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Money Starts Pouring Into Nebraska Midterm Congressional Races

The U.S. Capitol as lawmakers worked into the night on the “big beautiful bill” on July 2, 2025.(Ashley Murray / States Newsroom) Douglas County District Court Clerk Crystal Rhoades is running to be the Democratic nominee in Nebraska’s 2nd Congressional District.(Courtesy of Crystal Rhoades for Congress) Sen. Pete Ricketts, R-Neb. at Capitol Hill in Washington, March 5, 2025.(Ben Curtis / AP Photo) By Juan Salinas IINebraska ExaminerOMAHA — Two …Omaha, Nebraska · Omaha Read Article

Forensic Crime Labs Are Buckling As New Technology Increases Demand

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Changes In Federal Broadband Programs Upset Advocates For Rural Nebraska

In this April 1, 2016 photo, Allo Communications crews install fiber-optic cables on Eastridge Drive in Lincoln, Nebraska to provide high-speed internet citywide.(Mischa Lopiano / The Journal-Star via AP) With more than 300 direct-to-cell satellites in orbit, T-Mobile and Starlink continue the march towards eliminating mobile dead zones.(Business Wire) By Paul HammelNebraska ExaminerLINCOLN — County officials and advocates for rural development …Elon Musk · Lincoln Read Article

Advocates Fear For Autistic Nebraska Youths As Cuts Come To Medicaid Reimbursement Rates

Max Perry of Lincoln, challenged by autism spectrum disorder and epilepsy, plays a memory game as part of applied behavior analysis therapy. His mom, Nikki Perry, says the game helps with social interaction, rules, coping with loss, celebrating wins and more. Nebraska officials have cut Medicaid reimbursement rates to providers as costs soar, saying they want to be more aligned with other states.(Courtesy of Perry family) Nebraska stands out nat…Lincoln, Nebraska · Lincoln Read Article

How Videos Are Helping Dementia Patients at Metro Vancouver Care Homes Remember Daily Routines

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At Rosewood Manor, a long-term care home in Richmond, 93-year-old Marjory Priebe is watching a video with soothing music and images of beaches, tropical plants and hula dancers that are projected onto a large wall.Dementia See the Story

Volunteers Flock To Immigration Courts To Support Migrants Arrested In The Hallways

Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents escort a detained immigrant into an elevator after he exited an immigration courtroom, Tuesday, June 17, 2025, in New York.(Olga Fedorova / AP Photo) Immigration court volunteer Marjorie Miller gives guidance and support to a Colombian man who was about to be taken into custody by Immigration and Custom Enforcement officers in the hallway after his hearing with an immigration judge in Seattle, June 3, 2…Immigration · New York See the Story

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