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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 30, 2026
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Fremont nixes accredited degree requirement for city jobs after homeschool dispute (opens the original)
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Executive Editor Ben Doody shares how students and teachers can get free Omaha World-Herald digital subscriptions through its News for Students program. Visit go.omaha.com/nfs for more information. The World-Herald's Nebraska history essay contest is also still open for submissions. FREMONT, Neb. â The City of Fremont will consider job applicants with diplomas from non-accredited schools after the City Council voted unanimously Tuesday to reverse a hiring requirement that kept a homeschooled f
Homeschool enrollment in Nebraska continues rising after pandemic surge (opens the original)
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Executive Editor Ben Doody shares how students and teachers can get free Omaha World-Herald digital subscriptions through its News for Students program. Visit go.omaha.com/nfs for more information. The World-Herald's Nebraska history essay contest is also still open for submissions. The Nebraska Department of Education estimates the number of homeschooled students in Nebraska continues to rise, reaching record levels. Get our local education coverage delivered directly to your inbox. Executive E
7 things to know about how Nebraska firefighters became part of the 9/11 response (opens the original)
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Twenty-five years after the Sept. 11 attacks, Nebraskaâs role in the response traces back to a federal application filled out a decade earlier by John Huff, then an assistant chief with Lincoln Fire and Rescue, and about 90 Lincoln firefighters who volunteered for a new urban search and rescue team. Huff would go on to lead search and rescue efforts at the Pentagon after 9/11, while 72 members of Nebraska Task Force 1 deployed separately to New York. Here are seven things to know about how it
Nebraska firefighters remember the rubble, remains and resilience of responding to 9/11 (opens the original)
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Nebraska Task Force 1 recalls the physical, mental and spiritual toll of being at Ground Zero soon after 9/11. LINCOLN â As he drove the final miles toward the thick column of smoke, John Huff, then Lincolnâs assistant fire chief, knew he had been tasked with heading search and rescue efforts at the seat of American national defense. Subscribe to our Daily Headlines newsletter. Nebraska Task Force 1 recalls the physical, mental and spiritual toll of being at Ground Zero soon after 9/11. See
Her family was watching TV. They had no idea an armed man was hiding inside the house. (opens the original)
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Omaha police provide an update during an "emergency situation" in North Omaha. Omaha resident LaShauna Jones had just gotten home from the grocery store, where she got snacks for her grandbaby and her cousinâs toddlers. The three kids, all between ages 1 and 4, sat on a living room couch, watching TV and eating chips, while Jones, her cousin, her adult daughter and her daughterâs friend talked and listened to music in an adjacent den. Jonesâs 16-year-old son took the trash out, went into h
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