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The University of Nebraska Board of Regents on Friday approved business and master plans for Innovation Campus, the research and development campus that soon will begin taking shape at State Fair Park.
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A proposal to limit embryonic stem cell research at the University of Nebraska failed to win the approval of the NU Board of Regents Friday.
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It's smaller than the grand project envisioned a couple of years ago, but the city finally has another developer with a plan for the so-called "catalyst" block.
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Nebraska Sen. Ben Nelson announced Friday he will vote for a motion Saturday that clears the way for Senate debate on health care reform.
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Two vehicles rolled onto their sides following a crash on southbound North 27th Street near Old Dairy Road by the Applebee's on Friday night.
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As Metropolitan Community College board members had voted last month to do, the school filed suit Friday against Nebraska's five other community colleges, seeking millions of dollars.
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A year after he was inducted into the Nebraska Racing Hall of Fame, Ashland thoroughbred trainer David Anderson denied Friday he was involved in giving illegal drugs to two horses before they raced at Omaha's Horsemen's Park in July 2009.
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Gov. Dave Heineman signed three budget bills Friday that would cut funds in a number of areas, including across-the-board cuts for state agencies that could lead to furloughs or layoffs.
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Lincoln Electric System employees -- except those who are unionized -- could receive a 2.5 percent wage increase in 2010.
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Roger Foster has announced he will run for mayor of Crete.
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The University of Nebraska-Lincoln will give the H1N1 vaccination to students younger than 25 at a walk-in clinic Tuesday.
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A federal judge sentenced a 25-year-old Lincoln man this week to five years in prison for receiving child pornography.
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A 28-year-old Lincoln woman was sentenced to federal prison Thursday and her husband is set to be sentenced next month for conspiring to distribute methamphetamine in Lincoln.
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A tip from a pharmacist led to Tuesday's arrests of two people on suspicion of intent to manufacture meth.
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Two separate traffic stops on Interstate 80 on Wednesday and Thursday led to the seizure of 141 pounds of marijuana and three arrests on drug charges, according to the Nebraska State Patrol.
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An 18-year-old will serve probation for the role he played in killing a cat at a rural Lincoln home last March.
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The menu items for a classic Thanksgiving dinner have dropped 4 percent in price 2008. At the same time, the Food Bank of Lincoln has distributed 6 million pounds of food this year to area families.
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A 26-year-old Syracuse man was killed in a rollover accident Thursday west of Syracuse.
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As of 2 p.m. Friday, Norris Public Power District had restored power to all of its residential customers who lost power after Monday's snow storm.
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Areas of dense fog were expected Friday before 9 a.m. Otherwise, the forecast was sunny, with a high near 56.
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Nearly 150 Nebraska activists representing No Limits, Nebraska's youth-led tobacco prevention movement are planning demonstrations in three cities on Sunday, including Lincoln.
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The city of Lincoln is receiving $10,000 for its tree planting efforts.
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The man who holds the pivotal vote in today's embryonic stem cell research showdown is prepared to make a difficult decision. He just doesn't know what it will be, despite enormous pressure from both sides.
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Six months after Seward City Council members sought a Nebraska State Patrol investigation of the city administrator's contract, the results have yet to emerge from the office of Attorney General Jon Bruning.
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Convicted in federal court of fraudulently applying for a bank loan, a former doctors' office manager was ordered to repay more than $200,000 to TierOne Bank.
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