Bellevue, NE News

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• Today, while we are enjoying all the sunshine, we would like to thank all the me...
• So... what are you doing for Memorial Day weekend? :)
• Go look at RIGHT NOW!!! What do you all think of the ma...
• If you're graduating on June 2nd, don't forget to RSVP to Graduation Open House!...
• FIFTEEN DAYS until graduation. Are you graduating on June 2nd? If so, what are y...
• Check out our new Center for Entrepreneurship and Market Capitalism (CEMC)! For...
• Today's Student Appreciation Day! WE LOVE YOU!!!! Starting at 11:30, join us in...
• Don't forget about the Senior Thesis Art Show tomorrow night!
• Tomorrow is the deadline to apply for Fall 2012 scholarships! Click the link bel...
• Happy Mother's Day to all the Bellevue University moms out there! We appreciate...
• The public art piece is called 'look up'.
• This year's Big Omaha public art piece, designed by InezGill is dedicated to the...
• Because it's National Teacher Appreciation Week, let's take a moment to give som...
• The Bruins will host the Third Annual Bellevue University Athletics 5K Run/1 Mil...
• Tutoring services are now available at the Lozier Professional Center for statis...
• There's another Lunch & Learn today from 12-1 p.m. in the Multipurpose Room, loc...
• Today at 12:30 there will be a cover letter workshop at this week's Library Lunc...
• Don't forget about today's Global Festival!
• Tomorrow, make sure you attend Global Festival 2012! This event is Bellevue Univ...
• Congressman Jeff Fortenberry will be speaking on campus TODAY at noon in the Sym...
• To all the members of the Bellevue University family living in the midwest: stay...
• Dr. Edward Rauchut passed away today at the age of 61. Ed was a member of the Be...
• Don't forget to stop the Freeman/Lozier library to celebrate National Library we...
• If you're looking for something to do over the lunch hour, the National Library...
• LaTrina Parker, Manager of INROADS, Midwest, will be on campus to discuss INROAD...
• If you missed yesterday's FREE Professional Growth Webinar about Managing Worklo...
• Fill in blanks! Of the Bellevue University courses I've taken so far, the most c...
• What do you think of our Facebook's new look? :)
• Don't forget about tomorrow's Career Fair!
• As a veteran do you need some to finish your degree? Thought your benefits expir...
• We're now accepting scholarship applications for the 2012/13 academic year! To l...
• A week from today, Bellevue University's Career Coaching Center will be hosting...
• If you missed yesterday's FREE Professional Growth Webinar about Making Quality...
• Tomorrow night from 5-7 p.m. the 26th Annual Metro Seniors Art Show reception an...
• Check out this video that was taken at the Spring Fling Carnival last week! FUN!
• Campus is hoppin' tonight! From 4-6 p.m., the University is holding a public ope...
• There's still time to check out the OneStop Open House! OneStop will be open unt...
• Check out the first episode from our new series Before the Business! This one's...
• Classes start up again on Monday! That means next week is BRUIN week! Don't forg...
• Hey new students! Have a blast at New Student Orientation tonight! To everyone e...
• Get answers to your questions and find out how to make your student experience m...
• What are you most excited for during this upcoming BRUIN week? Pizza and live mu...
• Tomorrow marks the end of this term! What will you be doing on your spring break?
• Hospital Ranks Among Nation's Best
• Saturday is the last day of this term! Which means Spring BRUIN Week is coming u...
• If you missed the first free Professional Growth Webinar yesterday, here's a lin...
• Happy Leap Day!
• Back Pain Procedures Offer Same Day Relief
• Today is the first of six FREE Professional Growth Webinars. Today's presentatio...
• If you missed the Cyber War: Is It Happening Now? webinar yesterday, you can wat...
• Don't forget to sign up for our FREE Professional Growth Webinar Series! Click t...
• Fact #5: Gerald Ford worked as a model during college. He also worked as a fores...
• Fact #4: George Washington made the shortest inauguration speech on record—133 w...
• Fact #3: James Madison (1751-1836) was the shortest president of the United Stat...
• Fact #2: Andrew Johnson is the only tailor ever to be president. As president, h...
• In honor of President's day, we'll be posting interesting facts about Presidents...
• Happy Friday! What are your plans for this weekend?
• Bellevue University's Dr. Joyce Norene Wilson Art Gallery presents Ed Fennell an...
• The Athletic Department is chartering a bus to York, Nebraska, on Tuesday, Febru...
• Do you have math anxiety? Talk to your professor about it! It's extremely common...
• Dream, Launch, Grow: Join the College of Business for its next Speaker Series ev...
• Don't forget about Bruin Baseball's Super Bowl Sunday Pancake Breakfast! It will...
• Today we unveiled a nationwide campaign – Make It Happen Now – designed to help...
• We're proud to announce the launch of our OneStop Service Center, which official...
• President Mary Hawkins to graduates, "It is in our hands to continue the America...
• We're now on Pinterest! Follow us, pretty please? :)
• There's a lot going on tomorrow night!!: The Graduation Open House Celebration w...
• The Library shared three tools to help you become a more efficient student on th...
• Change of plans for the Cyberwar webinar! It has been moved from the Symposium i...
• Anonymous, SOPA, PIPA and Hacktivism are all part of Cyberwar. Come to an online...
• Please like this post if you would like to participate in an MBA subgroup in the...
• What do you think Apple will announce on Thursday? Would you get an iPad just so...
• Happy Martin Luther King Jr. Day! Did you go to the library for the viewing of M...
• REAL TALK: Would you enjoy attending a course that included this type of technol...
• We are ranked number one by the U.S. News 2012 Top Online Education Program Rank...
• Check out this story about Dr. Jon Kayne, Bellevue University's Professor of Cli...
• Check out the new videos uploaded to our YouTube Channel today! If you have a Yo...
• If you're graduating on January 28, don't forget to pick up your cap and gown! G...
• Have you made a new years resolution yet? If not, it's not too late! Registratio...
• Check out what the library has to offer before they close for the weekend! :)
• Arm yourself against Cybersecurity threats! Ron Woerner, Director of Bellevue Un...
• Don't forget to register for the virtual power session that's coming up! If you'...
• Hope you enjoyed the long holiday weekend! What was your favorite part?!
• The Joyce Norene Wilson Art Gallery will host the works of Amy Cerra, Laurie Mas...
• The answer to question #8 issss: NATALIE WOOD! Thanks for playing. :)
• This year make yourself a priority. Now is the time to complete your degree. Bel...
• Registration is available for this year's Virtual Power Session! Attending will...
