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Sarpy County takes first steps toward building new jail as overcrowding concerns linger

Exactly what a new jail will entail — its capacity, location, cost and funding — is up in the air. But the time frame is not. The project's wheels are already turning. A new facility could be up and running…

 

Hansen: Kara Eastman beat Brad Ashford, destroyed conventional wisdom and made money for a stranger in Houston

Aaron Jones is a frequent trader on Predictit, a political stock market that allows you to buy and sell real-money shares on things like the outcome of presidential elections or congressional races. A political stock market that often more accurately…

 

In west Lincoln, gates swing shut for good on ax-throwing Norse club

The Vikings have left the building, and they’re thinking about leaving town.

 

NU begins national searches for new chief financial officer, general counsel

The University of Nebraska system has started two national searches, one for a chief financial officer, the other for general counsel.

 

More people would be let out of jail while awaiting trial under Douglas County pilot program

The Douglas County Corrections Department, faced with a crowded and chronically understaffed jail, is leading the effort.

 

Lincoln swimmer becomes first woman to complete the St. Lucia channel

She was in the water for nearly 14 hours, for what is officially a 21.2-mile swim from shore-to-shore.

 

Pollinator Garden planting postponed

The Piedmont Park Pollinator Garden volunteer event scheduled for Saturday has been postponed due to forecasted inclement weather.

 

'American Pickers' is coming to Nebraska, wants to see your antiques

“American Pickers,” the History channel series that delves into the world of antique-picking, is coming to Nebraska.

 

Party on the Plaza set for Saturday

Lincoln families are invited to celebrate national "Kids to Parks Day" at the Party on the Plaza from 4-7 p.m. Saturday at Union Plaza, 21st and P streets.

 

Section of North 156th Street restricted to 1 southbound lane

North 180th Street is restricted to one lane northbound at Burke Street for two days for fiber-optic installation by TJ Cable.

 

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