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Southeast Nebraska neighbors: Obituaries for July 7

Southeast Nebraska neighbors: Obituaries for July 7

    Read through the obituaries published today in The Lincoln Journal Star.

    Dodge County sheriff pleads guilty to wire fraud over $45K in fraternal funds

    Dodge County sheriff pleads guilty to wire fraud over $45K in fraternal funds

    • Andrew Smith World-Herald Digital Director

    Dodge County Sheriff Dustin Weitzel has pleaded guilty to wire fraud after allegedly transferring $45,500 from Dodge County Fraternal Order of Police bank accounts. 

    Thunderstorms, showers possible in Omaha before extreme heat returns

    Thunderstorms, showers possible in Omaha before extreme heat returns

    • Kevin Cole World-Herald Staff Writer

    Thunderstorm chances return this week in eastern Nebraska along with a prolonged period of extreme heat beginning Saturday.

    Two sentenced to federal prison in Omaha hotel sex trafficking case

    Two sentenced to federal prison in Omaha hotel sex trafficking case

    • Dan Crisler World-Herald Staff Writer

    The two people participated in a sex trafficking operation involving two victims who were female minors. The operation took place at an Omaha hotel.

    Omaha woman, 30, charged in fatal May crash in Sarpy County

    Omaha woman, 30, charged in fatal May crash in Sarpy County

    • Dan Crisler World-Herald Staff Writer

    A woman was allegedly driving under the influence of alcohol in a black Infiniti sedan when it collided with a motorcycle on May 23.

    LFR recaps busy Fourth of July; more than 20 went to Lincoln hospitals

    LFR recaps busy Fourth of July; more than 20 went to Lincoln hospitals

    • TOMER RONEN Lincoln Journal Star

    Bryan Health said it treated 16 patients who had fireworks-related injuries at its ERs at Bryan East and West campuses on Friday and Saturday.

    Small plane makes emergency landing in Southeast Nebraska; no injuries reported

    Small plane makes emergency landing in Southeast Nebraska; no injuries reported

    • Lincoln Journal Star

    A small plane made an emergency landing on a rural road in Richardson County on Sunday due to apparent engine failure.

    Small plane makes emergency landing in Southeast Nebraska; no injuries reported

    Small plane makes emergency landing in Southeast Nebraska; no injuries reported

      A small plane made an emergency landing on a rural road in Richardson County on Sunday due to apparent engine failure.

      Biz Buzz: New spa flipping script on health and healing, restaurant closes and more

      Biz Buzz: New spa flipping script on health and healing, restaurant closes and more

        Blue-light therapy, anti-aging blankets, infrared saunas, hyperbaric oxygen chambers and zero-gravity massages are just some of the therapies ReCharge Lincoln will offer.

        Quiet conversation, craft cocktails: The Other Room taps new manager

        Quiet conversation, craft cocktails: The Other Room taps new manager

          Ethan Burger brings a passion for craft cocktails and fine whiskey to The Other Room's 13-year legacy.

          Nebraska's very own Rosie the Riveter basks in the glow of America 250

          Nebraska's very own Rosie the Riveter basks in the glow of America 250

            Iris Herse, a 100-year-old original Rosie the Riveter, tells her story and experiences during World War II and how she remains humble after playing a role in American history.

            Police say 28-year-old man threatened 3 teens with gun downtown

            Police say 28-year-old man threatened 3 teens with gun downtown

              Lincoln police arrested a 28-year-old man after he allegedly threatened three 17-year-old boys with a gun Friday night. 

              Sheriff's office alleges Martell man tried to start his now-ex wife's house on fire

              Sheriff's office alleges Martell man tried to start his now-ex wife's house on fire

                A 38-year-old Martell man has been arrested after allegedly trying to start his estranged wife's house on fire at Hickman in December, according to the Lancaster County Sherrif's Office. 

                Making news in Lincoln: Minimum wage fight, ballot updates, big summer events

                Making news in Lincoln: Minimum wage fight, ballot updates, big summer events

                  The Cornhusker State Games begin, "Annie" returns to Pinewood Bowl and city leaders face important decisions in a busy week ahead.

                  Local News

                  Nebraskan accused in plot to kill the president seemed to blossom in college before troubling turn, friends and classmates say

                  Nebraskan accused in plot to kill the president seemed to blossom in college before troubling turn, friends and classmates say

                  In his public activities online, the change Abraham Hermosillo Alvarez hoped to sow seemed nonviolent.

                  Hundreds line the streets of Sumner for the annual Fourth of July parade

                  Hundreds line the streets of Sumner for the annual Fourth of July parade

                  SUMNER — Hundreds of people from all over lined the streets of Sumner for the annual Fourth of July parade Saturday.

                  Gothenburg rodeo attracts crowds over holiday weekend

                  Gothenburg rodeo attracts crowds over holiday weekend

                  Large crowds filled the stands at the Pony Express Rodeo fairgrounds in Gothenburg July 3 and 4.