• Introducing the new Professional Enrichment Program Twitter account! Follow @Bel...
• Do you have a YouTube account? Subscribe to our channel for the latest video con...
• Meet Scott Christensen: "I enjoy the interaction with students. It's a whole lot...
• In support of the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve’s annual Toys for Tots Campaign, don...
• Tomorrow the Academic Technology Committee will host a workshop titled "Viruses,...
• Check out the book sale going on in the library! The sale ends December 19th.
• Check out the new addition to our website! The Bellevue University Center for Cy...
• I was just up in the Student Center, there's lots of free pizza! If you're on ca...
• If you're on campus, don't forget about the chili feed! It's going on for anothe...
• It's BRUIN WEEK once again! Come join us for free food, fun and prizes in the St...
• ATTENTION: The deadline to participate in the Winter Commencement ceremony has b...
• Check out Bellevue University's mention in Chief Learning Officer for our Learni...
• The University has learned that the Heart Ministry Center is in need of more coa...
• As a Champions of Character initiative, the Athletic Department is working to co...
• Dear Barry Goldstrom, we would like to thank you for being our 1,500th fan! To c...
• If you're heading out to the Best of Sarpy Expo today, don't forget to stop by a...
• Just three and a half days left until the end of the term! How are you going to...
• Bellevue University would like to thank all the Veterans who have served our cou...
• Introducing STARS! STARS is the new online scholarship tracking application. STA...
• On Tuesday, Nov. 15 there will be a free reading and signing of the book One Nat...
• Happy Halloween everyone! Have fun and stay safe tonight!
• Halloween is coming up... what are you going to be?
• Hey everyone... we're still hiring!!! Check out our open positions! We've recent...
• Sarpy County Pumpkin Patch Farms and Pumpkin Picking Guide - Sarpy County
• Bryan Jennewein, social media expert and product owner for Radian6 will be on th...
• If you're graduating this winter, don't forget to register! The deadline is Tues...
• We're looking forward to the Nighthawks game this weekend! If you head out to th...
• At 6:00 p.m. on October 25, Bellevue University’s Legal Studies Department is ho...
• FYI: There will be a “practical” exercise in the Humanities Building today, from...
• Amanda, Jerry and Kym got question number six correct! The answer was letter "A"...
• It's Friday once again. Anyone heading out to a pumpkin patch this weekend?
• Meet Rella! Rella has been created by Bellevue University in an effort to reach...
• There's a new exhibit opening in the Dr. Joyce Norene Wilson Gallery! The artwor...
• STUDENTS: Tomorrow night at Leopard Lanes, starting at 9 p.m., Bellevue Universi...
• Sorry about the website issues this morning! For future reference, if the websit...
• Former student Rogene Spanton is truly inspiring! She's a perfect example of why...
• Happy Friday!!!!!!!!!!!! What are your plans for this weekend now that fall is i...
• Check out all the opportunities available at Bellevue University right now. Are...
• Keep in mind that this Wednesday is Student Appreciation Day! No RSVP needed - j...
• Tonight is BU Bruins Volleyball Fire Department Appreciation Night! At tonight's...
• Need some help writing that paper? The Writing Center is located in Room 207 of...
• We're hiring! Bellevue University is accepting applications for an adjunct profe...
• Join the discussion! From 1 to 2 p.m. in the Criss Auditorium located in the Hit...
• Introducing the Master of Project Management Degree! Read about it here:
• Looking for something to do tonight? Come watch @BUBruins Men's Soccer tonight a...
• Cancer Services Coming Soon
• Keep in mind that winter registration begins today. BRUIN is up and running, so...
• A new Gallup poll shows that college-educated individuals are least likely to be...
• Sahar Aziz will discuss the impact 9/11 has had on interfaith & civil rights in...
• Hospital Offers Free Sports Clinic to Treat Injured Athletes
• The 24/7 online classroom access was key in helping Jessica Rowe balance work an...
• With credit for his associate's degree, Daniel Boyd was able to earn his bachelo...
• Drive, determination, and earning an MBA from Bellevue University opened profess...
• James Laufenberg shares how earning a graduate degree from Bellevue University w...
• Jodi Hall shares how her Bellevue University education helped her achieve person...
• Using her GI Bill education benefits, Patricia Harrold was able to earn Master’s...
• Bellevue University's Real Learning for Real Life helps you advance in your care...
• Happy first day of fall semester 2011! Make sure to enjoy the BRUIN week activit...
• Back to School for Bellevue - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Prefer to study at 2 a.m.? Check out this article about the popularity of our Li...
• Gift Shop Now Open
• Tonight, 7/28-is the Open House. Visit Bellevue.edu for information. Great event...
• Great event if you are near the Bellevue campus!
• Some much deserved recognition for our library!
• Great Job!
• Thanks to the Library for keeping us up to date on this great new service!
• Great Turnout for Green Health Fair
• You can still enroll for fall classes. Get the info you need and a campus tour at JumpStart on June 24th.
• Today is Commencement! Congratulations to all our recent graduates on earning your degree.
• On the main campus today? It's Student Appreciation Day! Here's the details! What: Live Music / Free BBQ / Games to Play Date: Wed., May 4, 2011 (Wednesday) ...Venue: Bellevue University Student Center (Outside on the East Lawn) Weather Permit
• Hospital to Host “Green” Health Fair
• Check out this profile on our test center! What a great example of how we reach students around the globe.
• Kid's Soccer Clinic information and Men's Soccer Spring Exhibition Game next weekend, info at:
• Now on our YouTube Channel!
• Looks like they have some great events planned!
