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- UNL Leaders Propose Millions in Budget Cuts
The University of Nebraska-Lincoln must cut $5.2 million from its budget by the Spring.
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- Lincoln Board of Education Moves Forward with Steve Joel Decision
Like the board of any successful business Lincoln's Board of Education wants only the most qualified candidate to run its school district.
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- Nebraska Voters Likely to Get Chance to Cut Treasurer
Nebraska residents will likely get to decide if the state treasurer's office should be eliminated.
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- Police Uncover Massive Marijuana Operation
Lincoln Police arrested five men in connection with a massive marijuana growing operation.
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- Lincoln Figure Skaters Support New Arena
The Star City Figure Skating Club might be small and might not get much attention, but they're quickly growing in popularity and now they want a bigger, better place to practice.
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- Lincoln Woman Who Had Been Left in Filthy Bed Dies
A 77-year-old Lincoln woman has died, weeks after three relatives were accused of failing to get her medical treatment and leaving her in a urine- and feces-soaked bed for more than a week.
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- OSU: Employee Kills Co-Worker, Wounds Another
Ohio State University says an overnight shooting at a campus maintenance building left one of its employees dead and two others wounded.
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- Lincoln Police Add Another Daytime Residential Burglary to Growing List
Lincoln police are investigating yet another residential burglary that took place Monday.
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- Update: 3 People in Custody Following Overnight Home Invasion
Lincoln Police have arrested three men in connection with a home invasion robbery early this morning.
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- Nebraska Gets Financial Reason to Fill Out Census Form
A report says that, per capita, Nebraska in fiscal 2008 got more federal money tied to census data than most other states.
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- Seward Dealer Is One of 600 GM Offers To Reinstate
Seward dealer is one of 600 GM plans to reinstate.
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- Emergency, Weather Officials Monitoring Flood Potential
Emergency officials are urging the public to be aware of potential flooding concerns as the snow melts and rain falls.
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- Lance's Journal: 3rd Oldest Person in Nebraska, Mar. 8
There's an art to growing old gracefully and the focus of this edition of Lance's Journal has mastered the art.
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- Update: Lincoln Police Investigating Child's Death as a Homicide
Lincoln Police say the death of 23-month-old Carter Vetter of Lincoln is being investigated as a homicide.
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- Olympic Gold Medalist Returns Home to Shelby
It's the day the town of Shelby, Nebraska has been waiting for, their hometown hero, Olympic Gold Medalist Curtis Tomasevicz returned home with his medal, and the town couldn't be more proud.
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- Armon Dixon Found Guilty of Sexual Assault, Robbery
A jury has found a 30-year old Lincoln man guilty Monday of sexual assault and robbery.
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- Man Attacked by Suspect Carrying a 2 x 4 in Lincoln Alley
Police are looking for three suspects after a victim reported being attacked in an alley near 33rd and O streets.
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- Evelyn Sharp Honored with Congressional Gold Medal Award
Evelyn Sharp, from Ord, will be honored with the Congressional Gold Medal in Washington for her work as a pilot in WWII.
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- UNL Group Starts Student-Run Web Business
When it comes to landing a job, there's nothing more valuable than experience. A group of University of Nebraska-Lincoln students is getting that and a lot more thanks to the University, Ebay and a lot of hard work.
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- Businesses Score During State Basketball Championships
It's not just fans and players that look forward to the state high school basketball championships -- Lincoln businesses see it as a time to score, too.
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- Unemployed Nebraskans Will Not Face Gap in Benefits
The United States Senate passed the $10 billion measure to extend unemployment benefits. That means there will be no interruption in payments to Nebraskans who are collecting federally-funded benefits.
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- Potting Soil Poses A Fire Hazard
State fire officials warn that without the proper precautions, potted plants could be a fire hazard.
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- With Weather Warm Up Comes More Crime, Police Say
As temperatures rise, so do the amount of robberies, burglaries, and assaults.
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- Small Town Rivalry Comes To Lincoln
Two high school girls basketball teams from Wahoo were both fighting to take home a state title.
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- Huskers Finish Regular Season Undefeated, 82-72 Over Kansas State
Nebraska defeats Kansas State to finish the regular season undefeated.
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- Police: Teen Stabs Attacker After Attempted Robbery
Lincoln Police say a teen attacked with a board stabs the alleged attacker with a pocket knife. - Man Arrested for Sexual Assault and Robbery Takes Stand
The rape and robbery trial of Armon Dixon continued in Lincoln Friday.
