10 can't miss stories from the Omaha World-Herald
Here are 10 can't miss stories that appeared in the Omaha World-Herald last week.
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Eliminating programs and merging campuses are under review for the University of Nebraska as state leaders set a goal of competing nationally in higher education versus "eating everyone else’s dust.”
Meet the 10 athletes named to the Omaha World-Herald's 2024 All-Nebraska basketball teams.
A scaled-back version of Gov. Jim Pillen's property tax plan moved forward Wednesday in the Nebraska Legislature but would fall far short of the governor's goal of cutting property taxes 40%.
Club Omaha owner Shane Harrington said the sign is the culmination of months of frustration after trying to reach deals with local advertising agencies to promote a free car giveaway.
Matt Rhule this spring is like Robert de Niro's character in the movie "Casino" as he enters his second season as Nebraska head football coach. It's all about the details — including counting blueberries.
A substitute teacher with Omaha Public Schools was arrested Saturday after she was found in the backseat of her SUV with a 17-year-old.
Happy CEO, productive program. This week, Matt Rhule shared his pitch to visiting recruits and the coaching setup that makes his life “so much easier.” Sam McKewon has more in his Rewind column.
The tragic death of a 17-year-old boy at a Pillen Family Farm last week is being investigated by OSHA while his family struggles to go on without him.
Pierce Mooberry, Millard North senior tight end, has averaged 26.4 yards per reception. But he's being recruited to Nebraska as an off-the-ball linebacker.
Nebraska lawmakers debated late into the night and advanced a bill Wednesday that would put $10 million a year in public money into scholarship funds for K-12 private and faith-based schools.
The Nebraska Supreme Court was split 4-3 on the decision in Christine Thiele's case. The majority reversed a Workers' Compensation Court ruling, sending her case back to that court.
