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Trump’s rally in Nebraska oozed with midterm anxiety
A packed midterm rally in deep red Nebraska featured more allusions to fear than assurance from President Donald Trump and state Republicans.
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Dan Osborn calls for end of Iran war, receives backing from national security leaders
The US Navy and National Guard veteran turned Independent Senate hopeful was endorsed for his “character” and stance on ending continued conflict in the middle east.
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Want to buy a urinal trough from Memorial Stadium? You can for $3,000?
The Big Red Rebuild is putting Memorial Stadium’s old urinal troughs up for sale, and Husker fans are already buying.
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Dan Osborn faces Red Cloud residents in apologetic townhall after ‘offensive’ leaked remarks
The Independent candidate for US Senate suggested that lives in Red Cloud, Nebraska “suck so f—king bad” because of Trump in a leaked recording. He hosted a town hall in the community to apologize.
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As SNAP enrollment falls by 40,000 in Nebraska, NE-02 candidates split on federal cuts
Each month, more and more Nebraskans are losing access to federal food assistance programs. The continued decline may be an affordability test in the state’s most competitive congressional race.
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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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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 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 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.
