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Judge sides with women accusing ex-CSC student of assault
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Former Chadron State college student Caleb Tegtmeier had been on track to represent his school on the state college board. But the governor revoked Tegtmeier's appointment after multiple women accused him of sexual assault in civil court. Last month a judge ruled Tegtmeier must stay away from two of the women making the allegations.…
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Rickett Pushes Back on Connecticut Bid for Pro-Choice Businesses
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Nebraska Gov. Pete Ricketts is reacting to Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont's invitation for businesses to relocate after the Supreme Court's abortion ruling.By Nebraska Public Media
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Permit change at one Missouri CAFO worries environmentalists
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The Missouri Department of Natural Resources is in the process of renewing its master general permit for Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations throughout the state. Environmental groups worry the new regulations won’t be stringent enough, pointing to a recent permit change at one facility.By Nebraska Public Media
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Kansas ranchers try GPS trackers to control cattle, protect land
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Prairie wildlife needs a patchy landscape, in which different areas bear the marks of varying degrees of grazing. Scientists have a plan to achieve that.By Nebraska Public Media
Thousands of people in Nebraska suffer from Long COVID, suffering long-lasting symptoms.By Nebraska Public Media
Thousands of people in Nebraska suffer from Long COVID, suffering long-lasting symptoms.By Nebraska Public Media
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Extra: Piano Academy, Riverpoint Music, and Wayne Chicken Show
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This week on the Friday LIVE Extra, we get previews of: Lied Center Piano Academy; Riverpoint District Concert Series in Norfolk; and an art project for the 42nd Wayne Chicken Show.By Nebraska Public Media
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First District Result Seen as Signalling 'Horserace' in November
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A UNO political science professor expects lots of outside money and ads in November's Flood - Pansing Brooks rematch.By Nebraska Public Media
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“A Life in Light: Meditations on Impermanence” by Mary Pipher
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Best-selling Nebraska author Mary Pipher didn’t plan on writing another book, until the Covid lock down forced an inspiration upon her. All About Books host Pat Leach sat down with Pipher to learn about her latest work which deals with loss and change over time while always seeking the light. Learn about “A Life in Light: Meditations on Impermanenc…
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Flood Wins Special Election for NE's 1st Congressional District
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The longtime state senator won the special election Tuesday night to fill the vacant seat of Nebraska’s 1st Congressional District for the U.S. House of Representatives, according to the Associated Press, soundly defeating fellow state senator Patty Pansing Brooks.By Nebraska Public Media
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Fortenberry sentenced to probation, $25G fine for lying to FBI
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A Federal Judge in California sentenced former Nebraska Congressman Jeff Fortenberry to two years probation and over 300 hours of community service after being found guilty of three counts of lying to federal investigators. He must also pay a $25,000 fine. At today’s sentencing hearing, Judge Stanley Blumenfeld said, “what is clear is that Mr. Fort…
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Marlin Briscoe of Omaha, First Black Pro Starter at QB, Dies
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In his rookie season, Briscoe became the first black man to start at quarterback professionally. He started five games. He broke the Bronco rookie record with 1,897 yards of total offense and 14 touchdown passes.By Nebraska Public Media
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Marlin Briscoe of Omaha, First Black Pro Starter at QB, Dies
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In his rookie season, Briscoe became the first black man to start at quarterback professionally. He started five games. He broke the Bronco rookie record with 1,897 yards of total offense and 14 touchdown passes.By Nebraska Public Media
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Lincoln Restaurant Offers Abortion Help to Employees
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A restaurant in Lincoln is, like many businesses, offering financial help to employees who may need to travel to get an abortion.By Nebraska Public Media
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Lincoln Restaurant Offers Abortion Help to Employees
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A restaurant in Lincoln is, like many businesses, offering financial help to employees who may need to travel to get an abortion.By Nebraska Public Media
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State Leaders React to Roe Decision; Special Session Uncertain
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Nebraska lawmakers split in their reactions to the U.S. Supreme Court decision overturning Roe v. Wade, while the prospects of a special legislative session to change Nebraska's abortion laws remained uncertain.By Nebraska Public Media
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2nd District Candidates React to SCOTUS Overturn of Roe v. Wade
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Don Bacon said the court’s decision means a successful day for those fighting for decades to overturn Roe v. Wade. Bacon said he believes life starts prior to 15 weeks of conception but encourages anti-abortion state senators to work with those they may not agree with. Tony Vargas is state senator for the 7th District of Nebraska, which is in the O…
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2nd District Candidates React to SCOTUS Overturn of Roe v. Wade
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Don Bacon said the court’s decision means a successful day for those fighting for decades to overturn Roe v. Wade. Bacon said he believes life starts prior to 15 weeks of conception but encourages anti-abortion state senators to work with those they may not agree with. Tony Vargas is state senator for the 7th District of Nebraska, which is in the O…