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Old Sunset Hills Elementary is being demolished. So some grab bricks to snag pieces of history

A new Sunset Hills Elementary School will open this August, replacing the one built in 1956 near 93rd and Walnut Streets, near the Sunset Valley golf course. "It's sad to see it go," one former student said of the school.

 

Cover your ears, hide the dogs: Fourth of July fireworks season to stay as is in Omaha

Mayor Jean Stothert had floated the idea of shortening the window people can set off or sell Fourth of July fireworks in the city. But the suggestion hasn't moved forward. So the city's existing ordinance remains in place.

 

A storm halted 'Singin' in the Rain' at Omaha Playhouse. But the crew kept the audience entertained

An unexpected late-spring storm caused a lighting glitch during the afternoon performance of the musical based on the iconic 1952 film.

 

Nebraska must reveal supplier of lethal injection drugs, judge rules

The judge sided with lawyers for the state's two largest newspapers by ordering the public disclosure of records related to the source of four death penalty drugs. But Lancaster County District Judge Jodi Nelson said officials may withhold documents that…

 

Man who sent prostitutes to strip on neighbor's porch sentenced for child porn

Douglas Goldsberry, 46, pleaded guilty in March to one count of possessing child pornography. Chief U.S. District Judge Laurie Smith Camp ordered Goldsberry to serve 10 years of supervised release following his prison sentence and ordered him to pay $2,500…

 

Nebraska Hospital Association backs Deb Fischer for Senate

Fischer’s campaign announced the endorsement Monday, saying that the group’s backing shows the importance Fischer places on health care.

 

Ricketts, gubernatorial challenger Krist to face off in debate at Nebraska State Fair in August

The debate, sponsored by the Omaha World-Herald and KMTV, will be held from 3 to 4 p.m. at the Bosselman Conference Center in Grand Island.

 

Bellevue man, 36, sentenced in sexual assault; guilty plea meant girl didn't have to testify

Prosecutors reduced the charge against Carlos E. Xoquic from first-degree sexual assault after he entered a guilty plea, saving the victim from having to testify.

 

$27 million structure rising in downtown Omaha is dream of two former city officials

Capitol Place, the structure coming up at 10th Street and Capitol Avenue, will be a 72-unit mixed-use building.

 

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