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- Man Dies in Collision
Dawson County authorities say they're still investigating a fatal collision at a rural intersection near Lexington in south-central Nebraska. - Neighbors Fight, Go to Jail
A fight between neighbors, landed three people in jail. - Woman Attempting to Enter Homes
A woman making her way around Lincoln neighborhoods, trying to get inside homes, may have returned to the Capital City. - Fireworks May Have Caused Fire
A Sunday fire may have been caused by fireworks. - Fireworks Disturbance Calls Up
Despite the cooler temperatures and wet weather Nebraskans saw for the 4th of July weekend, Lincoln Police say fireworks disturbance calls were up, compared to last year. - Simple Measures Can Limit Insect-Related Illnesses
Chief medical officer Dr. Joann Schaefer is warning Nebraskans about the dangers of ticks and mosquitoes.
- Grand Island Airport Seeks More Flights
Airport officials are preparing incentives to lure more flights to and from Grand Island.
- Economic Stress Up, Nebraska Among Least Stressed
An Associated Press analysis of economic stress shows California, Michigan and South Carolina suffered the most financial pain in May.
- Pipeline Work Turns up Artifacts
Crews preparing for the construction of an oil pipeline through northeast Nebraska have turned up more than dirt; they found prehistoric artifacts.
- 5th of July Fireworks
After rain postponed Lincoln's Uncle Sam Jam Friday, hundreds came out to Oak Lake Park on Sunday instead.
- Small Diet Changes Lead to Big Health Difference
New research shows making small changes in diet can result in significant health benefits. - FDA Warns of Suspected Product Tampering
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration is warning consumers not to buy or use Hardcore Energize Bullet or New Whey liquid products sold in test tube like vials due to suspected product tampering. The products are being recalled. - Kids Learn Water Safety at the Zoo
Kids who went to the Lincoln Children's Zoo on Sunday left with more than just memories of wild and exotic animals. They also learned about the importance of water safety.
- Event will Address Disaster Psychology
An upcoming conference will examine how those who experience or respond to disasters are affected psychologically. - Stretch of I-80 Eastbound to be Closed Temporarily
The eastbound lanes of Interstate 80 will be temporarily closed, between the Waverly Interchange (409) and the Ashland Interchange (420), beginning Monday, July 6, at 9 p.m. until 6 a.m. Tuesday, July 7, according to the Nebraska Department of Roads. - Volunteers Help Grow Gardens, Program
Garden Gab is a budding "learn and do" program at a variety of Capital City community gardens.
- Mayor's Budget Proposal Holds The Line
Details on Mayor Chris Beutler's proposed budget for Lincoln in 2009-2010.
- Soldier Comes Home for Independence Day
An entire neighborhood is celebrating the 4th of July return of a home town hero who has been protecting our freedom over seas.
- Man Drives Himself to Hospital After Shooting
Hospital officials in Omaha say a man drove himself to the hospital after being shot Saturday morning. - Participants at Independence Day Rally Upset About Government Spending
Dozens of people lined the steps of the State Capitol Friday to "re-declare independence from out of control government spending." The group "Grassroots in Nebraska" organized the rally.
- Larry the Cable Guy Aims to Git-R-Done at Memorial Stadium
Larry the Cable Guy admitted to being a little nervous to perform in front of his home state and in Memorial Stadium.
- Lancaster County Election Commissioner Receives Award
David Shively is the recipient of the Meritorious Service Award presented by Secretary of State John Gale.
- Nebraska's Largest Lake At 7 Year High
The water in western Nebraska's Lake McConaughy is at its highest level since 2002.
- Group Accuses Johanns Staff Of Using Intimidation
A Nebraska group is accusing U.S. Sen. Johanns' staff of calling security guards to intimidate people set up outside an Omaha meeting to discuss health care
- Conference To Promote Local Food
Production, marketing and distribution of local food will be the focus of an upcoming conference at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.
- Fireworks Injury Victim Warns Others
A Omaha teen sustained serious injuries four years ago from a commercial grade firework and uses his experience to remind others of the danger.
