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Teacher Remembers Dick Cheney as a Student

Updated: 6:31 PM Former Lincoln teacher Sylvia Harney remembers having Vice President Dick Cheney as one of her kindergarten students.

Posted: 2:31 PM Drought-wreaked river taking toll on wildlife.

Updated: 2:24 PM Omaha economy gets big help from College World Series.

Updated: 2:23 PM Mental health plan on track.

Updated: 7:09 AM Single mom loses Medicaid benefits after a raise of $0.50 per hour.

Updated: 7:24 AM Local mother locked son in a room for three days.

Updated: 8:18 PM If you plan on attending a Husker Football game this season, there are a few things you need to know.

Updated: 7:19 PM An Oregon woman driving her semi across country is lucky to be alive after a medical emergency sends her to the hospital.

Updated: 5:57 PM The reconstruction of South Locust is almost done, but the major city improvement project could be delayed.

Updated: 3:22 PM A mother is arrested in the death of a toddler.

Updated: 2:58 PM Buffalo Bill Home officials cleaning up after vandalism.

Updated: 2:57 PM Heavy rain, hail hits North Platte area.

Updated: 2:56 PM Pender attorney pleads guilty of trying to break tax laws.

Updated: 7:45 AM Those refusing to relocate or flood proof homes may pay higher insurance premiums.

Updated: 7:14 AM U.S. Senator Ben Nelson introduces a bill that would have all member states share liability.

Posted: 7:13 AM After 19 years of Service, Schoo Finishes his last day of work.

Updated: 6:23 AM Rising flood water continues to threaten farmers across Nebraska.

Updated: 6:56 PM City officials are working on a "cat at large" ordinance where a cat must be on a leash outside of its owner's property.

Updated: 6:26 PM Flood waters have already closed roads and ruined crops in Saline County. Tuesday night through Wednesday Saline and other nearby counties get another downpour.

Updated: 5:41 PM Clean-up efforts continue in the town of Hallam.

Updated: 3:31 PM List of those arrested by Lincoln Police last week at Wilderness Park

Updated: 2:37 PM Aaron Shanle testifies in uncle's robbery case

Updated: 2:24 PM Fairbury library board resigns over a dispute with city officials.

Updated: 8:17 AM Nebraska Agriculture Statistics Service says rain helped spring crops, wheat crops still taking a hit

Updated: 7:39 AM Twenty million housing development taking shape.

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