Language Access Program staff attended Creighton’s World Languages Career Fair to highlight multilingual skills and promote opportunities with the Nebraska Judicial Branch.
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Nebraska Supreme Court will hold a special Law Day session at Aurora High School on April 29, 2026, giving students and the public access to oral arguments.
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Nebraska Game and Parks has closed Fort Robinson State Park and Peterson WMA as the South Fork Fire burns nearby, prompting evacuations and road closures.
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Riverside Discovery Center in Scottsbluff regained PlantNebraska accreditation and used grant funding to create a pollinator garden and revitalize its arboretum.
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Discover how the University of Nebraska at Omaha helps co-host the College World Series while excelling in academics, research, athletics, online learning, and veteran support.
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York County Assessor Kurt Bulgrin was recognized by NACO for completing the COOL Network training, a county government education program with NU Extension.
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Principal Breanna McDonald shares how Lincoln Elementary builds community, advocates for every student, and focuses on growth and family partnerships.
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Mayor Leirion Gaylor Baird announces $35,000 in James Valentine Scholarships through the MusicBox Artist Development Program to support emerging Lincoln musicians.
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York County Commissioners will hear 2025-26 budget requests from outside entities June 9 at 8:30 a.m. at the courthouse and may consider required pink postcard mailings.
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- York County
York County Sheriff’s Office joined the statewide “Make It Click” campaign, making 154 traffic contacts and citing eight unbelted drivers from May 15-31.
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- City of Lincoln
NWS issued a June 9 heat advisory for Lincoln and Lancaster County, with heat index values up to 107 degrees and safety tips on staying cool, hydrated and informed.
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- City of Lincoln
Mayor Gaylor Baird’s proposed 2026-2028 Lincoln budget keeps the tax rate flat while funding public safety, infrastructure, housing, transit, libraries, and parks.
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- Nebraska Department of Transportation
Micro-surfacing work will begin June 8 on Nebraska Highway 95 west of Chambers, with traffic managed by a pilot car and flaggers. The project, contracted to Missouri Petroleum Company, is expected to finish by the end of June.
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- Nebraska Department of Transportation
Work on U.S. Highway 6 and Nebraska Highway 61 near Imperial and North begins June 15 with lane restrictions and a 12-foot width limit. The project includes milling, asphalt overlay, and curb repairs, aiming for an October 2026 completion.
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- Nebraska Department of Transportation
Construction begins June 16 on U.S. Highway 34 near McCook, Nebraska. The project includes bridge and road work with traffic controls in place and completion expected by November 2026.
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- Nebraska Department of Transportation
Construction will begin June 8 on the L-10B bridge over I-80 near Odessa, Nebraska. The project will include phased reconstruction with temporary traffic signals and intermittent lane closures, expected to finish by February 2027.
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- City of Lincoln
Lincoln City Libraries will host free America 250 summer programs, including book clubs, film screenings, lectures and family events at multiple branches.
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- City of Lincoln
Lincoln Transportation and Utilities announces temporary lane and street closures on 11 Lincoln streets starting the week of June 8 for repairs, utilities and events.
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- Nebraska Department of Transportation
Lane closures will start June 15 on the Pacific Street Bridge over I-680 in Omaha for bridge rehabilitation and pavement work, with one lane open each way through fall 2026.
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- City of Lincoln
Lincoln invites the public to the 30th Bricks of Honor dedication June 13 at Veterans Memorial Garden, honoring 53 veterans with new commemorative bricks.
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- Nebraska Department of Transportation
Construction on US-136 in Gage County begins June 8, with road repairs and intersection reconstruction. Traffic controls and detours will impact travel for 50 days. The project aims for completion by November 2026.