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York County Railway Crossing Board Meeting
A York County railway crossing where three young adults were killed this summer could see some changes.
Lawmakers vote to limit school aid
Nebraska lawmakers took a step toward reducing the growth in state aid to schools today as part of their struggle to balance the state budget.
Plan to keep Neb. school funding steady advances
Nebraska lawmakers worried aloud on Friday that reducing next year's school-funding plan by $32 million might cause local districts to raise property taxes at the same time residents are pleading for relief.
Family Outings: Native American Festival offers lots to do
Take some time today to learn about the oldest cultures in America. The annual Native American Festival is taking place at the Hastings Museum of Natural and Cultural History, with a wealth of activities, games, music and dance.
The Legislature's Education Committee advanced a bill Tuesday that would keep state school aid from growing next year.
Education Committee Considers Cuts In State Aid Formula
Cuts to education are a top concern, as the legislature works to fill a budget deficit.
Reduced aid to schools proposed
The state would ratchet down spending limits on Nebraska schools under a bill introduced Wednesday in the Nebraska Legislature.
Special Session Swings Into Action
And we're off in the Nebraska Legislature's special session to address a $334 budget shortfall.
York crash kills one, injures four
York County Sheriff Dale Radcliff has released the name of the Aurora woman who lost her life in a multi-vehicle accident two miles south of York Monday night.
1 Person Dies, 4 Hurt in York Collision
A collision south of York has left one person dead and at least four people injured.
The U.S. Department of Labor's Occupational Safety and Health Administration has cited Crane and Grain Service LLC of York, Neb., for alleged violations of the Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970.
OSHA fines York, Neb., company in worker's death
Federal officials say a York company's practices contributed to the death of a worker in August.
Screaming contest championships in Nebraska
Some Nebraskans are screaming, not in terror, but in competition. The third annual National Scream Contest finals were held in York, Nebraska last weekend.
Teacher pay outpacing inflation
The contract that Omaha Public Schools teachers rejected last week included an average pay raise of $1,800 - a figure that would make workers suffering through freezes, furloughs and layoffs salivate.
Godfather's Pizza founder Willy Theisen's long-awaited new pizza concept is taking shape in Dundee.
State cuts: Lawmakers look at options
The buzz started as soon as the words "special session" and "budget cuts" began circulating last week.
Pasta Perfect: New York City's Pasta Renaissance
FIRST THERE was the pizza renaissance. Now there's the pasta renaissance, with star chefs all over the city and beyond using their noodles to dazzle diners.
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York Democrat defies common political wisdom
Retired U.S. Army major turned high school cheerleading coach. Check. African American York County Democrat.
Nebraska Human Remains Case to Stay in Adult Court
A York teenager accused of illegally disposing of the remains of her stillborn baby will be tried as an adult.
Budget wedding? Try wedded bliss at Super Wal-Mart
I think my wife is turning into some sort of snob, because when I told her about the couple that got recently got married inside a Nebraska Wal-Mart, she didn't think it was very romantic.