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- Oct 1, 2026
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Nebraska volleyball heading back to Louisville for spring tournament (opens the original)
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Nebraska volleyball continues to be a leading option for unique volleyball events. Next spring, Nebraska will join Louisville, Kentucky, Pittsburgh, Stanford and Wisconsin in a two-day “volleyball championship event,” dubbed the AVCA Match Point tournament. The American Volleyball Coaches Association and Husker Athletics on Thursday announced that two teams will be added to the field at a later date. Each team will play three matches over two days, April 10-11, at Freedom Hall in Louisville, Ken
1st Congressional District voter guide: Flood hopes to fend off three challengers as he seeks third full term (opens the original)
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Incumbent Republican Mike Flood has represented Nebraska’s 1st Congressional District since 2022. Democrat Chris Backemeyer won his party’s nomination in the May primary election and appears to be Flood’s main opponent. But two other candidates will also be on this ticket: Libertarian Nik Sandman and America First Party candidate Dan Hartong. Flood and Backemeyer participated in an hour-long debate in September that was hosted by Nebraska Public Media News and the Omaha World-Herald. The two can
District 1 candidates Flood and Backemeyer debate agriculture, Iran, AI and more (opens the original)
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Incumbent Republican Mike Flood and Democrat challenger Chris Backemeyer participated in a debate Wednesday night ahead of the November election for the 1st District Congressional seat. Nebraska Public Media televised, over-the-air radio broadcasted and streamed the event, with questions asked by Nebraska Public Media News and the Omaha World-Herald. Flood has represented the district since 2022. It covers the cities of Lincoln, Fremont, Norfolk and Columbus, along with suburban Sarpy county and
Gov. Pillen declares state of emergency for northeast Nebraska town following severe weather (opens the original)
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Gov. Jim Pillen declared a state of emergency on Wednesday for the Village of Crofton in Knox County. The declaration for the town with just over 900 residents stems from a severe storm that hit the northeastern Nebraska community in early September that brought exceptionally high winds and heavy rain. Several Facebook photos posted by Cedar County News and Norfolk Daily News show intense tree damage, including photos of half or whole trees being taken down. Multiple photos show damage to people
Not issuing refunds for Husker volleyball match at Wrigley draws mixed reactions (opens the original)
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Husker volleyball fans who went to the canceled event at Wrigley Field aren’t getting a full or partial refund. Tickets for Wednesday night’s rescheduled match with Missouri have been given to existing season ticket holders. Some have expressed disappointment on social media about the decision. One X user wrote: “Well Chicago was fun, but not even getting to buy tickets, (again), and a[n] extra game for season ticket holders? Yeah, that one hurts.”
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