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- Husker Gameday: Nebraska vs. Oklahoma
Nebraska and Oklahoma meet on the field for another historic game. - 10 Injured in Car Crash on W. Van Dorn & Coddington
Lincoln Fire and Rescue officials say 10 people were injured in a car crash on West Van Dorn Street and Coddington Avenue around 2:15 Saturday afternoon.
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- Nebraska-Oklahoma Fan Rivalry Continues
Before the Big 12 split them into different divisions, the Cornhuskers and the Sooners went head-to-head for 71 consecutive seasons. Now they only play each other twice every four years, which makes this week's game extra special for fans from both sides.
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- Fort Hood Shooting Shines Light on Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
It's still unclear what caused a soldier to open fire on his comrades at Fort Hood, but this shooting has put Post Traumatic Stress Disorder back in the spotlight.
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- Update: 2 H1N1-Related Deaths Reported in Nebraska Friday
Health officials say two more Nebraskans who had the H1N1 virus have died.
- State Fair Construction Progressing
Nebraska State Fair officials are gearing up to physically move the fair to Grand Island as construction continues.
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- Farmers Fight To Keep Funds
The governors proposed plan to use crop checkoff dollars is under fire and state senators are taking the heat.
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- Lux Middle School Celebrates Veterans Day With Local Heroes
Lux Middle School hosted 48 local veterans Friday as part of its 11th Annual Veterans Day celebration. The veterans represented all military branches of service.
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- Lincoln Police Need Your Help in Solving Three Separate Crimes
Lincoln police are asking for the public's help in three separate crimes in the last week. You could get a cash reward if you have the right information.
- Nelson Says Two Nebraska Businesses Will Expand Using Stimulus Funds
Senator Ben Nelson's office says a Nebraska winery/microbrewery and a telecommunications company will be among 12 businesses nationwide that are expanding operations because of loan guarantees through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009.
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- Fly Flags at Half-Staff in Honor of Victims of Ft. Hood Tragedy
Gov. Dave Heineman is reminding Nebraskans to fly state and U.S. flags at half-staff in tribute to the victims of a mass shooting at a U.S. Army base in Fort Hood, Texas.
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- East Leg of Antelope Valley Roadway Open
After two years of construction, the east leg of the Antelope Valley elevated roadway is now open and ready for traffic.
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- Teen Accused of Helping to Torture, Kill Cat Sentenced to Probation
The Lincoln teen accused of helping torture and kill a cat has been sentenced to probation. - 12-Year-Old Nebraska Boy Dies After Collision
A 12-year-old boy died at an Omaha hospital after he was injured in a collision on the north end of Columbus.
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- Update: 1 Dead, 5 Hurt in Orlando Shooting; Gunman Caught
Police in Orlando say a gunman has been apprehended after killing one person and injuring five others at a downtown office building where he was let go two years ago.
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- Woman Escapes Robbery Attempt
Police say a woman escaped a would-be robber Wednesday night. - Arrests Made in Check Forgeries
Police have arrested two people they say stole a checkbook out of the trash and forged more than $1,000 in checks. - Entrepreneur Donates $1M to Nebraska Public TV
A Lincoln technology entrepreneur has given $1 million to a Nebraska Educational Telecommunications fundraising drive.
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- Lawmakers Continue Special Session on Friday
Nebraska lawmakers have only one more day to introduce bills in their budget-cutting special session.
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- Lincoln Shooting Death Suspect Charged
23-year old Chance Paap was formally charged with manslaughter Thursday in Lancaster County Court. - Thursday Night House Fire
A house fire causes $10,000 in damage to a WIC home.
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- LPS anticipating State Aid Cuts
With the State Legislature in special session and looking to cut $40 million from Nebraska school districts, Lincoln Public Schools is already looking ahead to deal with it.
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- Lt. Col.: Local Soldiers Stationed at Fort Hood Are 'OK'
You may remember 70 Army National Guard soldiers from the Lincoln area began training at Fort Hood just about three weeks ago.
- NU and OU Heisman Legends Gather in Hastings
A special tour of six Heisman trophy winners made its first stop in Hastings Thursday night.
