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Friday Jun 26 | Omaha World-Herald
A Guatemalan woman should not lose custody of her children because she was deported from the United States, the Nebraska Supreme Court ruled Friday.
Indian buildings fade from view
Ponca Chief Standing Bear's death 101 years ago in his beloved northeast Nebraska marked the passing of a historic figure.
State Parks See Strong Start to Season
Mark Sipma and his wife Kimber both grew up in town, and are now looking to make a career out of dairying.
Nebraska Supreme Court Hears Case Involving Child-Welfare
The Nebraska Supreme Court will hear arguments Tuesday over whether the state's legal procedures can trump a federal law that allows American Indian tribes to intervene in child-welfare cases.
Wasilla, Alaska resident Frances Earl VanBuskirk, 79, died April 20, 2009, at home of natural causes.
Flu Forces Ponca, NE Schools To Close
You may think you're out of the woods if a scratchy throat and fever haven't hit your house yet.
Judge Refuses Request to Reconsider Iowa Casino
A federal judge has refused to reconsider a ruling that bars the Ponca Tribe of Nebraska from building a casino in Carter Lake, Iowa.
Anti-casino group honoring Bruning today
The anti-casino group Gambling with the Good Life plans to honor Nebraska Attorney General Jon Bruning today for his efforts to block a proposed Indian casino in Carter Lake, Iowa.
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