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U.S. Export-Import Bank Highlights NioCorp's Elk Creek Critical Minerals Project to Strengthen Domestic Supply Chains

U.S. Export-Import Bank Highlights NioCorp's Elk Creek Critical Minerals Project to Strengthen Domestic Supply Chains

U.S. Export-Import Bank Highlights NioCorp's Elk Creek Critical Minerals Project to Strengthen Domestic Supply Chains
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US gives states another 6 months before they have to remove people from Medicaid for not working

US gives states another 6 months before they have to remove people from Medicaid for not working

President Donald Trump's administration is giving states another six months before they must remove beneficiaries from Medicaid rolls for failing to meet new work requirements
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Congress wants answers after Trump ally Huang caught in alleged spying scandal

Congress wants answers after Trump ally Huang caught in alleged spying scandal

Trump ally Jensen Huang's affair with a woman suspected of spying for the Chinese has lawmakers clamoring for investigations and classified briefings.
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Nebraska Attorney General Mike Hilgers Secures $63 Million Settlement with Family Dollar Stores Over Price Transparency Issues

Nebraska Attorney General Mike Hilgers Secures $63 Million Settlement with Family Dollar Stores Over Price Transparency Issues

Nebraska Attorney General Mike Hilgers, alongside the Federal Trade Commission and 16 other states, has reached a $63 million settlement with Family Dollar Stores. This agreement addresses allegations that the retail chain consistently charged customers higher prices at checkout than those advertised on shelves, price tags, and in advertisements. The complaint detailed widespread pricing discrepancies across Family Dollar stores nationwide, which persisted despite numerous failed inspections, consumer complaints, and prior enforcement actions. Under the terms of the proposed settlement, Family Dollar is now prohibited from misrepresenting prices and is mandated to implement an independently assessed pricing accuracy program. This program will involve monitoring prices, training employees, and promptly correcting any errors to ensure compliance and fair pricing for consumers.
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Hard Freeze Expected in Nebraska Friday Morning

Hard Freeze Expected in Nebraska Friday Morning

A hard freeze is expected across Lincoln and eastern Nebraska on the night of Thursday, November 12, into Friday morning, November 13. Temperatures are forecast to drop into the low to mid-20s (-6 to -4°C), marking the coldest stretch since late March and the first hard freeze of the season for Lincoln. Highs on Friday will remain chilly, ranging from the low to mid-40s (4-7°C) in central and eastern Nebraska, while western Nebraska will see slightly warmer highs in the low 50s to near 60°F (10-15°C). Clear skies and light winds will contribute to the rapid temperature drop overnight. Drivers in western Nebraska should also be cautious of patchy fog, particularly west of Highway 83, where visibility may drop below half a mile.
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Judicial Nominating Commission Forwards Nominees to Governor Pillen for 11th Judicial District Vacancy

Judicial Nominating Commission Forwards Nominees to Governor Pillen for 11th Judicial District Vacancy

The Judicial Nominating Commission for the District Court Judge in the 11th Judicial District has submitted four names to Governor Jim Pillen for consideration to fill a judicial vacancy. The nominees are Sandra J. Allen of Lincoln, Chawnta M. Durham of North Platte, Angela M. Franz of North Platte, and Kristi L. Hilliard of Ogallala. A fifth candidate, Jose L. Rodriguez of Kearney, withdrew his name prior to the commission's meeting. The vacancy in the 11th Judicial District, which encompasses a wide range of counties including Arthur, Chase, Dawson, Dundy, Frontier, Furnas, Gosper, Hayes, Hitchcock, Hooker, Keith, Lincoln, Logan, McPherson, Perkins, Red Willow, and Thomas, arose due to the appointment of Judge Michael E. Piccolo to the Nebraska Court of Appeals.
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Lincoln Public Schools to Migrate District Data to Cloud for Enhanced Security and Efficiency

Lincoln Public Schools to Migrate District Data to Cloud for Enhanced Security and Efficiency

Lincoln Public Schools (LPS) in Nebraska is planning a significant transition of its district data to the cloud, aiming to enhance security and streamline employee management. Since 2019, LPS has utilized Infor software for payroll, accounting, and ordering, with this information stored in a local data warehouse. However, Infor's decision to sunset its on-site functionalities and support by 2030 necessitates this move to a cloud-based system. Chief Technology Officer Kirk Langer emphasized that while current data is protected, migrating to a cloud environment will further bolster security, as a company like Infor possesses more resources for securing data than LPS can independently. The Lincoln Board of Education is scheduled to discuss this transition, which involves a proposed payment of approximately $4 million to Intellias for managing the upgrade to Infor CloudSuite. The full migration is projected to be completed by the 2028-29 school year, with an additional $6.5 million allocated for a five-year so...
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Omaha Residents Face Cold Without Heat One Month After Flash Flooding

Omaha Residents Face Cold Without Heat One Month After Flash Flooding

Over a month after flash flooding impacted Omaha, Nebraska, 39 homes in the Karen Western Addition neighborhood remain without heat. As temperatures drop significantly, residents are resorting to alternative heating methods such as space heaters and ovens to stay warm. Homeowners like Craig Botkin are using space heaters to ensure construction work, such as drywall finishing, can proceed without issues caused by cold temperatures. William LeMaster, another resident, is living in his flood-damaged home, sleeping on an air mattress and using blankets, space heaters, and his oven for warmth. He also places space heaters near sinks and in bathrooms to prevent pipes from freezing. Many residents are awaiting insurance checks to replace damaged furnaces, highlighting the ongoing challenges faced by the community as winter approaches.
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Nebraska Data Centers Receive Over $300 Million in Property Tax Breaks

Nebraska Data Centers Receive Over $300 Million in Property Tax Breaks

Nebraska Data Centers Receive Over $300 Million in Property Tax Breaks
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Omaha-Area NSAA District Rejects Girls Flag Football as Official High School Sport

Omaha-Area NSAA District Rejects Girls Flag Football as Official High School Sport

Omaha-Area NSAA District Rejects Girls Flag Football as Official High School Sport
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Mild November Weather Continues in Nebraska

Mild November Weather Continues in Nebraska

Nebraska is experiencing a stretch of mild and mostly quiet weather this week, characterized by sunshine and above-average temperatures. Highs are expected to remain in the 60s °F (15-21 °C) during the day, with cooler nights providing a comfortable balance. Gusty winds are anticipated around Veterans Day, adding some variability to the otherwise calm conditions. As the week progresses, a cooler weekend is forecasted, bringing a few chances for showers. This pattern marks a pleasant start to November, offering residents an opportunity to enjoy outdoor activities before the cooler temperatures set in.
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General Motors Seeks District Sales Manager to Drive EV Adoption and Dealership Performance in Western Kansas

General Motors Seeks District Sales Manager to Drive EV Adoption and Dealership Performance in Western Kansas

General Motors Seeks District Sales Manager to Drive EV Adoption and Dealership Performance in Western Kansas