• Bellevue Med to Sponsor Seven Mile Run
• The deadline to register for June 2011 Commencement is April 1! Go to: for more information
• Movie night this Thursday on campus Student Advisory Council Presents: “The Social Network” Trailer: Location: Humanities Auditorium Admission: FREE for Current Bellevue University Students Pizza: FREE for Current Bellevue University Stu
• It's not too late to study abroad this summer! Check out Bellevue University's new Study Abroad webpage at www.bellevue.edu/studyabroad to find out how you could go to Spain, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, South Africa and more, while earning
• Committee hears ‘birther’ bill
• Breaking Brad: March 10
• Your Weekend Planner
• NTK (Need to Know)
• Leonard Pitts Jr.: Even grotesque, hateful speech deserves protection
• Finding success at Omaha South
• Nebraska jobless rate dips
• Fort Kearny open for cranes
• The Public Pulse, March 10
• World-Herald editorial: A new ag addition
• State actions shrink Omaha coffers
• Q&A with Staff Sgt. Daniel Falcon
• Warm air blows forecast away
• March 10: Money grows on trees
• Red Cross honors difference-makers
• Red Cross honors difference-makers
• Last day at 'Blatt for Cuevas
• Of 1,210 billionaires, Buffett stays No. 3
• Breaking Brad: March 9
• NSAA to look at ref selection
• Bill to end commuter fee
• NTK (Need to Know)
• World-Herald editorial: Corn, water, conservation
• A new look at annexations
• The Public Pulse, March 9
• World-Herald editorial: Political office is odd inheritance
• Division I conference eyes Mavs
• For troops: Mud, ammo ... pizza
• March 9: Two opposites equal normal
• Chase, escape follow slaying
• Towns: No red tape on our parades
• Body found at Branched Oak Lake
• Illegal hunt probed in Otoe County
• Council OKs Rosenblatt sale
• Breaking Brad: March 8
• Police ID shooting victim
• NTK (Need to Know)
• News notes: March 8
• Snow forecast 'toned down'
• The Public Pulse, March 8
• Downtown security a top priority
• World-Herald editorial: Protect the funds
• Low-speed cars touted
• Potholes swallow fewer cars
• World-Herald editorial: Don’t stifle a full debate
• Snowfall depends on temps
• March 8: Climate funds opposed
• OPS ponders job cuts
• Farmageddon set: Friday, Nov. 25
• Breaking Brad: March 7
• NTK (Need to Know)
• Bill constricts snake sellers
• Black refs unhappy to be left out
• Troops coax out rural cops
• The Public Pulse, March 7
• World-Herald editorial: Sound institution
• News notes: March 7
• World-Herald editorial: Sobering flood-threat report
• Scouts' treats ideal for troops
• March 5-7: Fewer storms here?
• Snow, wind to pick up
• Turkey trotters foul up traffic
• Sales show we're ready for spring
• One man dies after crash
• Grad requirements follow policy
• The Public Pulse, March 6
• Shortfall response differs from '02
• World-Herald editorial: War, remembered
• Road dog is a ticket-writing machine
• A longer season for ragweed
• World-Herald editorial: It’s time for a full solution on CIR
• Good Deeds: March 6
• Marine's dad reads between lines
• Jays can't hold off Bears' second-half surge
• Dialogue with developers beneficial
• Teen working to make a difference
• ‘Time was right’ to rejoin youth clubs
• Restoring Old Glory
• World-Herald editorial: Endangered languages
• Bus driver hits child, leaves
• Organ transplant for new ballpark
• March 5-7: Fewer storms here?
• When a 2nd chance isn't enough
• Tournament Central: Nebraska girls state basketball
• City won't impose wheel fee
• Man to stand trial in 3 deaths
• Breaking Brad: March 4
• NTK (Need to Know)
• Neb. troops make a difference
• CWS icon waves bye to 'Blatt
• World-Herald editorial: We’re all in it together
• Aid cut to cities, counties OK'd
• The Public Pulse, March 4
• World-Herald editorial: Clever yet cruel
• March 4: Wind power threatens birds?
• 35 new places to buy fireworks
• Going after drunken drivers
• Jobs on casino workers' minds
• Bob Seger coming to Omaha
• DVD from Afghanistan thrills family
• Omaha grants 35 fireworks permits
• Breaking Brad: March 3
• Your Weekend Planner
• NTK (Need to Know)
• More details on Hy-Vee shooting
• Nebraska troops deliver food
• Ruling on pickets disturbs some
• Schools get insurance break
• Lawmakers face redistricting puzzle
• World-Herald editorial: Big Ten and Innovation Campus
• No charges in double-voting
• The Public Pulse: March 3
• World-Herald editorial: Memory achievements
• March 3: Groundwater levels
• Morrill school tax issue probed
• Breaking Brad: March 2
• Money dispute preceded shooting
• NTK (Need to Know)
• World-Herald editorial: Trying to hide the politics
• Sentence no solace for family
• Immigration bill blasted
• FURTHERMORE
• World-Herald editorial: Wise investment
• March 2: Icehouse, greenhouse
• Growth leaves cities behind
• Big bid for a shot at a bighorn
• A chat with Spc. Michael Rice
• NEBRASKAland Foundation honors 3
• Research park funds defended
• Another post office will close
• Metro population hits 865,350
• Breaking Brad: March 1
• NTK (Need to Know)
• News notes: March 1
• Fraud allegedly topped $1.4 million
• Idol from where?
• Bill would ban beer on boats
• Why Afghanistan matters
• World-Herald editorial: Decision time soon to arrive in afghanistan
• Victim was upset before shooting
• Abortion restrictions backed
• Midlands Voices: Immigration reform demands common-sense approach
• March 1: In like a lamb?
• Person killed near Hy-Vee store
• Boy, 6, hit by truck near school
• Man injured in drive-by shooting
• Family died at mother's hand
• Breaking Brad: Feb. 28
• World-Herald editorial: Animal-rights activism
• World-Herald editorial: Strong vision for the Bluffs
• Feb. 26-28: Weather Service budget
• Images of Afghanistan
• UNMC administrator Pamies dies
• 3 fire departments fight blaze
• Man shot in car
• One killed in crash
• David Kramer helps Tunisia rebuild
• 'Superman' stirs education dialogue
• An odd spring pair: floods and drought
• Building on DUI law
• Mission impossible: Afghanistan
• The Public Pulse, February 27
• World-Herald editorial: Path out of gang life
• World-Herald editorial: Sales tax vote would be fair
• Michael Gerson: Wisconsin events merely preview of debt debate
• Oscars Live Chat: 6:45 p.m.
• Patriotism, history, education
• Innovation Campus taking shape
• Nebraska State Cheer and Dance results
• Viking Cup results
• Robotics results
• To Joslyn Castle area, she's a jewel
• The Public Pulse, February 26
• World-Herald editorial: Here come the hoppers
• Feb. 26-28: Weather Service budget
• Omaha native makes 'Idol' Top 24
• At least one injured in gun battle
• All evening classes have been canceled for tonight, February 24, 2011 due to severe weather. All online services will remain available. The Service Desk will be available to students during regular hours via email at servicedesk@bellevue.edu. Online libr
• UNL ends east campus alert
• Your Weekend Planner
• I-80, JFK reopen; Roads still slick
• Breaking Brad: Feb. 24
• NTK (Need to Know)
• Schools try new approach to science
• World-Herald editorial: Defense part of the picture
• The Public Pulse, February 24
• Midlands Voices: Education gaps persist among mental health workers
• After arrest, officer gets desk job
• Feb. 24: Big ice jam
• African-American awards given
• Oh, no! More snow!
