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Lancaster County works to address flooding (opens the original)
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LANCASTER COUNTY, Neb. — Historic overnight flooding swept through Lancaster County after an unprecedented deluge dumped 6.15 inches of rain at the Lincoln Airport, breaking the city’s all-time single-day rainfall record. Unofficial reports in surrounding rural areas indicated totals reaching 10 inches or more. The extreme weather triggered emergency water rescues, closed dozens of county roads, and prompted local agencies to execute precautionary evacuation protocols. Lincoln Fire & Rescue crew
Lincoln Breaks Ground on $33M Multi-Modal Transit Center to Ease Commutes (opens the original)
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LINCOLN, NEB — Whether heading to a crucial medical appointment or packing the family into the car for a Husker game day, navigating downtown traffic in Nebraska's capital is about to get a lot easier. Following a recent groundbreaking ceremony at 9th and G streets, city leaders and federal officials celebrated the start of construction on Lincoln’s new Multi-Modal Transportation Center. Backed by a $23.6 million federal grant, the $33 million project aims to transform how residents and regional
CHI Health urges early recognition during Sepsis Awareness Month (opens the original)
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GRAND ISLAND, Neb. — Health care providers in Central Nebraska are urging the community to learn the warning signs of sepsis, a life-threatening medical emergency, as part of Sepsis Awareness Month this September. According to health officials, at least 1.7 million adults in the United States develop sepsis each year, resulting in more than 350,000 deaths. CHI Health Good Samaritan in Kearney and CHI Health St. Francis in Grand Island are partnering to spread a crucial message: early detection s
Former Ag Secretary Mike Johanns Emphasizes Rural Vitality and Innovation at UNL Heuermann (opens the original)
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LINCOLN, NEB — Former Governor Mike Johanns took center stage at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln on Tuesday for the latest Heuermann Lecture, focusing his address on rural vitality, agricultural innovation, and keeping local communities strong across all 93 counties. Agriculture drives a quarter of all jobs across Nebraska, climbing to 40% in 54 counties. Speaking at the Nebraska Innovation Campus Conference Center alongside IANR Vice Chancellor Tiffany Heng-Moss, Johanns emphasized that rura
Fall allergy season ramps up as Nebraska harvest begins (opens the original)
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Fall allergy season is underway in Nebraska, and the start of harvest can make symptoms worse for some people. Dust, pollen and other particles can get stirred into the air as farmers harvest crops and plow fields. Dr. Aaron Robinson, an ear, nose and throat specialist with CHI Health, said harvest can be a particularly difficult time for people with fall allergies. “Harvest is a hard time for a lot of people because there’s just so much stuff in the air,” Robinson said. Ragweed is one of the bi
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