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Omahan nabbed for York thefts, sentenced to 1-2 years in prison
Scores rose across three grade levels, although comparing this year's fourth-grade scores to 2012 is impossible because of testing changes made by the Nebraska Board of Education.
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Plan targeting sex trafficking of juveniles clears a hurdle
The Nebraska Legislature advanced a bill Thursday that would make sex trafficking of juveniles a form of child abuse.
SOFTBALL: MSJC players headed to four-year schools
Renee Rayls, an infielder out of Menifee Heritage, signed with York College in York, Nebraska.
Proposal to expand Nebraska Medicaid program appears dead for year
Barring a last-minute change of heart by opponents, a bill expanding Medicaid to more low-income Nebraskans appears dead for this year.
Sheldon Museum strips naked to display its architectural bones
One of the galleries isn't quite empty: rocks are placed on the edges of the tiles on the floor.
Beef and ice cream join forces for Father's Day
Is a new restaurant open in your neighborhood? Are you opening a new bar? Have an event coming up? Email your dining, restaurant and cocktail news to sarah.bakerhansen@owh.com . If your dad likes ice cream and red meat, then Ted and Wally's Ice Cream and Nebraska Famous Steaks have a deal for you.
'Addams Family' full of witty tricks, treats
The Broadway musical tour of "The Addams Family" seeped into the Orpheum Theater on Tuesday night for a weeklong haunt, and it was apparent that about 1,800 people got a kick out of the famed funereal family's antics.
Huge Drug Cost Disparities Seen in Health Overhaul
Consumer alert: If you or someone you know needs costly medications and you're hoping President Barack Obama's health care law will meet the need, you may be in for a surprise.
World-Herald editorial: FURTHERMORE
A Brooklyn state senator last week became the 32nd New York state official caught in a corruption case in the past seven years.
Off-beat 'Addams Family' hits Omaha stage
It began when Charles Addams drew a simple, single-frame offbeat cartoon back in 1933, the first of dozens published in The New Yorker over five decades.
Tommie Frazier selected to College Football Hall of Fame
Players >> Ted Brown, TB, North Carolina State >> Tedy Bruschi, DE, Arizona >> Ron Dayne, RB, Wisconsin >> Tommie Frazier, QB, Nebraska >> Jerry Gray, DB, Texas >> Steve Meilinger*, E, Kentucky >> Orlando Pace, OT, Ohio State >> Rod Shoate , LB, Oklahoma >> Percy Snow, LB, Michigan State >> Vinny Testaverde, QB, Miami, Fla.
Smooth sailing likely for bulk of Nebraska budget bill
Despite worries about inflation, an economy stuck in slow-growth mode and stifling health care costs, Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger remain optimistic about their company's growth and the nation's future.
Vandals Leave Mark on York Facilities
The York swimming pool and softball concession stand got a fresh coat of paint Monday night, just in time for summer.
The Nebraska Corn Board says Nebraska farmers will be making a $3 billion investment in the next few weeks as they plant 9.9. million acres of corn.
Kelly: Glitz, glam, arias a " opera, drag-show style
The embattled Democratic mayor who is fighting for his re-election bid has lost ground in the Democratic bastion that is South Omaha, a traditional battleground district that may decide Suttle's fate in the May 14 election.
Authorities ask for help in finding missing woman
When this month's Food Prowl team first assembled to find the best crab cake in Omaha, most of the members were pretty dubious.
BBC North Korea film: 'written consent would have been preferable'
DG Tony Hall tells MPs BBC risk team said verbal consent was sufficient from LSE students for controversial Panorama show Tony Hall , the new BBC director general, has admitted it would have been better to get written consent from the students travelling to North Korea with John Sweeney on the trip that provided cover for his controversial Panorama ... (more)