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The phones in Sen. Ben Nelson's offices were lighting up today after he announced plans to support beginning consideration of the Senate health care legislation.
Conventional ag production has economical, environmental advantages
Alex Avery, director of research and education for the Hudson Institute, discussed the economic and environmental advantage of modern agriculture in feeding the world during the Feeding Quality Forum held recently in South Sioux City, Neb.
8th graders attend leadership summit
Some local 8th graders got out of class today, for a good cause. About 90 8th graders from East, West and South Sioux City middle schools gathered at the Long Lines Family Rec.
Aid cuts get 1st-round approval
Lawmakers moved forward Friday on cutting back a budgeted increase in state aid to education, while school officials pored over newly released estimates of how the changes could affect individual districts.
License Suspended For High Profile Lawyer
Pharmacists, doctors and scientists alike are calling it the magic pill of weight loss, and one Siouxland woman lost over 50 pounds using it.
Convington Elementary Super Stackers Aim to Set Record
The sounds of speed, agility, and concentration where heard 'round Covington Elementary School.
South Sioux City, Neb., attorney suspended
A South Sioux City attorney accused of not responding to judicial officials handling a complaint about his work has been suspended from practicing law.
Sport stackers go for world record
Students at three elementary schools in South Sioux City, Nebraska did their part to earn a world record today.
Nebraska lawmakers open special session to cut budget
Nebraska lawmakers are back in Lincoln. Though the regular legislative session is still two months away, they're meeting in a special session to address widespread budget cuts proposed by Governor Dave Heineman.
People Lined Up The Streets In NE To Get H1N1 Vaccine
There just isn't enough for everyone. That's why hundreds of people lined the streets of South Sioux City hoping to get their hands on an H1N1 vaccine.
5th Annual Siouxland Community Quilt Show
Star quilts from across America are on display at the South Sioux City Library. The 5th Annual Siouxland Community Quilt Show is going on this weekend.
First Dakota County H1N1 Vaccine Clinic
Hundreds showed up for the first Dakota County H1N1 vaccine clinic. The line wrapped around the old Bryan School in South Sioux City.
The property has already been bought, and whether the neighbors like it or not, Sioux City is going to build a new water reservoir near their homes, just east of town.
South Sioux City, NE library receives $1,500 donation
The South Sioux Library received a donation from the Friends of the Library on Monday.
Lincoln Surprise Truck Inspection Results
The Nebraska State Patrol, with assistance from Lincoln Police Department, conducted surprise commercial vehicle inspections today, Tuesday, October 27, 2009 in Lincoln.
South Sioux leaders hope to build business relationships
They might be men, but back by popular demand, the Sioux City Musketeers will suit up in pink instead of green.
Muskies to suit up in pink for breast cancer
They might be men, but back by popular demand, the Sioux City Musketeers will suit up in pink instead of green.
Vehicle Checkpoint Held in Dakota County
More than 110 vehicles were checked during a night time vehicle checkpoint Saturday, October 17, 2009, in Dakota County, Nebraska.
New Information: Jesus Guerra Arrest Warrant
We know more about the arrest warrant issued for Jesus Guerra for the 1997 murder of Joaquin Guerrero.
Election-turnout ideas debated
Proponents of election changes say Nebraska's neighbors could teach the state a thing or two about registering voters - if the state wanted to learn.
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