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Creighton Prep graduate suing the NCAA over eligibility regulations - The Reader

Jack Hasz wants one more year. The former Creighton Prep offensive lineman is suing the NCAA in hopes of playing one more season of college football. The U.S. District Court in Omaha is one of the latest settings in the ongoing debate over NCAA rules. In December, Vanderbilt quarterback Diego Pavia won a court case against the NCAA. As a former junior college player, Pavia argued his time at a two-year school should not count against his Divisio…NCAA · Omaha Read Article

‘Down a rabbit hole’: Genealogy & Local History Room helps Nebraskans explore the past - The Reader

Nearly 200,000 materials in the Omaha Public Library system will spend four years in limbo following the closure of the W. Dale Clark Main Library in 2022 until the new Central Library’s opens next spring. In the meantime, some of the artifacts are being housed at the new downtown branch on 14th and Jones streets. Others landed in an old Shopko building near 84th and Center streets. The former department store building currently houses Omaha Pub…Omaha, Nebraska · Omaha Read Article

Michigan AG Leads Coalition Urging Passage of Legislation to Curb ‘Unscrupulous’ ICE Tactics • Missouri Independent

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Federal agents descend July 7 on MacArthur Park in Los Angeles. (J.W. Hendricks for CalMatters)An effort is being co-led by Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel to urge passage of legislation that seeks to generally prohibit federal immigration agents from wearing masks to conceal their identity and requiring them to show their identification and agency-identifying insignia. The coalition of 21 attorneys general sent a letter Tuesday to members…See the Story

US Attorney's Office: Many Omaha ICE Detainees Won't Be Charged with Social Security Fraud

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The U.S. Attorney's Office said many detainees from Omaha's Glenn Valley ICE raid won't be charged with Social Security fraud due to a "unique set of circumstances."Immigration and Customs Enforcement · Omaha See the Story

From the Pacific Ocean to Nebraska: One Omaha company recycles the world's derelict fishing gear - The Reader

When people walk into the recycling facility of FirstStar Fiber in Omaha, they see bags of trash from floor to ceiling. But it’s not going to a landfill. “What makes FirstStar recycling unique is then we take hard to recycle plastics,” explained CEO Patrick Leahy. “We take those, recycle them in house. We don’t ship them out to another place. We make plastic lumber or pellets with it.” Leahy said the Omaha company is one of just a few in the U.S…Omaha, Nebraska · Omaha Read Article

'It's important to be seen': Heartland Pride to host parade after year of LGBTQ+ setbacks

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The annual Heartland Pride Parade and Festival may draw thousands after a year of political attacks against LGBTQ+ rights.Parade · Omaha See the Story

Summer sounds - The Reader

July brings the return of two popular musical events. For longtime blues fans, Lincoln’s historic Zoo Bar’s annual ZooFest street festival is a music event that offers top blues artists and the feel of a happy family reunion.Meanwhile Jeff Davis’ “Playing With Fire” concert series in Omaha offers musical discoveries for fans who want to experience live music by artists that may be making their Omaha debuts.Let’s dig into both and see what audien…Omaha, Nebraska · Omaha Read Article

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'Playing with Fire' concert series is back in Omaha - The Reader

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Michigan AG Leads Coalition Urging Passage of Legislation to Curb ‘Unscrupulous’ ICE Tactics • Missouri Independent

US Attorney's Office: Many Omaha ICE Detainees Won't Be Charged with Social Security Fraud

From the Pacific Ocean to Nebraska: One Omaha company recycles the world's derelict fishing gear - The Reader

'It's important to be seen': Heartland Pride to host parade after year of LGBTQ+ setbacks

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