• Suttle, recall leader chat
• Farm deaths called 'unnatural'
• Breaking Brad: Feb. 22
• NTK (Need to Know)
• Jobs there for the taking
• Good Deeds: Feb. 22
• Union takes cause to the people
• ‘Compliment Kids’ try to make someone’s day
• Omaha cop arrested in casino flap
• Iowa labor rally draws 500
• Turmoil to send gas prices up
• The Public Pulse, February 22
• FURTHERMORE
• World-Herald editorial: Dealing with DUI cases
• Feb. 22: Trapped on the ice
• Ice jam nearly pathway to tragedy
• Baby-sitter arrested for girl's death
• Suspects flee, then crash
• Breaking Brad: Feb. 21
• NTK (Need to Know)
• Loess Hills may save butternuts
• Have any unused farm equipment? Donate it
• Flood of worries over $21,000 bill
• Tall kid big on volunteering
• Good Deeds: Feb. 21
• Which president inspires you?
• World-Herald editorial: Truth, water safety
• World-Herald editorial: Deficits and delusions
• Feb. 19-21: Flood insurance
• Three die in rural Ithaca fire
• Strong showing at KidzExplore
• 20-year-old Bayne wins Daytona 500
• Hidden case opens final chapter
• Weird week: Spiders and rappers
• ‘Angels' would get sweet tax credit
• Kelly: Medic serves without pomp
• Contest: Get yourself Gaga
• Newcomer is thorn for state GOP
• Chuck Hagel on the new Middle East
• Full seats, empty pockets
• Good Deeds: Feb. 20
• The Public Pulse, February 20
• FURTHERMORE
• World-Herald editorial: Cutbacks are unavoidable
• Huskers upset No. 3 Longhorns
• Omahan honored by German government
• Your Weekend Planner
• Roller skating is a lifetime sport
• Workhorse cruiser out to pasture
• Contest: Get yourself Gaga
• The Public Pulse, February 19
• World-Herald editorial: Efficiencies within reach
• Thunderstorms, floods coming?
• Feb. 19-21: Flood insurance
• Man dies after police struggle
• Time for an online celebration- it looks like as of tonight 1000 people like this page! Let us know what we can do to make it even better!
• Potholes taking turn for worse?
• Baker’s chocolates a family affair
• The neighbors are building an igloo
• New life for Intercessors of Lamb
• World-Herald editorial: Politics and moderation
• Personal valentines made with love
• World-Herald editorial: Possible solution for invasive species?
• Feb. 12-14: Atmospheric rivers
• Jubilant Egyptians stand at a crossroads
• St. Peter Claver school to close
• Briefly
• Regent: Painting sale 'bad idea'
• Mubarak goes; Egyptians cheer
• World-Herald editorial: Reduce pesticide drift
• Teen gets 6 years in holdup
• World-Herald editorial: Foster care scrutiny is important
• Feb. 11: Colder than the South Pole
• Bus driver found not guilty
• Omaha officer dragged by SUV
• Johanns seeks leadership post
• Usher tour coming to Omaha
• Rage ignites anew in Egypt
• Western Iowa loses population
• In GO: Superman skips Omaha
• Your Weekend Planner
• NTK (Need to Know)
• Red-alert season for ice dams
• Get ready for higher food prices
• The Public Pulse, February 10
• World-Herald editorial: A worthy salute
• World-Herald editorial: Prostitution horrors
• Schlichtemeier: 'I am at fault'
• Feb. 10: Small world, big droughts
• On livewellnebraska.com: Strokes up among the young
• Seniors' tax compromise in works
• Dog bites send 2 to hospital
• $1.4M deal in fatal crash
• On livewellnebraska.com: Varied premiums
• Should state change electoral vote?
• The Public Pulse, February 9
• FURTHERMORE
• World-Herald editorial: On the path to CIR reform
• Lawmakers vote to end local aid
• Voters will be investigated
• Court backs former Elkhorn chief
• Views mixed on sex ed plan
• Creighton president looks back
• Feb. 9: Flea, fly . . . fantastic!
• CU president looks back
• Egypt turmoil topic at UNO
• On livewellnebraska.com: Obama gives up smoking
• Ex-officers' appeal denied
• Voters will be investigated
• NTK (Need to Know)
• Newlywed loses health battle
• Will softball venture cost city?
• An offer too good to pass up
• 100th day of school brings 101-year-old visitor
• Schools work to keep kids in class
• 100th day of school brings 101-year-old visitor
• High gas price a pump puzzler
• Nebraska bar builds curling rink
• Iowa medal winner won't re-enlist
• High gas price a pump puzzler
• Dangerous cold, then a warm spell
• Sex ring victims describe shame, pain
• Feb. 8: Life on the farm
• Feb. 8: Life on the farm
• She speaks out against violence
• Super Bowl XLV: Packers hang on for 31-25 win
• Last Week: Toys win
• Snow, arctic cold precede warm-up
• Bid to close lethal gap in gun law
• Dash of color to brighten viaduct
• Kelly: Speaking up, creating peace
• Remembering Reagan on centennial
• On livewellnebraska.com: Latest stem-cell idea
• The Public Pulse, February 6
• World-Herald editorial: Legislature's need for caution
• World-Herald editorial: Nebraska looks ahead
• Super Bowl XLV: An old-school showdown
• Feb. 6: Oh, my!
• 3rd settlement in ‘Beatrice 6’ case
• Science Bowl title on the line
• Suttle: No Ralston annexation
• Feb. 5: How did the storm impact you?
• Man jailed in insurance scam
• No plans to limit recalls
• Tearful plea in fatal crash
• Cities seek to head off revenue losses
• Prom dresses sold for a cause
• Parents try to save Underwood Hills school
• Giffords' husband going into space
• Rural air subsidies eyed for cuts
• Slip-on ice grippers keep you upright
• World-Herald editorial: Big challenge, positive steps
• New crime-fighting tool in Omaha
• Panel kills kids meal bill
• Baseball group sues MECA
• FURTHERMORE
• World-Herald editorial: Democracy abroad
• UNL grad stays in Cairo
• Bill would cut health coverage
• Feb. 4: Seeking a few good mussels
• Smell forces jet to land in Omaha
• Sanders quits Husker staff
• Your Weekend Planner
• Farm prices boost land values
• NTK (Need to Know)
• Mussels: Big trouble, small package
• Guard stays busy after training Afghans
• World-Herald editorial: Right signal for society
• TD Ameritrade to pay $10 million
• Lawmakers move against meth
• It's final: Suttle still wins
• No misinterpreting her commitment to ‘mission’
• World-Herald editorial: Uncertainties in egypt
• Judge condemns ‘carnage'
• Feb. 3: Clearing windshields of frost
• False story leads to big search
• Deal ends Woodbine banker’s trial
• Latest Update per bellevue.edu: Daytime classes for 2/2/11 have been canceled due to severe weather. Evening classes will proceed as scheduled for 2/2/11.
