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Sept. 25 | Lincoln land option, missing Black women

Your Nebraska Update headlines for today, Sep. 25, include: prime piece of Lincoln land could soon be sold to data center developer, Omaha leaders are asking parents and guardians of children under 12 to complete survey on affordable childcare and early childhood education, seven Lincoln-area legislative candidates shared views on state issues at forum this week, UNL unveiled new weather station as part of 35 new mesonets funded by U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Lincoln is taking part in Mayors' Monarch Pledge to create and protect monarch habitats, there are hundreds of Black women and children who go missing each year in Nebraska and new partnership hopes to better understand how to solve these missing people cases.

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  Sept. 25 | Lincoln land option, missing Black women

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  Sept. 24 | CD1 debate, Lincoln bars adapt to less drinking

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  Sept. 23 | Increased fees to offset budget, Tyson transportation

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  Sept. 22 | Juvenile shackling, high school football changes

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  Sept. 21 | Capitol security, gubernatorial candidates

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  Sept. 18 | Nebraska workers AI discipline, NU revenue

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  Sept. 17 | Pillen plucks allies for board, NU-Notre Dame games

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  Sept. 16 | Tax receipts, mayor recall charges, free births

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  Sept. 15 | GOP pre-session vote, cannabis rules delayed

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  Sept. 14 | Handmaids of Nebraska, medical marijuana ruling

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  Sept. 11 | Nebraskans reflect on 9/11 response, ballot measures

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  Sept. 10 | Unicameral budget request, Lincoln petitions order

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  Sept. 8 | Meta settlement budget impacts, food influencers

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  Sept. 4 | Paid petition rules, broadband funds, Ohio matchup

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  Sept. 3 | New state AI chatbot, Omaha TIF for housing