                  Photos: Roca family visits all 50 capitol buildings

                  Photos: Roca family visits all 50 capitol buildings

                  The Honke family of Roca recently completed their epic quest to visit all 50 state capitol buildings before they turned 50. Here's a sampling of their journey.

                  State & Regional

                  Southeast Nebraska neighbors: Obituaries for July 7

                  Southeast Nebraska neighbors: Obituaries for July 7

                  Read through the obituaries published today in The Lincoln Journal Star.

                  Dodge County sheriff pleads guilty to wire fraud over $45K in fraternal funds

                  Dodge County sheriff pleads guilty to wire fraud over $45K in fraternal funds

                  Dodge County Sheriff Dustin Weitzel has pleaded guilty to wire fraud after allegedly transferring $45,500 from Dodge County Fraternal Order of Police bank accounts. 

                  Thunderstorms, showers possible in Omaha before extreme heat returns

                  Thunderstorms, showers possible in Omaha before extreme heat returns

                  Thunderstorm chances return this week in eastern Nebraska along with a prolonged period of extreme heat beginning Saturday.

                  Two sentenced to federal prison in Omaha hotel sex trafficking case

                  Two sentenced to federal prison in Omaha hotel sex trafficking case

                  The two people participated in a sex trafficking operation involving two victims who were female minors. The operation took place at an Omaha hotel.

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                  Survey: Impulse Buys May Be Ruining Some Americans’ Finances

                  Survey: Impulse Buys May Be Ruining Some Americans’ Finances

                  Long gone are the days where impulse buying meant grabbing an unplanned candy bar or magazine in the checkout line. Now, social media makes it quick and easy for us to purchase just about anything with the click of a button, whether or not it’s in the budget. And for some Americans, it’s hurting them...

                  Holiday Shoppers Beware: 3 Traps to Avoid as Scammers Prepare

                  Holiday Shoppers Beware: 3 Traps to Avoid as Scammers Prepare

                  Black Friday is fast approaching, and shoppers are gearing up. The National Retail Federation expects more than 183 million people to shop over the weekend spanning Thanksgiving to Cyber Monday this year. But fraudsters are preparing for Black Friday too, looking for opportunities to steal your money or personal information. Before you dive into holiday...

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                  Breakthrough T1D Nebraska Gala set for April 25

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                  Crime

                  Kearney youth center scandal snowballs as fourth ex-worker arrested, another sent to jail

                  Kearney youth center scandal snowballs as fourth ex-worker arrested, another sent to jail

                  The most recent employee arrested was accused of sending explicit text messages and videos to a Douglas County youth confined at the Kearney center. She’s now facing six felony charges.

                  Former Husker wrestler AJ Ferrari arrested in North Platte

                  Former Husker wrestler AJ Ferrari arrested in North Platte

                  Former Husker wrestler A.J. Ferrari was arrested early Saturday morning near North Platte after a pursuit that reached 110 mph and a subsequent search.

                  Lexington man charged with three sexual assault felonies

                  Lexington man charged with three sexual assault felonies

                  A 46-year-old Lexington man has been charged with multiple felony charges of first-degree sexual assault of a child.

                  California man arrested after troopers find over 25 pounds of meth

                  California man arrested after troopers find over 25 pounds of meth

                  A California man was arrested Tuesday in Dawson County after state troopers found more than 25 pounds of methamphetamine during a traffic stop.

                  Politics

                  Gov. Jim Pillen signs Nebraska medical cannabis regulations; advocates call program 'weak'

                  Gov. Jim Pillen signs Nebraska medical cannabis regulations; advocates call program 'weak'

                  Nebraska's regulations for medical cannabis take effect July 6, but advocates say officials set up a program that's "too weak to succeed." Meanwhile, Iowa just expanded access to out-of-state residents.

                  Nebraska told by USDA to remove restrictions on soda, energy drinks for SNAP recipients

                  Nebraska told by USDA to remove restrictions on soda, energy drinks for SNAP recipients

                  Nebraska is in the process of working with retailers to remove its current Healthy Choice Waiver restrictions on soda and energy drinks for food assistance recipient.

                  Legal battle over Lincoln's minimum wage ordinance heads to court

                  Legal battle over Lincoln's minimum wage ordinance heads to court

                  Nebraska's Solicitor General said the effects of Lincoln's minimum wage ordinance would "ripple beyond the borders of the city."

                  Nebraska lawmakers weigh in on Trump refusal to renew trade deal with Mexico, Canada

                  Nebraska lawmakers weigh in on Trump refusal to renew trade deal with Mexico, Canada

                  Members of Nebraska's all-Republican congressional delegation stressed the importance of maintaining good trade relations with Mexico and Canada Thursday after the Trump administration declined to extend the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement.

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