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103-Year-Old Omaha Man Finds Passion for Golf, Inspires with Active Lifestyle

103-Year-Old Omaha Man Finds Passion for Golf, Inspires with Active Lifestyle

103-Year-Old Omaha Man Finds Passion for Golf, Inspires with Active Lifestyle
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103-year-old Omaha man discovers passion for golf late in life, still chases birdies and beats pals

103-year-old Omaha man discovers passion for golf late in life, still chases birdies and beats pals

Bob Walls is still impressing on the golf course at 103 years old
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USA250: The 10 greatest college athletes from Nebraska

USA250: The 10 greatest college athletes from Nebraska

As part of USA TODAY Sports' USA 250 initiative, here's a look at the top 10 greatest college athletes to ever play in the state of Nebraska:
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Columbus, Nebraska: A Hidden Gem with Historic Charm and Outdoor Recreation

Columbus, Nebraska: A Hidden Gem with Historic Charm and Outdoor Recreation

Columbus, Nebraska: A Hidden Gem with Historic Charm and Outdoor Recreation
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Extreme Heat and Severe Storms Persist in Omaha Region

Extreme Heat and Severe Storms Persist in Omaha Region

Dangerously high temperatures and humidity levels are expected to continue in Omaha, Nebraska, and surrounding areas on Monday, July 27, 2026. A First Alert 6 Weather Day has been declared, with feel-like temperatures potentially reaching up to 120°F (48.9°C). Actual high temperatures are forecasted to range from the upper 90s to low 100s (32-38°C). An Extreme Heat Warning is in effect for the Omaha Metro area and points east until 10 p.m. CDT Monday. Southeastern Nebraska will experience slightly less severe conditions under a Heat Advisory. Additionally, isolated to scattered severe storms are anticipated late Sunday into the overnight hours, with damaging winds up to 75 mph and large hail as the primary threats.
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US says it will lift ban on imports of Mexican cattle

US says it will lift ban on imports of Mexican cattle

By Tom Polansek July 24 (Reuters) - The U.S. Department of Agriculture said on Friday it is lifting a ban on imports of Mexican cattle that it imposed more than a year ago to keep out the flesh-eating livestock pest New World screwworm.
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Omaha Hockey Community Mourns Loss of 11-Year-Old Logan Rahn

Omaha Hockey Community Mourns Loss of 11-Year-Old Logan Rahn

The Omaha hockey community is grieving the loss of 11-year-old Logan Rahn, who died after being struck by a truck while riding his scooter in Bennington, Nebraska. The accident occurred near 179th Street and Island Circle, where neighbors attempted to assist Logan before emergency services arrived. Despite being taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries, Logan passed away four days later. His family has chosen to donate his organs. Logan was remembered by his coaches and teammates at Moylan Iceplex for his enthusiasm and positive impact on the team.
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A float plane changed course to avoid a storm before crashing on a Washington island, injuring 11

A float plane changed course to avoid a storm before crashing on a Washington island, injuring 11

The pilot of a float plane that crashed on a remote island near Washington’s border with Canada changed course to avoid a thunderstorm before it went down
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Heat Dome Expands Across Central U.S., Affecting Millions with Dangerous Conditions

Heat Dome Expands Across Central U.S., Affecting Millions with Dangerous Conditions

A heat dome is causing dangerously high temperatures across the central United States, affecting approximately 80 million people. The phenomenon, which traps heat in the atmosphere, is leading to sustained high temperatures and increased discomfort, with overnight lows not providing much relief. The heat wave is impacting a vast area from the desert Southwest to the Gulf Coast and into the Midwest and Great Plains. Meteorologists warn that the heat dome will remain stationary, exacerbating conditions throughout the week. Areas like western Nebraska are experiencing extreme heat warnings, with temperatures reaching up to 108°F.
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Third Heat Dome in a Month to Impact 70 Million Across U.S.

Third Heat Dome in a Month to Impact 70 Million Across U.S.

A third major heat dome in just one month is set to affect approximately 70 million people across the southern and central United States, according to The Guardian. Temperatures are expected to range between 95°F and 105°F (35°C to 40°C), with some areas in the southwestern desert potentially reaching 120°F (48°C). The heat dome, a high-pressure system that traps heat, will extend from the Gulf of Mexico to the Great Plains and Midwest. The elevated temperatures are expected to persist into the coming week, with the National Weather Service issuing extreme heat warnings for areas like western Nebraska, where temperatures could hit 108°F (42°C).
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Heat Dome Threatens 70 Million in U.S. with Record Temperatures

Heat Dome Threatens 70 Million in U.S. with Record Temperatures

A significant heat dome is affecting the central and southern United States, with temperatures expected to soar between 95-105°F (35-40°C). This weather phenomenon, characterized by a high-pressure system trapping heat, is impacting a vast area from the Gulf of Mexico to the Great Plains and Midwest. The National Weather Service has issued extreme heat warnings, particularly for western Nebraska, where temperatures could reach 108°F (42°C). This is the third major heat dome event in the U.S. within a month, following previous heatwaves that caused record temperatures in Montana and led to the cancellation of Independence Day events in the east.
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Which Diamond Heel landed in the best spot?

Which Diamond Heel landed in the best spot?

Let’s make some snap assumptions!