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Four first-place honors for Journal Star in annual AP contest

Journal Star staffers won awards in two annual contests that honor journalists in the Midwest.

 

Longwell's, Grand Cinema host royal wedding watch parties

An early morning storm didn’t stop Lincolnites from flocking to Longwell’s to watch the royal wedding Saturday.

 

'We're in a mild drought': Forecast showers will bring much-needed rain to Omaha area

Omaha will likely be out of the path of tonight's severe weather, which is forecast for the southeast corner of the state.

 

Duo embarks on pasture-raised chicken farm

The partnership between Giovanni Sanchez and Katrina Santiago all started because of a book on raising chickens written by Joel Salatin.

 

Jim McKee: Brick building in Lincoln has varied, storied past

As I watch and wait to see what will become of the old Knight’s Plumbing building at 24th and O streets, I’m also intrigued by the varied uses of its neighbor to the east. That well-kept, two-story, brick building appears…

 

End in sight for construction project that has turned Lee's parking lot into a drive-thru

The construction of a roundabout at South Coddington Avenue and West Van Dorn Street is expected to be complete by July, clearing the path to Pioneers Park of orange construction cones.

 

Kelly: Southwest pilot impresses Shane Osborn, who made emergency landing in 2001

Osborn was at 24,000 feet when a hot-dogging Chinese fighter collided with his aircraft. That tore off his left propeller, sliced off the plane’s nose and disabled a right engine.

 

Meals on Wheels for 05/19/18

Tabitha Meals on Wheels are delivered to people who cannot prepare their own meals for health-related reasons. The basic menu, listed below, includes bread, margarine and milk. To order meals, get more information or volunteer, call Tabitha Meals on Wheels,…

 

Missing 15-year-old girl has been found safe, Omaha police say

Andrea Zepeda-Arvizu, 15, was seen getting into a large gray SUV, possibly a Chevrolet Suburban on Friday at 2:20 p.m. near 18th and Q Streets.

 

Werner Enterprises plans to appeal 'monster' $89.6 million verdict

The family and its attorneys see it as fair compensation for loss of life and for catastrophic injuries. But Werner called the award surprising and disappointing, plans to appeal and said the company and its driver did not cause the…

 

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