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Piling problems: Lincoln trash service sees spike in loose garbage left on curbs

LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) – Uribe Refuse Services is dealing with trash troubles in Lincoln. Drivers with the company have noticed some people leaving heaping piles of waste on the curbs. Recently, Antonio Rodriguez — a driver with the company — said people are not being as courteous when they...
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Lincoln men accused of chasing down driver with AR-15 in road rage incident

LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - Two Lincoln men are accused of chasing down a driver with an AR-15 in a Sept. 27 road rage incident, according to court documents. The Lancaster County Sheriff’s Office was called to a road rage incident where a firearm was reportedly pointed at the victims at 2:27 a.m.
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Near-record Powerball jackpot run helps boost lottery proceeds to Nebraska groups

LINCOLN, Neb. (Nebraska Examiner) - Sales from a near-record Powerball jackpot run contributed to more than $14 million in proceeds that the state forwarded this week to Nebraska Lottery beneficiaries. The $14,014,624 derived from Scratch and Lotto game ticket sales over the past three months was the sixth-largest...
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Nebraska Department of Transportation set to close three Interstate 180 ramps

LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) — The Nebraska Department of Transportation announced the closure of three Interstate 180 ramps. On Tuesday, the southbound I-180 ramp to westbound Cornhusker, the southbound ramp to eastbound Cornhusker, and the eastbound Cornhusker ramp to southbound I-180 will close at 7 p.m. for pavement...
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Letter to the Editor: 550 days on the wrong side

Editor’s Note: This story contains mentions of sexual violence. 550 days. The number of days I’ve felt unsafe at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, on edge and hurting from the impact of others’ actions. 550 days. The number of opportunities that my university has had to protect me and hold others accountable. That...
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Special Screening of “Words from a Bear” Featuring N. Scott Momaday on Indigenous Peoples’...

Vision Maker Media (VMM) honors Indigenous Peoples' Day by continuing its nearly five-decade mission of sharing Native stories. For 49 years, VMM has connected audiences to Native American experiences through PBS broadcasts, community screenings, and digital platforms. As a leading source for Native media, Vision...
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Few cooler fall days with sunshine now in Nebraska

Southeast Nebraska has seen a lot of rain over the past couple days, with some reporting 2-4″ of rainfall south and east of Lincoln. Some 4″+ reports were received from southern Gage County. In Lincoln, 1.33″ was enough to set a new record for rainfall on October 6th....
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Dylan Raiola expresses frustration with Huskers’ protection up front

LINCOLN, Neb. — It’s not hard to notice that the Huskers have a glaring weakness on offense through two Big Ten games, and it’s starting to take a toll on their star quarterback. Michigan and Michigan State provided a litmus test for Nebraska’s offensive line, and exposed...
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Two UNL students awarded prestigious Colvin Scholarships in agriculture

LINCOLN, Neb. — Two University of Nebraska–Lincoln students have been recognized with the 2025 Certified Angus Beef Colvin Scholarship Fund, joining 27 recipients nationwide who received a total of $100,000 to support their academic and professional journeys in agriculture. Lance Jones, a junior majoring in animal...
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How to run A stores in a B mall

Investors, developers and retailers are taking a fresh look at B malls, especially those in areas with little competition. One thing that hasn’t changed much about these lower-traffic shopping centers — along with their flooring, layout and signage — is the challenge of running a store in them.

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