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Bat Removal Laws in Nebraska: A Homeowner’s Guide to Legal Exclusion

Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! If you’ve found bats roosting in your attic in Nebraska, you can’t just seal every gap and call it done. Bat removal laws in Nebraska protect several species and tie legal exclusion work to a strict calendar, so timing and method both matter b
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This Nebraska Coffee Shop Has Pup Cups And A Patio Made For Four-Legged Guests

Bring the dog, because leaving them home may result in a very justified side-eye later. You grab your drink, they get their own little treat, and suddenly the coffee stop becomes a shared outing instead of another errand they were excluded from. The patio gives both of you room to...
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First Alert Days ahead as 110s return this week

The extreme heat settles in on Monday with a high near 110 degrees, kicking off a hot workweek where temperatures will range between 110 and 112 degrees.
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Drying out through the weekend, but more storms arrive on Tuesday

After the morning rain moves away on Sunday, it's a comfortable and sunny afternoon with highs near 80 degrees. Monday also looks mostly dry and warm with highs in the mid-80s. Tuesday brings back the storm chances in the afternoon. The ingredients are there for some strong to severe storms...
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The Center Mall in Omaha, NE Has 227,600 Square Feet and No Stores. A...

The mall at 1941 South 42nd Street in Omaha, Nebraska, hasn't been a retail center in years. It's a five-story building full of small offices. The Center opened in 1955, one of the first enclosed multi-level shopping centers in the country. Younkers anchored it. Offices took most of the fourth floor from opening day.
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Omaha City Council agenda notes for August 18

OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - Here are a few items on the agenda for Tuesday’s Omaha City Council meeting. Nos. 26-27: Votes on placing $155M and $30M bond issues on the November ballot. No. 28: Public hearing to rescind a $162K speed bump contract with Giant Rocks Construction over poor...
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11 Nebraska Indian Restaurants Locals Say Are Absolutely Worth Trying

The first clue is usually the aroma. Warm spices drift across the table before the food even arrives, and suddenly the menu feels much more serious. Do you go rich and creamy, bright and tangy, smoky from the tandoor, or order enough different dishes that everybody can trade bites?. Indian...
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Man shot in North Omaha, taken to hospital with life-saving measures underway

OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) -A man was taken to the hospital with life-saving measures in progress after a shooting early Sunday morning. Officers responded to the area near 28th and Titus Ave. just after 12:20 a.m. They found a man suffering from gunshot wounds. It remains unclear how many times the...
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Bennington Public Schools names new high school

BENNINGTON, Neb. (WOWT) - Bennington Public Schools has named its second high school Bennington South High School. The school, which is under construction at 180th Street and Military Road, is scheduled to open during the 2028-29 school year with grades 9-11. Twelfth grade is set to be added the following school year.
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Omaha twins build candy company while giving back to local arts

OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - Twin brothers Ezra and Adeez Potash grew up in Omaha, built careers in entertainment and co-founded a candy company with actor Martin Starr. They now use proceeds from Sweet Stash to support Omaha arts programs. From Omaha to Hollywood. “We just kind of loved everything that...

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