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Heavy rains this weekend could create Missouri River flooding problems

With water levels already high in some spots along the Missouri River, forecasters and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers say they are hoping heavy rainfall steers clear of the Omaha area this weekend.

 

Planned Parenthood suits challenge efforts to push abstinence-only on teens

The lawsuits were filed in federal courts in New York City and Spokane, Washington, by four different Planned Parenthood affiliates covering New York City and the states of Nebraska, Iowa, Alaska, Hawaii, Idaho and Washington.

 

College of St. Mary names new vice president for academic affairs

John "Jack" Healy has been named the College of St. Mary's vice president for academic affairs.

 

Conviction upheld for cousin of Nikko Jenkins who shot a Special Olympian in 2016

The Nebraska Supreme Court has upheld the murder conviction and life sentence of a man who shot a Special Olympian in 2016.

 

The sold sign goes up — and apartments are set to go in — at former Grace University site

Urban Village Development, which has built or converted numerous other structures around town, finalized its purchase of the property Friday.

 

Black Hills Energy customers to share $3.8 million from corporate tax cuts

The natural gas company is sharing the proceeds of the corporate income tax cut it received in the recent federal tax overhaul with customers.

 

Flanagan Lake, opening this week, is already spurring development in northwest Omaha

Already, much of the land around the lake and recreation area is spoken for. A growing list of residential developments in the area includes Pier 15, which will overlook the lake; Anchor Pointe, on 168th and Ida Streets; and a…

 

Ready for the weekend? So are we. Here are 6 things to do around Omaha.

Shop at a night market, see an outdoor theatrical production or try Cajun at a concert.

 

2 people seriously injured in crash on I-480 bridge

Crews were called in to clean up fuel and antifreeze spills in the eastbound lanes.

 

Forecast: Dry and mild for the most part today, with a slight chance of more precipitation

Meanwhile, a flood warning remains in effect along the Missouri River at Brownville and Rulo.

 

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