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- University Looks for Developer to Take Over Industrial Arts Building
A 97-year-old building at the former State Fairgrounds could be demolished if a developer doesn't step forward.
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- High School Basketball Fans Worry About Championships Moving
Fans are pouring in from around the state this weekend for the High School Girls State Basketball Championships. And while most fans say they like the tradition of coming to the Capital City, some say they're worried the games could move without a new arena.
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- Police: Man Arrested After Marijuana Discovered
Lincoln police say the search of a house after a fire led authorities to an active marijuana growing operation.
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- LPD Investigating 2 Shoplifting Cases at 2 Wal-Marts on Same Day
Lincoln police are investigating two cases of shoplifting that happened at two local Wal-marts on the same day, and the suspects can be seen on surveillance video. Police could use your help in identifying the suspects. Here's my crimestoppers report for the week..
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- The Fastbreakers Club Follows NU Women's Basketball
The Fastbreakers is a booster club for the Nebraska women's basketball team. Their goal is to generate enthusiasm for women's basketball.
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- Apartment Complex Evacuated While LFR Battled Apartment Fire
Lincoln Fire and Rescue Battalion Chief Jeanne Pashalek says Holdrege Street from 44th to 45th Streets was closed while crews investigated a fire at 4431 Holdrege Street Apartment #1 just after 10:00 a.m. Friday. The streets have since reopened.
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- Booster Club for Kids Supports NU Women's Basketball
Kids love being a part of the exciting atmosphere at Nebraska women's basketball games. The booster club, Lil' Breakers, gives kids a chance to be involved with basketball.
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- Airlift Attempts to Bring Special Olympics Athletes to Lincoln
The Cessna 2010 Special Olympics Airlift is known as the largest peacetime airlift in the world.
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- Lincoln Family Treated To Florida Trip Courtesy Joba Chamberlain
Nebraska's own Major League Baseball Player and former Husker Joba Chamberlain has sent a family to Disney World for the third year in a row.
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- Update: Medical Emergency Stalls Sex Assault Trial
A medical emergency prevented a Lincoln man to stand trial Thursday.
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- Lincoln Man in Serious Condition After Coast Guard Helicopter Crashed
Two crew members remain in critical condition after a Coast Guard helicopter crashed in the Utah mountains. A third crew member, Lt. Cmdr. Steven Cerveny, of Lincoln is in serious condition after suffering a broken leg.
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- Tomasevicz and Bobsled Team on LATESHOW Thursday, March 4
Members of the U.S. Men's Olympic four-man bobsled team, including Shelby native and former Husker Football Player Curt Tomasevicz, will present the Top Ten List on the LATE SHOW with DAVID LETTERMAN, Thursday, March 4 (10:35 PM CST) on CBS Channels 10/11.
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- Growing Nebraska's Agriculture Industry
During the Governor's Ag Conference, state officials and experts revealed how they plan to grow the state's largest industry.
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- Parents Speak at Husker Women's Basketball Senior Night
It was senior night at the Devaney Center in Lincoln. And the final home game for some special players on the Nebraska women's basketball team.
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- LPD: Mom On The Run, Boyfriend Arrested
A disturbance call in the 900 block of Garfield Street late Wednesday in Lincoln ends with a man arrested for child neglect, assault, and vandalism.
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- Police Say Man Stole From Bank Accounts
Lincoln police say a 28-year-old man has been arrested, accused of stealing more than $13,600 from bank customer accounts.
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- Nebraska Inmates Pony Up to Help Haitians
Inmates in Nebraska's state prisons have stepped up to help victims of the January earthquake in Haiti.
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- Early Morning Fire Damages Vacant House
An early morning fire damages a vacant Lincoln home.
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- Former Youth Director Faces Judge for More Charges
A former Lincoln youth director facing two more allegations of child sex assault faced a judge Wednesday.
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- Olympic Gold Medalist an Inspiration to Lincoln Students
Curt Tomasevicz is taking his new fame to local high schools to inspire the next generation of Nebraska greatness.
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- GIPS Superintendent Steve Joel Considering LPS Position
Grand Island Public Schools Superintendent Steve Joel won't officially say he's accepting the top job at Lincoln Public, but he says he hopes to reach a contract agreement with the new district.
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- Warmer Temps Could Leave Some Out In The Cold
With warmer winter months fast approaching, Lincoln Electric System and Black Hills Energy are warning people that they could pull the plug on services if they ignore notices and don't pay up.
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- Service Dog Rights, Part 2
The Americans with Disabilities Act was put into place to protect those with disabilities. But, not all regulations are covered under the act.
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