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Visitors learn more about where their meals come from at UNL Food Processing Center

LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - The Food Processing Center at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln’s Innovation Campus held an open house Thursday to share more about what they do with manufacturers, researchers and students. While the facility has been open for about 10 years now, officials say they haven’t done many...
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Lincoln Community Playhouse receives recognition from Anne Frank House

Editor’s Note – Daily Nebraskan reporter Colton Knott plays Peter Van Daan, but had no part in the writing of this story. Throughout the month of November, the Lincoln Community Playhouse has performed “The Diary of Anne Frank.”. This play follows the story of Anne Frank, based...
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Two vehicles damaged after crash in central Lincoln

The intersection of 33rd and Randolph streets in Lincoln is partially blocked off after a crash Thursday.
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Unsettling Encounter with A1 Automotive: A Customer’s Tale of Overpricing and Disrespect

A social media user recently shared a negative experience they had with A1 Automotive, a car repair shop. The user, who had initially chosen the service based on a friend's recommendation, reported a series of disappointments starting from delayed service to a rude phone call and a final bill significantly higher...
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Number of pedestrian deaths from car crashes is on the rise in Nebraska

Two years ago, Nebraska had the lowest per-capita fatality rate for pedestrians in the country with just 13. But those numbers are headed in the wrong direction. Last year, the state had 22 pedestrian deaths. This year, thanks to a recent rash of fatalities, there have already been 27. That’s...
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Fatal crash in Waverly leaves one dead, another critically injured

WAVERLY, Neb. — The Lancaster County Sheriff's Office is investigating a fatal crash that occurred Thursday morning at the intersection of N. 162nd Street and Bluff Road, just east of Waverly, Nebraska. At 9:20 a.m. on Nov. 20, deputies and emergency medical units responded to a report of a two-vehicle collision...
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City council member stresses urgency as Lincoln scams hit $11 million in losses

LINCOLN, Neb — The Lincoln City Council has taken decisive action to combat the rising threat of scams by approving an ordinance that amends Title 9 of the Lincoln municipal code. This ordinance provides guidelines for cryptocurrency ATMs and imposes penalties for non-compliance. "From 2021 to 2025, up to...
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Best of Lincoln cocktail bars (for when you’re sick of O Street)

It’s no secret that Lincoln has a wide array of bars lining the downtown streets. When looking ahead towards the weekend, it's often that your plans will include some of the O Street classics: Iguana’s Pub, Duffy’s Tavern or perhaps The Brass Rail. But after a long week of classes, sometimes the chaos of a college...
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Senior Freeze Omission Causes Property Tax Hike in Cook County

A recent error has been identified in the Cook County property tax bills, specifically affecting the second installment for senior citizens. The issue revolves around the senior freeze tax exemption, which was not included in the second installment of the property tax bill for some residents. This has resulted in an...
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Lancaster County Commissioners approve change to Sunday alcohol sale hours

LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) — A change to alcohol laws in Lancaster County is on the way. The Lancaster County Commissioners on Tuesday voted to approve a change to Sunday alcohol sales after local businesses said the current rules put smaller stores at a disadvantage. Currently, in the rural corners...

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