Two local businesses have now opened their long-planned patio spaces, and are serving customers in the great outdoors in Fremont. The owners of Black Label Premium Burgers & Shakes on Bell Street and Semo Pasta+Wine on Main Street wanted to offer diners an outdoor option.
Pete Ricketts provides an update on his work in the U.S. Senate.
Aaron Carter's twin sister Angel has buried his ashes at Forest Lawn cemetery.
The U.S. and its European allies are importing vast amounts of nuclear compounds and products from Russia, giving Moscow hundreds of millions of dollars in revenue as it wages war on Ukraine. Trade data and experts say Russia sold $1.7 billion in nuclear products to firms in the U.S. and Europe. The sales have raised alarms from nonproliferation experts and elected officials who say the imports help to bankroll the development of Moscow’s nuclear arsenal and complicate efforts to curtail Russia’s war-making abilities. The dependence on Russian uranium and other nuclear products leaves the U.S. and its allies open to energy shortages if Russian President Vladimir Putin were to cut supplies.
KEARNEY — Nebraska is ideally situated to become a hub for the growing bio-manufacturing industry, if it can grow its workforce and meet a rising demand for reducing the carbon footprint of products, those attending the Governor’s Ag and Economic Development Summit were told Wednesday. Business leaders, along with Gov. Jim Pillen, said that Nebraska […]
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The specific terms of a pipeline company’s contracts with ethanol plants in Iowa are key to a decision about whether it deserves a permit to build, an administrative law judge has decided. As such, the judge said last week that Summit Carbon Solutions should be required to provide that information to the Iowa Farm Bureau […]
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The National Center for Drug Abuse Statistics called youth drug abuse a “high-profile public health concern,” citing at least 1 in 8 teenagers abusing an illicit substance in the past year.
We've been lucky with more rain and cooler weather this summer. My friend Terry in Arizona has not been as fortunate.
Attorneys general in Iowa and Nebraska have filed suit against the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to force it to end the federal waiver for a common ethanol blend to be sold during the summer in those states. Here’s the idea behind the lawsuit: Eliminating that waiver would force refiners to reduce the volatility of gasoline […]
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The Fremont Police Department is stocking up on gear which would be used for riot control or dealing with barricaded suspects. The department is set to likely receive approval Tuesday night to make more than $7,000 in purchases to three companies.
Atmospheric scientists say extreme rainfall is more frequent now, and many parts of the world have seen flooding this summer. What does that mean for plants and gardens?
Summit Carbon Solutions has failed to minimize the negative impacts of its proposed carbon dioxide pipeline in North Dakota and will not be permitted to construct it, state regulators decided on Friday. The state is a key part of the company’s $5 billion project, which would span more than 2,000 miles in five states, including […]
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North Dakota regulators rejected a route permit for a carbon dioxide pipeline that has been opposed by some landowners and public officials in several counties, and in some other states.
Drivers are in for another headache at the pump as U.S. gas prices continue to rise.
Record-breaking summer heat is forcing fuelmakers to cut back operations, just as dwindling supplies are causing gasoline prices to surge arou…
After the death of a parent, boys may have a tougher time than girls, a new study suggests. Get that and more recent news from HealthDay here.
A Nebraska study found that billions of tiny particles were released when researchers microwaved plastic baby food containers.
The Nebraska Supreme Court sent the case back to Lancaster County District Court for a new trial in the stabbing of a Lincoln officer over a jury instruction on insanity.
The number of West Nile-positive mosquito pools across the state means it's more important than ever for people to prevent mosquito bites.
More than one-third of all U.S. energy consumption is from heating and cooling homes and buildings. A major push is now underway to get people to consider geothermal heat pumps that rely on underground temperatures instead of outdoor air.
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Summers are famously humid in New York State, but life in the Maioli household has gotten more comfortable since the couple installed a new he…
Jamie Lee Curtis says she would be dead if fentanyl was widely available during her days of addiction and she is grateful to be sober since 1999.