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OPPD again delays plan to stop burning coal at North Omaha plant

Coal will continue to burn in North Omaha. Omaha Public Power District’s board of directors voted Thursday to delay decommissioning the North Omaha Station’s coal-fired units despite previous pledges and public health concerns. The public utility cites a “new energy reality” driving its decision. OPPD President Javier Fernandez shared a statement ahead of the board […]

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Terence ‘Bud’ Crawford retires from boxing as one of the most accomplished fighters of all time

Terence “Bud” Crawford of Omaha is retiring from boxing, according to posts from his YouTube and X accounts. Crawford defeated Canelo Alvarez on Sept. 13 to earn an undisputed title in three different weight classes, the most belts in the modern era of boxing. “Walking away as a great with nothing else left to prove,” […]

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Jewish Federation of Omaha, local officials address fears and grief after Australia shooting

Leaders of the Jewish Federation of Omaha, law enforcement and state and local officials gathered Monday to address a deadly terrorist attack carried out on an Australian beach over the weekend.  Two gunmen, a father and son, opened fire during a Hanukkah celebration Sunday, killing 15 people and wounding dozens more. The incident was Australia’s […]

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Homework: The Motion Picture

At nearly three hours, and with a deliberate pace that makes you feel most of those minutes, The Secret Agent isn’t a breezy watch. It is a dense cinematic tome, offering universal observations about life under authoritarianism (it’s bad!) and specific critiques of Brazilian political strife (it’s complicated!). Although the idea of a “second-screen movie” […]

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