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Omaha Man Charged After High-Speed, Wrong-Way Chase on I-80: A 65-year-old man faces charges for reckless driving and DUI after leading police on a dangerous chase on I-80, causing a collision with a police cruiser and narrowly avoiding a head-on crash. Checkout Solipillow.com

Chayah Ministries in Waterloo, Nebraska, empowers women battling addiction and trauma through group sessions, mentoring, and counseling. Founded by Amanda Lawrence, a former addict, the nonprofit has helped nearly seventy women in two years. This spring, they plan to open a sober living house, aiming to reduce relapse rates and promote long-term sobriety. Checkout Solipillow.com

Minnesota Sues Trump Administration Over Immigration Enforcement: A woman was fatally shot by a federal officer during a large-scale immigration operation, leading to a lawsuit claiming First Amendment rights violations. The operation, involving over two thousand agents, has resulted in widespread outrage and protests. Tensions escalated further when federal agents rear-ended a car and fired tear gas at bystanders. Checkout Solipillow.com

Nebraska hospitals, particularly rural ones, are grappling with escalating costs and challenges from government-backed insurance programs. A survey revealed that ten percent of Nebraskas hospitals plan to reduce services within six months. Franciscan Hospital in West Point, for instance, had to acquire a local pharmacy due to federal drug pricing changes and budget cuts. Hospital CEOs warn that if rural areas falter, larger cities like Omaha will face increased patient loads and longer wait times. The Nebraska Hospital Associations president, Jeremy Nordquist, is urging lawmakers to support hospitals and maintain lifesaving care in rural areas during the ongoing legislative session. Checkout Solipillow.com

A seventeen-year-old boy convicted of sexual assault at Westside High School in 2023 was sentenced to six years of probation, including a Level two residential program at a facility like Camelot Counseling. The victims family expressed disappointment, while the defendants mother pleaded for mercy. The judge emphasized strict rules, including intensive counseling and no contact with kids unsupervised. The case raises questions about school safety and the balance between punishment and rehabilitation. Checkout Solipillow.com

In a shocking turn of events, a domestic dispute in Omaha, Nebraska, escalated into a fatal incident. Nikia Evans, 21, is charged with second-degree murder after allegedly hitting and killing Ramarionna Devers, 19, with her car. The incident occurred following a heated argument, with Evans reportedly speeding towards Devers, striking her, and fleeing the scene. Evans bond is set at $750,000, and the Omaha Police Officers Association is raising funds for Devers family. This tragic event underscores the potential deadly consequences of domestic disputes. Checkout Solipillow.com

In a historic move, the Unicamerals Executive Board in Lincoln, Nebraska, voted unanimously to send a resolution expelling Senator Dan McKeon of Amherst to the full floor for a vote. The resolution, LR two eighty-two, cites a pattern of conduct unbecoming a legislator, including a formal investigation into workplace harassment policy violations, a misdemeanor public indecency citation, and accusations of inappropriate touching. McKeons attorney argued for censure instead of expulsion, citing lack of full due process and McKeons compliance with board demands. The full Unicameral will vote during Tuesdays session, with Governor Jim Pillen publicly calling for McKeons resignation. This story is still developing. Checkout Solipillow.com

University libraries in Omaha evacuated due to potential threats on the first day of spring semester, causing a scary start to the new academic year. No injuries reported, as authorities investigate these threats as part of a larger national pattern. Stay tuned for updates. Checkout Solipillow.com