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Excessive rain, humidity disrupt Nebraska's corn harvest (opens the original)
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Farmers are struggling to harvest this season due to frequent rains and humid conditions causing fields from drying out. "We've been doing a lot of rain in this part of the state, in this part of the country in general," Eric Hunt, Nebraska Extension educator, said. "And when it hasn't been raining, it's generally been cloudy. It's been quite humid. This has basically been the most humid we've ever been in this part of the country." Most of Nebraska's corn is not used for consumption. Instead, i
'Expand our reach': Omaha nonprofit receives $260,000 federal grant to help veterans (opens the original)
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The Department of Veterans Affairs awarded $111.9 million in grants to 191 community organizations to lower veteran suicide. According to the VA office's latest report, nearly 6,400 veterans died by suicide in 2023; 38 of those deaths were in the state of Nebraska. Omaha nonprofit At Ease USA is getting almost $260,000 from the VA's grant. At Ease USA has provided mental health services to veterans, active service members, health care workers, and their families since 2009. The organization plan
Judge blocks part of Omaha's new minimum wage ordinance (opens the original)
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A Douglas County District Court judge is blocking Omaha from enforcing part of its new minimum wage ordinance. The Omaha City Council approved the ordinance 4-3 in July. The ordinance sought to re-establish the minimum wage increases that were approved by Nebraska voters in 2022. State senators altered what voters approved to lower annual increases and set a minimum wage below $15 for younger workers. Previous coverage: Judge weighs temporary injunction in lawsuit over Omaha's minimum wage ordin
Eleven years of the BPOA's Student Celebration (opens the original)
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Sparkly pom poms, a bounce house, booths of numerous supporters and dozens of families filled the lawn surrounding the Gene Leahy Mall Performance Pavilion to promote education. The Black Police Officers Association hosted its 11th annual Student Celebration Day, bringing together community members and officers alike for the festivities. K.A.P.D., a community cheer team, attended for its second year after receiving an invitation from the BPOA. The cheer team began practicing for their performanc
Halloween comes early at annual NICU reunion (opens the original)
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Families dressed in various Halloween costumes and healthcare providers gathered together inside the Nebraska Medical Center to reunite and celebrate their bond. Each year, the Nebraska Medical Center hosts its neonatal intensive care unitt reunion. This year's celebration was Halloween-themed, giving dozens of families the opportunity to test out their costumes ahead of the holiday. Nearly 200 babies are cared for by the center each year. And for the families and nurses who attend, the reunion
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