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6 Omaha restaurants closed for not paying permit fees

A dozen restaurants that have not paid their food and drink permit fees will be closed, starting today.

 

Mother's Day in the Omaha area looks warm and dry

Forecasters said most of eastern Nebraska and western Iowa can expect a decent chance of showers and thunderstorms by Friday night, with severe weather possible.

 

Campaign backing OPS bond measure raises more cash, including $25,000 contribution from Warren Buffett

The Vote Yes for OPS Kids Committee is running ads, sending out mailers and planting yard signs to persuade voters to back the $409.9 million OPS bond measure appearing on Tuesday's ballot.

 

First vote is Thursday on borrowing $120 million to build a new juvenile justice center downtown

The Omaha-Douglas Public Building Commission is scheduled to vote Thursday on resolutions declaring its intent to issue $110 million in bonds for a juvenile justice center, and $10 million for a parking garage.

 

Cindy Lange-Kubick: Sweating behind the scenes — a quarter-century of not running the Lincoln marathon

Last Sunday afternoon, there was Jennifer Snyder all worn out from not running the Lincoln Marathon.

 

Missouri man charged in Amtrak incident in Nebraska asks to switch his plea to guilty

Taylor Wilson, who was linked to a white nationalist group, was scheduled to stand trial June 11 in U.S. District Court on two charges of terrorism against a mass transportation system.

 

Vehicle-house crashes are more common than you might think in Omaha area

The Nebraska Highway Safety Office doesn't keep stats on vehicle-house crashes, but the agency's administrator says they happen more than people might think.

 

$109.9 million Papillion-La Vista bond issue would expand 2 high schools, buy land for a 3rd

If voters sign off on Tuesday, the district will add classrooms to its two high schools, enough to expand enrollment of each school to at least 2,000 kids.

 

Women, older voters power early voting in Douglas County as parties jockey for advantage

As recently as 15 years ago, 7 percent of Douglas County voters cast ballots before Election Day. By the 2016 presidential election, the number approached 34 percent.

 

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