• Shooting injures Lt. Gov.'s son
• Sun shines on cleaner streets
• Workers urge pipeline OK
• NTK (Need to Know)
• La Vista club’s quilts benefit police, firefighters
• The Public Pulse, February 2
• World-Herald editorial: Biogenes and USDA
• World-Herald editorial: Look for a change in scheduling city elections
• You're cold? Chadron's -27
• David Ignatius: Protests intensify Arab world anxiety, demonstrate limits of power by U.S.
• Senators pare wheel fee's scope
• Feb. 2: Not safe for man nor beast
• Jan. road deaths a record low
• Deal could mean less than 50 years
• LiveWellNebraska: Sodium webchat
• 1 injured in 21st & Pinkney shooting
• Expect another ugly commute
• Signing Day: Husker football
• Signing Day: Husker football
• Weather Update: Daytime classes for 2/2/11 have been canceled due to severe weather. Please refer to bellevue.edu for changes regarding the evening class schedule for 2/2/11.
• Icy roads too slick for some
• Nothing off limits on OPS budget
• Helping kids with parents deployed overseas
• New York Times editorial: Credit Suttle for making hard choices
• The Public Pulse, February 1
• FURTHERMORE
• World-Herald editorial: Mayoral recalls become national debate
• World-Herald editorial: Female officers' opportunity for service
• Rider deaths could bring 50 years
• Millard South principal returns
• Closings and cancellations
• LiveWellNebraska: Shake the salt habit
• No time to take chances in the cold
• Feb. 1: Near blizzard but no blizzard?
• Roadside bomb claims Iowan
• Commuter fee probably dead
• Soldier reintegration efforts lauded
• The weather forecast for Nebraska is looking cold and snowy. Check bellevue.edu for the latest information on weather-related changes or cancellations for the University.
• Pheasant Fest 'tremendous success'
• Female officers command respect
• Buses might not be free for all
• 13-year-old bowlers strike perfection
• Bill would boost parking fine
• World-Herald editorial: The need for stability at OHA
• More snow, more cold on way
• Man pleads in motorcyclist death
• World-Herald editorial: Diversify the mix
• Jan. 29-31: A record from 1949
• Who watches whom at the zoo?
• Congratulations Graduates
• Your Weekend Planner
• Catholic schools ready to strut their stuff next week
• Omaha fifth-grader is Kid Reporter
• The case of the missing flushers
• Turning 140
• City wants hole downtown filled
• FURTHERMORE
• World-Herald editorial: Addressing Nebraska weaknesses
• 2 plead guilty in attack
• Vilsack: Be good land stewards
• No bodies makes murder case tough
• Omaha goes to bat for wheel fee
• Jan. 29-31: A record from 1949
• Local recall bills debated
• Omahan charged with burglaries
• Recall results widen Suttle's lead
• Skate-a-thon raises funds for Parkinson's
• Chilton: From outer space to cyberspace
• NTK (Need to Know)
• Potholes not as bad as last year
• Johanns: I followed the rules
• World-Herald editorial: Ensure right to breastfeed
• The Public Pulse, January 28
• World-Herald editorial: Boy Scout sets good example
• Jan. 28: Look closely . . .
• Woman shot leaving grocery store
• A parade of bird dogs for Omaha
• Polluted waters on the rise
• Iowan arrested in Omaha slaying
• Man arrested at tax office
• Consultant to review Millard security
• Preserving memories of single-room schoolhouses
• From a protest to a plan in one day
• World-Herald editorial: Honor their legacy
• World-Herald editorial: Ethanol challenges, opportunities
• Suttle survives, aims to unite city
• Band of Brothers soldier mourned
• Thieves make off with ATM
• World-Herald editorial: The burden gets heavier for Suttle
• Poor roads hit Omaha pocketbooks
• There's an app for your tax refund
• Development in missing family case
• Jan. 26: Climate change and food prices
• 50th & Ames shooting injures 2
• Obama: Spending, but restraint
• King's name may adorn Omaha freeway
• Date set for immigration law trial
• Recall voting very close
• Outdoor classroom hits funding goal, awaits spring work
• Some post offices will be closed
• Air of caution now at Peru State
• Recall election: Today's the day
• Man in standoff 'despondent'
• Nebraska jobless rate dips
• Voices, scenes from the polls
• World-Herald editorial: Travails of winter
• World-Herald editorial: Don’t tamper with trust
• Jan. 25: NOAA taps Iowa native
• Hints of spring in sky and streets
• Standoff ends with man’s arrest
• Teen pleads not guilty to death
• Mayor casts his recall ballot
• Traveling Santas reach out across the globe
• If recall OK'd, who's next?
• Kits available to test for radon
• Nebraska soldiers find frustrations
• Not guilty plea in brother's death
• World-Herald editorial: Countering terrorist groups
• World-Herald editorial: The ‘right to be heard’
• After snow, some good news
• Coins in the fountain will help kids
• Jan. 21: Wild weather in Cheyenne
• At auto show, fun is in the looking
• What a week it was
• Malfunction steers flight to Omaha
• Snow leaves, cold moves in
• Cold car better than stolen one
• Mascot in Iraq coming to Omaha
• Growing demand for roomier caskets
• Reality for Kofoed: ‘I'm a convict'
• FURTHERMORE
• World-Herald editorial: Weigh the consequences of recall
• The Public Pulse, January 23
• Packers, Bears fans ready for showdown
• Snowy day recipes
• Snow day fun
• Would recall paralyze city?
• World-Herald editorial: Shriver's duty to country
• World-Herald editorial: K2 thrills can be deadly
• On livewellnebraska.com: Chadron student has TB
• Fed help sought on evidence probe
• Keep that snow shovel handy
• A brother and a hero dead at 94
• On livewellnebraska.com: Caregiver honored
• Jan. 22-24: Saved by a satellite
• Mayor Suttle recall voters' guide
• Cold blamed for water main break
• Statewide safety radio goes live
• Benefit set for injured 6-year-old
• Mayor: Fiscal house is in order
• A push for change at OHA
• Early ballot requests top ’09 election
• 10th Street bridge will grow
• World-Herald editorial: Sudanese set voting example
• The Public Pulse, January 21
• It's Squirrel Day. Really
• World-Herald editorial: Competition in the Arctic
• A bit of snow, big problems
• Sister Lavey was gifted artist
• Defendant says victim drew knife
• Oversight of guardians advances
• South O. medical clinic opens
• 55 to 85 years for fatal holdup
• U.P. has a head of steam
• Jan. 21: Wild weather in Cheyenne
• Tax helps put city in the black
• Bill to curb wheel fee advances
• Your Weekend Planner
• No charges in lawyer's break-in
• Shelter's objections went unheeded
• Jan. 15-17: It will get better
• Branstad vows smaller government
• End govt. collective bargaining?
