required that he have a job.
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The City of Omaha’s offering to pick up your yard waste for free
The free yard waste pickup curbside program is currently underway until Dec.
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6-year-old proves you never know what you’ll find at Schramm Park
Leo Youngdahl’s conulariid fossil find is the first in Nebraska in 55 years.
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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 tribal colleges face challenges from federal cutbacks
A new report showed federal cuts and scarce philanthropic dollars now threaten progress amid tribal colleges.
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Nation’s largest factory feedlot for cattle planned in Nebraska
Today more than 90 percent of the animals consumed as food in the U.S. are raised in industrial confinement, including cattle that start their lives on pasture but are “finished” in feedlots.
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Nebraska Navigator AI chatbot launches on Nebraska.gov
The state’s new 24/7 chatbot helps visitors find Nebraska government information in more than 50 languages, with public testing underway through October.
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Eppley Airfield to allow some visitors past security without a ticket in new program
Gateside by TSA PreCheck pilot indicates slight loosening of post-9/11 security measures as the nation marks the 25th anniversary of the attacks.
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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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Just how opposed to medical marijuana is Pete Ricketts?
The US Senator has blocked Nebraskans from legalizing medical marijuana, even after they voted for it…twice.