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- Convicted Neb. Killer Erupts in Courtroom Rage
Prosecutors say a man who killed a doctor at a state psychiatric hospital in Lincoln erupted in a rage during a court hearing.
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- 70 Nebraska Soldiers Stationed at Fort Hood During Shooting
Members of the Lincoln-based 313th Medical Company were stationed at Fort Hood at the time of the shooting Thursday.
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- H1N1 Vaccination Starts In Schools
The Central District Health Department says it could take weeks or even months to vaccinate just the students in their area against H1N1 due to slow manufacturing of the vaccine.
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- Update - Army: Fort Hood Shootings Suspect is Alive
A U.S. Army spokesman says the Fort Hood shootings suspect is alive and was not killed by authorities responding to the attack.
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- State Budget Cuts Could Affect Lincoln
State senators re-convened at 10:00 Thursday morning to resume discussion about how to handle the state's $334 million budget shortfall. But how could some of the adjustments affect the city of Lincoln?
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- A Few New Bills Introduced to Balance Budget
Nebraska lawmakers have introduced several more budget bills in response to the projected $334 million state budget shortfall.
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- More Than 5,100 'Clunker' Deals Made in Nebraska
Federal data say more than 5,100 vehicles were traded in to Nebraska dealers under the Cash for Clunkers program.
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- Police say a Drunk Teen Crashed into a House Wednesday
Police say a drunk 15 year old crashed his grandparent's car into a home Wednesday night cutting a gas line and forcing an evacuation. - Police Investigate Home Invasion Robbery
Police are investigating a possible home invasion robbery at 1329 C Street. - Police Investigate Apartment Shooting
Police are investigating a shooting in Lincoln where the victim's say someone broke into their apartment. - Fired Lincoln Firefighter Recruit's Lawsuit Dismissed
A former firefighter recruit in Lincoln has lost his case against the city.
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- Woman Poses as Lawyer, Steals $1,000
Police say a woman posed as a lawyer and tricked a Vietnamese woman who didn't speak English into giving her $1,000. - Two-Car Crash Slows Traffic Thursday Morning
A two-car crash at 27th & O slowed traffic between 8 and 9 a.m.Thursday morning.
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- Public Hearings on Budget Cuts Begin Thursday
Nebraska lawmakers may get an earful from people who might be affected by the $334 million in budget cuts they are considering.
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- Car Likely a Total Loss After Fire
Lincoln Fire and Rescue say a car caught fire Friday afternoon near an apartment building on 16th street, between F & G streets.
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- Special Legislative Session: The First Day
The first day of the special legislative session may be over, but senators are only beginning to examine the state budget shortfall.
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- Lance's Journal: Pedal Powered Paradise, Oct. 4
The Pedal Clinic is no secret around Pawnee City. Most everyone there knows about the unique collection of pedal toys...and now, with a little help from Lance's Journal...you will too.
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- New Winner for Community Blood Bank Battle of the Badges
This year's Battle of the Badges between the Lincoln Police Department (LPD) and Lincoln Fire & Rescue (LFR) went down to the wire.
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- School Districts React To Potential Budget Cuts
As state lawmakers hold a special session to cut spending by $334 million, school officials are preparing to cut their budget.
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- Premium Protein Extends Furloughs Yet Again
About 400 Premium Protein Products workers who have been off the job since June will remain on furlough for at least two more weeks.
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- Special Session Controversy: Should Education Funds Be Cut?
As state senators gather at the Capitol for the special session, there are many thoughts on how they'll solve the unexpected budget shortfall, including some controversy on one hot topic - education.
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- New Information on Lincoln Shooting Death
Police say Chance Paap shot his friend Nathan Kuhn while drinking and twirling his gun.
- Groups Targeting Lincoln Childhood Obesity
At least one third of Lincoln's children are considered overweight or obese.
- Understanding a Special Session
The special session of the Nebraska State Legislature will officially begin Wednesday.
- Brand New Program Helps Disabled Prepare For Workforce
Saint Francis Medical Center is the first to pilot a program helping people with disabilities find employment.
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- Update: Man Hits Bus Carrying Harvard Volleyball Team Charged with 2nd Offense DUI
A man has been arrested for driving under the influence after running into the back of a Harvard school bus.
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