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One state property tax credit rises slightly in 2023, while another still isn’t being fully claimed

By Paul Hammel - September 20, 2023

Weldon Kees

UNL obtains collection of papers of Beatrice-born poet, writer, artist and musician

By Paul Hammel - September 20, 2023

Lancaster County GOP

Lancaster County GOP affirms its shift rightward, returning populist and Trump supporter to top job

By Paul Hammel - September 19, 2023

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U.S. Senate confirms a military nominee, the first since Tuberville blockade began

BY Jacob Fischler - September 20, 2023

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Activists plan final harvest of sacred Ponca corn, planted in path of Keystone XL pipeline

BY Paul Hammel - September 20, 2023

U.S. attorney general defends Hunter Biden investigation under questioning by House GOP

BY Ariana Figueroa - September 20, 2023

Aurora Middle School math teacher is 2024 Nebraska Teacher of the Year

BY Zach Wendling - September 20, 2023

A ‘disaster’ nears: Millions of federal workers’ paychecks would be on hold in a shutdown

BY Jennifer Shutt - September 20, 2023

Former U.S. Capitol Police chief blames intelligence failures, not Trump, for Jan. 6 attack

BY Jacob Fischler - September 19, 2023

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 Biden’s boneheaded mining policy: A danger to U.S. mineral security

BY Barry Butterfield - September 21, 2023

Dignity, statesmanship from diamonds open and closed

BY George Ayoub - September 18, 2023

Seinfeldian truths play well only on TV

BY George Ayoub - September 11, 2023

Waves of strikes rippling across the U.S., but number of striking Americans historically low

BY Judith Stepan-Norris and Jasmine Kerrissey - September 4, 2023

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SCC will not host NEGOP fundraiser amid push for trans bathroom, sports restrictions

BY Zach Wendling - September 19, 2023

Four Nebraska schools earn national praise for high learning standards

BY Zach Wendling - September 19, 2023

Nebraska monthly unemployment rate remains the same, while the nation’s rises

BY Cindy Gonzalez - September 19, 2023

‘Coolest Thing Made in Nebraska’ contest is down to final two

BY Cindy Gonzalez - September 19, 2023

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U.S. House GOP spending bills falter as Congress struggles to avoid a shutdown

By Jennifer Shutt and Ariana Figueroa - September 19, 2023

Tuberville opponents plant hundreds of signs outside U.S. Capitol in protest of blockade

By Ashley Murray - September 19, 2023

Summit permit process in North Dakota has reached ‘uncharted waters’

By Jared Strong - September 18, 2023

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Despite salary hikes, staffing issues remain at Nebraska prisons, report says

By Paul Hammel - September 18, 2023

Largest national Hispanic organization blasts Omaha City Council for ‘betrayal of trust’

By Zach Wendling - September 18, 2023

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