- Lincoln Fireworks Rescheduled for Sunday
Lincoln's Independence Day fireworks show set for Friday, July 3rd, has been postponed until Sunday, July 5th.
- Crews Prepare Stadium For "Cable Guy" Comedy
Crews will work through Saturday evening, putting the finishing touches on for Larry The Cable Guy's July 4 show.
- Pools, Libraries Survive Mayor's Proposed Budget
Mayor Chris Beutler announced he will not cut any pools or libraries in his proposed 2009-2010 budget.
- Buffett Makes Gift To Charity Worth $1.43 Billion
Warren Buffett donates $1.25 billion in Berkshire Hathaway Stock to the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. - NSP Audit Shows $696,000 in Lost Equipment
An audit of the Nebraska State Patrol has shown the agency has lost track of laptop computers, sophisticated forensic-investigation equipment, shotguns and other items. - Aging Sirens Worry Officials
Hall County's emergency manager says he needs funding for emergency sirens he expects to fail all at the same time.
- State Fair Groundbreaking Planned
With fundraising and a lawsuit behind fair organizers, a groundbreaking is finally planned for the Nebraska State Fair in Grand Island.
- Broadband Grants
$4 billion will be available on a competitive basis for rural broadband and Senator Ben Nelson encouraged broadband providers across Nebraska to apply for funding. - Police: Drunk Driver Smashes Through Landfill
Lincoln police say one man is in custody for smashing the front gates of the city landfill while intoxicated. - Firework Sales Benefit a Community
For decades, fireworks have been synonymous with the 4th of July. For families, they're part of an annual tradition. For cities, they're a way to light up the sky. For organizations, they're a great way to raise a little extra cash.
- Celebrate the 4th with Bald Eagles
What better way to celebrate the 4th of July than by visiting America's bird, the Bald Eagle at the Lincoln Children's Zoo.
- Fireworks and Music at Oak Lake
The Lincoln symphony orchestra will provide the music to go with a fireworks extravaganza on July 3 at Oak Lake.
- Lincoln Children's Museum Free Concert Series
Family fun, music and laughter were all sounds in downtown Lincoln, Thursday, as part of Music and Mozzarella at the Lincoln Children's Museum.
- State Patrol Beefing up Enforcement for Holiday
The Nebraska State Patrol is adding extra troopers to roads through July 5th, hoping to reduce the average number of fatal crashes that happen over the holiday weekend.
- Music and Mozzarella
Family fun, music and laughter were all sounds in downtown Lincoln Thursday night. It's part of "Music and Mozzarella" at the Lincoln Children's Museum.
- Summer Camps Should Take H1N1 Precautions
With camp season in full swing, the state’s Chief Medical Officer is advising that precautions be taken against the H1N1 Flu Virus.
- Investigation Continues In Toddler Death
Western Nebraska authorities are trying to determine what killed a 2-year-old girl found dead this week in her home. - Trial Set In Case of 80 Missing Cars From Dealership
A Sept. 8 trial is set for a former Nebraska auto dealership executive accused in the disappearance of more than 80 cars from a Scottsbluff car lot.
- Gates Charity to Receive $1.43 Billion From Warren Buffet
Billionaire Warren Buffett has donated $1.25 billion in Berkshire Hathaway Inc. stock to the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. - Fireworks Mean Anxiety For Pets
Your Independence Day celebration may be a nightmare for your pet, but experts say there are ways to keep them safe and calm.
- Jon Bruning and Other State Attorneys General Reach Agreement with GM
Thursday, Attorney General Jon Bruning announced 30 states have reached an agreement in principle with General Motors in GM’s bankruptcy proceedings.
- Pit Bull Owner Fined
The owner of a dog that attacked a 10-year old boy nearly a month ago has been handed $150 in fines in connection with the incident. - Judge Strikes Down Medicaid Rule
A judge has ruled that Nebraska wrongfully terminated Medicaid benefits for more than 400 people. The state had argued they didn't work enough hours under a welfare-to-work rule.
- Team Effort Leads to Drug Bust
Local and federal law enforcement officers arrested one suspect after serving several search warrants Thursday.
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