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Streaking LC opens postseason with quick sweep

(Council Bluffs) -- Lewis Central has carried a strong finish to the regular season into the postseason with a quick sweep in a regional quarterfinal. The Class 4A No. 15 Titans (25-11) won their 12th match in a row Tuesday with a 25-10, 25-10, 25-10 sweep of Denison-Schleswig (2-24). “I...
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EVERCLEAR comes to Omaha on November 7

Everclear, one of the defining alternative rock bands to emerge from the ‘90s – led by vocalist, guitarist and founder Art Alexakis – is coming to Omaha on Saturday, November 7 at The Astro Theater on The Lucky 7 Tour featuring special guests American Hi-Fi. New for this year’s annual fall outing: fans get to vote for their favorite songs from Everclear’s extensive, three decades-long catalog to be included in the setlist. In addition to their beloved hits like “Father of Mine” and “Santa Monica
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Family of missing Omaha man revisit case 37 years later, police still investigating

OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - For nearly four decades, Toni and Joseph Casale believed Omaha Police were still searching for their younger brother, Anthony. Anthony Casale was 25 — a husband and a father — when he disappeared from South Omaha in April 1989. His family hadn’t heard from him in weeks, which they say was unusual.
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Nebraska State Bandmasters Association State Marching Contest to be held Saturday

KEARNEY – The Nebraska State Bandmasters Association state marching contest will be held in Kearney, Lincoln and Omaha on Saturday, Oct. 24. Between the three competitions, 85 High schools will compete. Kearney will be seeing 28 bands compete at Kearney High School and an exhibition from UNK’s Pride of the Plains Marching Band.
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Southwest Iowa Special Olympics bowlers compete for state, make friends

'Happiness and grateful:' 🎳 250 SW Iowa Special Olympics athletes bowled for a shot at state, but say the friendships are the best part.
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There There Opens in Midtown Omaha as Café, Wine Bar and Market

There There opened Oct. 14 at 3020 Leavenworth St., Suite 1, in the former Bubbly Tart space, the Omaha World-Herald reported. The midtown business combines an all-day café, wine bar and market, with breakfast, lunch and dinner alongside drinks and European-inspired food. The partnership brings together Katina Talley, who...
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Omaha ATM Heist Suspect Pleads Guilty After $220K Robbery, I-80 Traffic Stop

A man accused of helping rob a South Omaha Wells Fargo ATM of roughly $220,000 has pleaded guilty to a federal robbery charge, months after he and two co-defendants were pulled over on Interstate 80 with cash and evidence from the heist still in their vehicle. Kendris Boston entered the guilty plea Monday after withdrawing an earlier plea, and he's now scheduled to be sentenced on January 21, 2027.
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Suspicious powder reported at Sen. Fischer’s office in Omaha

OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - Just days after a scare at Sen. Pete Ricketts’ office in West Omaha, authorities were called to Sen. Deb Fischer’s office in West Omaha on Tuesday after a report of a suspicious powder there. The call went out at about 1 p.m., with emergency...
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Omaha gas stations face fuel shortages as Gov. Pillen moves to ease deliveries

Some Omaha gas stations are running out of fuel as Nebraska temporarily eases rules for fuel deliveries.
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Nebraska drivers seeing gas deficit at stations in Seward, Lincoln and Omaha

LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) – As of Monday, drivers in Seward, Omaha and Lincoln have found gas stations running low or not having any gas to sell at all. In an attempt to help, Governor Jim Pillen decided to sign an executive order that extends the window drivers have to deliver fuel to gas stations, while also increasing the weight they are allowed to carry by 10%.

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