• No misconduct found in deaths
• Early voters swarm election office
• Chimps gnaw on worker's fingers
• Remains ID'd as missing Neb. man
• Bluffs stabbing victim dies
• Grant to treat lead hazards
• $1.7M judgment is upheld
• Orchard is heaven for fudge lovers
• Jan. 14: Jet keeps eye on storms
• Boy, 4, accidentally shoots mom
• Homeless pay sparks investigation
• $21.1M for fall at Qwest Center
• No injuries in tanning bed fire
• Your Weekend Planner
• World-Herald editorial: Wind-energy opportunism
• Body found; foul play not suspected
• Gerrard is Nelson's fed court choice
• Homeless join recall voting
• Property taxes up 4 percent
• 1-11-11 baby born at 11:11
• World-Herald editorial: False claims about vaccines
• Snow emergency comes, goes
• Bill aims at 21-year-old drinkers
• World-Herald editorial: Good chances for success
• Jan. 12: Lots of snow, no record
• Weather Alert: Bellevue University classes scheduled after 11 a.m. today (1-10-2011) have been canceled. The University remains open for faculty and staff. Please check bellevue.edu for further updates.
• Sudanese in Omaha vote on future
• 'Get down! Get down!' as gunfire erupted
• A lifetime of shortcuts
• Let the snow begin
• Total means help for thousands
• Parole plan would free 1 in 4 inmates
• Suttle not engineered for politics
• A lifetime of shortcuts
• Schools' tough job: Keeping kids in line
• World-Herald editorial: Omaha can be proud of this gem
• World-Herald editorial: Big shift has arrived on foster care
• The Public Pulse, January 9
• Congresswoman was gunman's target; accomplice suspected
• Sharing football, Saturday chores
• Omahan serves up comfort for visiting families
• How high will gas prices climb?
• Animal Training
• FURTHERMORE
• World-Herald editorial: The Afghanistan-Pakistan challenge
• Transplant recipient a big inspiration
• Bill would tighten recall rules
• Heineman gala criss-crosses state
• On livewellnebraska.com: Fluoride
• Jan. 8-10: Solar geysers
• Classes canceled for funeral
• Mayor Suttle recall voters' guide
• Many services for Iowa seniors
• Here comes the snow
• Millard South shooting: Kindness pours in
• Millard South shooting: <BR>Hundreds attend candlelight vigil
• Centura school has lockdown
• Butler family extends prayers
• Your Weekend Planner
• Lube shop shooting victim 'a gentle soul'
• Immigration legislation offered
• The Public Pulse, January 6
• FURTHERMORE
• World-Herald editorial: Fire-union ruling is $7 million headache
• Jan. 6: Historic blizzard crippled Plains
• Refugees party like its 2750
• Driver killed girlfriend, then shot self, police say
• Crash kills Sterling man
• Schultz is already pumped for 2014
• Heineman: Labor court needs more than tweaks
• Good Deeds
• Little pain for pouring too much
• Riding dark side to the top
• Shedding light on concussions
• World-Herald editorial: A wasteful food habit
• World-Herald editorial: Responsibility will be key
• Your Weekend Planner
• Who will vote in recall? Who knows?
• Thinking differently about those promises
• Nebraska traffic fatalities decrease
• Trainer: Stay the course with fitness goals
• Christmas tree recycling sites
• Stocking up for e-readers
• World-Herald editorial: Leadership that matters
• Fireworks light up downtown Omaha
• Burglar alarm alerts woman to fire
• Birds tangling with a toxin
• Deegan's severance challenged
• Prayer leads to promise kept
• Midlands stories of 2010
• World-Herald editorial: The ‘theology of last things’
• Man dies in crash near Waterloo
• World-Herald editorial: Wise plantings on evergreens
• Dec. 31-Jan. 3: Ahh, the memories
• Man charged with NU ticket theft
• 2010 Omaha World-Herald Year in Photos
• Wild dog pups welcome guests
• 24 hours of snow, then drier days
• Gothenburg elevator explodes
• G.I. mayor OKs Dallas flights
• Revving up for wheel tax
• Rainbow: When Legos fall apart, so does Mom
• Should informants get more?
• Hardly a free moment for NU band
• Arrests in Karen Jenkins' death
• NTK (Need to Know)
• New Year's Eve will be cold
• World-Herald editorial: Race to the bottom
• World-Herald editorial: False charges on ethanol
• Dec. 29: Almost California dreaming
• Livewellnebraska.com: Bridget's makeover
• Cancer patient, 10, puts face on blood drive
• Dec. 28: Seemed white enough
• Christmas Eve package: Meth
• 2 recall groups raise about $40K
• Weather stalls a few Eppley flights
• For artists, Christmas year round
• Kwanzaa events to be hosted
• King for president? He lacks 'calling'
• Repairs to Capitol almost done
• Immigration on the agenda
• Eastern storm strands travelers
• Shooting case had two informants
• World-Herald editorial: Lessons are costly in Deegan departure
• Rising Platte forces evacuation
• World-Herald editorial: Impeachment follies in Iowa
• Dec. 24-27: Christmas Day Almanac
• Naughty list grew a bit on Christmas
• Perlman is 2010 Midlander of Year
• A reel success for theaters
• Nelson vote may be key for both parties
• Midlander of Year unveiled
• Teacher pay bump for master's questioned
• GOOD DEEDS
• A gorilla-size gesture of thanks
• Ralston teen, fellow students help victims of apartment fire
• The legend of Bubba Starling
• World-Herald editorial: A growing wheat
• World-Herald editorial: Turn out, vote on Jan. 25
• Neighborhood Meetings
• Holiday events
• Popcorn ritual was special time with Dad
• Around & About
• Students give to their communities
• The art of the thank you note
• Christmas Memories
• Refugees get holiday spirit
• The Public Pulse, December 25
• FURTHERMORE
• World-Herald editorial: Religion’s role still endures
• Goodfellows on track to record year
• Colder weather follows Christmas Eve snow
• Two found dead in SUV
• Fireworks not just about ka-bangs
• Fleeing man causes mall scare
• Shooting victim dies
• Two found dead in garage
• Woman dies in Sarpy County crash
• Snow headed out of Omaha metro
• Chilling memories of last Christmas
• Six provided bulk of recall funds
• Bellevue University | Holiday Hours via @BellevueU Here are the holiday service desk hours- Happy Holidays!
