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Abnormally warm weather has swelled over the central and northern states this week, setting hundreds of records. Now some of this warmth is oozing toward the East Coast.

The City of Bellevue is looking to make a big splash by bringing in a 100,000-square-foot indoor waterpark.

Congressman Adrian Smith is not happy about a postal review that could move North Platte mail processing services to Denver.

Nebraska lawmakers advanced a bill that would expand insurance coverage of routine colonoscopy screenings, drawing mass bipartisan support — but some opposition.

Greg Wright awarded the prestigious regional award for his work for ‘Sustaining our National Forests and Grasslands."

Platte Institute CEO Jim Vokal and Chief Strategy Officer Jim Smith outlined their concerns about the proposed EPIC tax option. A petition for voters to consider the tax reform option

Nebraska lawmakers advanced a bill that would expand insurance coverage of routine colonoscopy screenings, drawing mass bipartisan support — but some opposition.

Nebraska lawmakers advanced a bill that would expand insurance coverage of routine colonoscopy screenings, drawing mass bipartisan support — but some opposition.

Nebraska lawmakers advanced a bill that would expand insurance coverage of routine colonoscopy screenings, drawing mass bipartisan support — but some opposition.

Nebraska lawmakers advanced a bill that would expand insurance coverage of routine colonoscopy screenings, drawing mass bipartisan support — but some opposition.