• NTK (Need to Know)
• The Public Pulse, December 24
• World-Herald editorial: Great rating for Omaha
• Ross Douthat: Holiday season unwraps complexities for Christians
• Dec. 24-27: Christmas Day Almanac
• Driver who fled gets jail
• Grand jury likely in man’s death
• Power outage disrupts government
• Grinch hits St. Cecilia Cathedral
• Christmas closings
• Santa role is man's strong suit
• On livewellnebraska.com: Baby comes home
• Suttle takes fight to the voters
• Malcolm X Center opens in Omaha
• 2 senators to become lobbyists
• Team scores with ‘celebrity' visas
• NTK (Need to Know)
• World-Herald editorial: Voyager energizer
• Midlands Voices: Stimulus dollars greatly aided rural development in Nebraska
• World-Herald editorial: START treaty makes sense
• Dec. 23: Wet in the Southwest
• Storm unlikely to approach 2009’s
• Deegan, Bellevue board reach deal
• G.I. volunteers cook up a tradition
• Bluffs a contender for Olympic Trials
• Kearney pair on top of world for marriage proposal
• Rainbow: It's hard to follow the logic of Twitter
• Remodeling the U.S. House
• Petition case may have big impact
• NTK (Need to Know)
• World-Herald editorial: One odd creature
• World-Herald editorial: Dangerous bar games
• Dec. 22: New flood stage for Brownville
• Rain, ice, snow to precede sleigh
• Recall vote set for Jan. 25
• Shooting sentence: 120-150 years
• Neligh historic site begins rebuilding after June floods
• Ex-UNL prof’s suit based on faith
• State senator: Ease term limits
• Nebraska, iowa await Census data
• NTK (Need to Know)
• World-Herald editorial: Important collaboration
• The Public Pulse, December 21
• Santa comes early at shelter
• World-Herald editorial: Solar, wind power boost Rust Belt
• Dec. 21: Snow in my eyes? Egg on my face?
• Bank takes college savings reins
• Muscling out the mussels
• Woman hit by car, severely injured
• Fuel tax will drop slightly
• Lunar eclipse may be viewable
• Defrauding athletes means jail time
• Signature verification challenged
• Wrestler to play 'Biggest Loser'
• Ardent defender backs Suttle
• Nelson: A fount of political wisdom
• Learning Community report lacking
• Growth may follow road to Gretna
• Fitzsimmons returns for First Night celebrations
• NTK (Need to Know)
• Dec. 18-20: What a difference a year makes
• Lighting the way to Christmas
• Killing followed gas station brawl
• Down to the wire for shopping
• Father, daughters die in accident
• Man killed in shooting
• Budget cuts numerous in report
• Holiday message set in lights
• Rainbow: There’s precision in his passion
• Goodfellows contributions, Dec. 19
• Culver says he delivered for Iowa
• Kelly: CEO eliminates his job
• Suttle's struggles foreign to Beutler
• Boy was loved to the end
• Winter often unforgettably harsh
• Woman rescued from fire; cat dies
• YMCA’s ‘shepherd’ is feeling blessed
• FBI tries ‘shocking’ technique
• Your Weekend Planner
• White Christmas? Probably not
• ‘On a cold winter's night'
• ‘I think I had the best dad of all’
• Smile: You're on recall camera
• Sister Martin served to the end
• Woman charged with arson
• Friends give away winnings
• Santa may be left homeless
• An abortion clinic in Mills County?
• A gift for all 442 students
• Dec. 18-20: What a difference a year makes
• The Record, Dec. 18
• Warren's a smash at Rock-n-Rackets
• Cops find wrapped pot presents
• Suttle pens - Fight is on
• Phony petitions sought private info
• Asarco: EPA destroyed evidence, lied
• Dec. 17: Rare clouds photographed
• It's showtime in Wayne
• Dec. 17: Rare clouds photographed
• New principal for Jesuit Middle School
• Refugee family gets new home
• It's showtime in Wayne
• OPPD bills going up
• Henery: Even the little guy can win
• Council turns down 'green' school
• Iowa was always home to Feller
• Iowa was always home to Feller
• OPPD bills going up
• Henery: Even the little guy can win
• Council turns down 'green' school
• Churches targeted in scam
• Churches targeted in scam
• Painful cuts are expected
• Bar games could be banned
• UNO's Mammel Hall goes green
• FURTHERMORE
• World-Herald editorial: Hogs and progress
• Lawmakers get budget cut list
• World-Herald editorial: Ethanol is holding on
• Watch this week's Big Red Today Show
• Dec. 16: The tale of Laila
• Can 50 bands rival CWS impact?
• Better weather - for a few days
• Voucher will mean a good dinner
• More allegations in Peru case
• White inspired many in cancer fight
• Omaha streets turn slippery
• Bittersweet memorial for young boy
• World-Herald editorial: Stepping back from the brink
• Council gives OK to fireworks
• OPS teacher released from jail
• Omaha's a housing hot spot
• Trap costs dog a leg
• New pothole problem: Lawsuits
• Lighting up the Season
• Man held in Peru case goes to court
• New effort to rename North Freeway
• Wood-shop students driven to make holiday merrier for others
• Campuses combat party mindset
• World-Herald editorial: WikiLeaks no ‘Pentagon papers’
• World-Herald editorial: U.S. exports on the rise
• Dec. 14: Count those birds
• Questions about Medicare Rx plans?
• Physicians are Talking about Bellevue Med
• Emergency Department Sees 10,000th Patient
• Video: Husker postgame press conference
• Husker Game Day: Kansas at Nebraska, 6 p.m.
• Buyers get a bang out of promotion
• Last depot manager still works there
• Art tells history at Boys Town
• Disbarment ordered for Switzer Jr.
• Teacher remembered as devoted
• Etching memories of the fallen
• Leonard Boasberg: Obama, Democrats may cluck loudest in game of ‘chicken’
• The Public Pulse, November 13
• World-Herald editorial: Foster care uncertainties
• Pipeline job totals disputed
• Sudanese aim to get out the vote
• Ex-Bellevue police chief dies
• Salvation Army kicks off drive
• No interview with ex-CSI director
• Nov. 13-14: Does your home leak?
• Travel conditions deteriorating
• Teen dies in Papillion shooting
• World-Herald editorial: Deficit problem isn’t imaginary
• Wind power picking up speed
• World-Herald editorial: Puppy-mill abuses
• Crime lab's outlook threatened
• Honoring supreme sacrifices
• Nov. 11: All is calm
• World-Herald editorial: Welcome health initiatives for veterans
• Steam train pulls into Bluffs
• The Public Pulse, November 11
• Elk stops traffic near North Platte
• Police ID shooting victim
• Your Weekend Planner
• Sarpy hits on ballpark name
• Judge upholds award in jail suicide
• King of spades is deciding vote
• Water main closes OPS school
• If you haven't been by the campus lately, you may not know we have a new building going up directly in front of the ESB (Educational Services Building). We broke ground in November 2009 and the progress looks great. We are looking forward to having
• Women's Fall Health Fair
• Hospital Earns Silver Arrow Award
• USAF Physicians Cleared to Practice at Bellevue Med
• Hospital to Host Free Runner's Clinic
• Hospital Landscape Balances Beauty & Responsibility
• Newborn Care Broadcast to Waiting Family
• Keeping a drunk from driving
• World-Herald editorial: New research on obesity
• No more cigs mailed to troops
• NTK (Need to Know)
• Aug. 13: Tropical cooling
• World-Herald editorial: Wheat faces uncertainties
• When it's too hot for dogs
• FURTHERMORE
• Midtown site a smash hit
• Heat sends some to hospitals
• Creighton will tap solar power
• City to pay sledder's family $2.4M
• Nicholas D. Kristof: To win, U.S. must shift its Afghan focus to education
• NTK (Need to Know)
• Aug. 12: Peak power use
• World-Herald editorial: Put emphasis on innovation
• Senators vow to fight end of services to disabled
• Arrest made in Blair attack
• Power-use records fall
• ISU floored by record flooding
• Crash kills baby; drunken driver suspected
• Nebraska cat may have plague
• Norfolk rail bridge reopens
• Police contract nearing approval
• Your Weekend Planner
• Crash kills one, injures three
• Water helps homeless beat heat
• Mayor's budget draws new foes
• The Public Pulse, August 11
• 300 families to lose bus services
• State to spend more, get more?
• FURTHERMORE
• Who needs A/C? Not this couple
• Toad-licking chef ticketed
• NTK (Need to Know)
• Floods hammer central Iowa
• Aug. 11: Keep your A/C humming
• Omahan's acquittal comes quickly
• World-Herald editorial: Budget cuts for defense spending
• Lawyer expects charges in I-29 crash
• Alcohol suspected in I-29 tragedy
• Omahans caught in scam
• Brief storm hammers Bellevue
• A glimpse into use of deadly force
• Ames cuts off water supply
• Probe into I-29 crash will take weeks
• 2,700 win valuation protests
• Chamber opposes mayor's budget
• State starts budget year in hole
• Nebraskan is 'oldest worker'
• Midlands Voices: North Omaha kids open the door to reading enjoyment
• A new teacher prepares
• Blair considers pit bull law
• FURTHERMORE
• Nelnet could be hit for $1 billion
• NTK (Need to Know)
• Aug. 10: Heat index
• World-Herald editorial: Comparing energy costs
• Heat, humidity require caution
• Feb. trial for ex-Regent Hergert
• Teacher bill worries Heineman
• Briefly: News Notes Tuesday
• Police pact foes outnumber supporters
• Kansas church member sues again
• Dog adoption to cost less
• Bruning: Website will police
• Worker sues colleagues for slander
• Nelson column: Inside the Wall Street bill
• Voluntary furloughs pushed
• 55th Wing marks 20 years in Mideast
• Hebrew school plans expansion
• Wilber welcomes all Czech mates
• Seeking ways to beat the heat
• Pet health care takes bigger bite
• Lincolnites eye 2 a.m. closing
• Victims' neighbors remain uneasy
• NTK (Need to Know)
• Power restored to most of 1,300
• Aug. 9: Triple digits
• Heat delays Omaha trash collection
• Teachers’ jobs hang on vote
• I-29 crash kills 4 motorcyclists
• Wilber celebrates all things Czech
• Body found near Elkhorn River
• Nominees sought for Be Prepared awards
• Good deeds in the Midlands: Sunday
• Giving arms, legs to people in need
• The Public Pulse, August 8
• Iowa fair buttering up Nebraskans
• Pets, pupils served by food store
• Healthy habits blossom
• One flu shot is all you'll need
• Filing pothole claim? Good luck
• Just his latest chapter
• Aug. 8: Catching up
• Lawmakers eye tax exemptions
• Big turnout for Fan Day
• If you can’t beat it, celebrate it
• Taylor gets life in prison
• Boy Scout Jamboree still teaches core values
• Aug. 7: Seems like the South
• A wheel fee for commuters?
• Back to school time
• River search for man, 18, fruitless
• More trouble on Elkhorn River
• NU expects big freshman classes
• NTK (Need to Know)
• Summer is about to heat up
• Aug. 6: Lots of runoff
• Bad news, drivers: Gas prices up
• Today is the last chance for a hydrant blast
• Bluffs bridge is work of art
• Rescuers seek body in river
• Lex man gets 50 years for slaying
• Uninsured patient feeling better
• World-Herald Editorial: Of police and fairness
• Tax 'holiday' draws shoppers
• 2 recall walk in ruins of A-bomb
• Mom fined for baby's sunburn
• Details revealed in boy's slaying
• Concordia finds new home
• Neb., Iowa obesity rates creep up
• Aug. 5: Pooch fetches hail
• Your Weekend Planner
• When pigs fly . . . roads close
• Ex-motocross instructor arrested
• Fort McPherson gets funding
• Briefly: News Notes Thursday
• Buffett, Gates play a little bridge
• 2011 Big Ten title game to Indy
• New slaughterhouse trial sought
• City becomes more bike friendly
• 70 Guard soldiers coming home
• 2 dead, dozens hurt in Mo. bus crash
• Officials hear more complaints
• Making a Change!
• Program Focuses on Intensive Care Patients
• City Honors Bellevue Medical Center as "Green" Hospital
• Project Named as OSHA VPP Star
• Ground Broken on New Bellevue Medical Center
• Bellevue Medical Center to Host Job Fair
• Hospital Names Chief Nursing Officer
• Hospital Adds Experienced Physican to Leadership Team
• Hospital Welcomes First Baby
• Now a Provider for Medicare & TRICARE
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Sarpy County
• Sarpy County Apple Picking Orchards and Apple Farms for Sarpy County
• Veterans Job Fair in Bellevue, NE on Nov. 13

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